The Omaha guide., 1942-06-13

Every possible convenience i
built into the home and it is furn-
ished lavishly.
Truly the happy marred life If
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Tapp is indeed
a success story. Now retired, Mr..
Tapp spends his days and nights in
quiet and happy solitude with his
helpmate who for over twenty years
has labored with him in making the
ideal home.
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Little Margaret Louise Whitley.
daughter Of Mrs. Marjorie Whitley.
1852 Grant Street, had a most n
joyable birthday party on the tenth.
Her eighth.
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Another birthday party was that
of Mrs. Frances Redd. 2515 Patrick
Avenue, recently, when she enter-
tanned thirty-five guests at a lunch
con and house party.
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Little Gloria Brewer. the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brewer.
1913 North 26th Street, was recent
" burned on the leg. although She
is coming along nicely now. The
little girl is the niece Of Mrs. Susie
Redd, 2606 Blonde Street.
And Mrs. Redd, and sisters, also
had other sisters. the Misses Eva
and Rose McCants. Of Chicago, TO
visit here for awhile. It is believed |
that Rose will remain in Omaha.
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Mrs. j. f. Moses, sc~hooIteacher. Of
Little Rock, Arkansas, is visiting
a few weeks with her brother. whom
she has not seen for over twenty
years, and is staying with her bro
Their and sister-in-law, the Mr.. ami
Mrs. W. S. Lamberth's, 1921 Evans
Street.
Also. Miss Dorothea Lee Hayes,
Of Forth Worth, Texas. is staying
with the Lamberth's until school
starts in September.
Mr.. Lamberth. you know, has been
in the general hauling business in
Omaha for over twenty years.
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And Mrs. Ashby Simmons, 1928
Willis Avenue, also has out of-town
guests for the summer. the former
Omahans, but. now the popular
school teachers of Kansas City.
Kansas, the Misses Gertrude and
Lucky Booker. 1 understand that
they come to Omaha each year 10
DECORATE the graves of their parents.
Mrs. Simmons also entertained
Mrs. VIM. Marsh. former Omahan, |
but now Of Los Angeles. California,
who visited Omaha recently.
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Mrs. Beulah Nowling, 5O22 18th
Street, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. S. Sones, 1924 Evans Street. Is
on the sick list. Nothing serious.
it's thought
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Peoples, BOIL
Pinkney Street, are entertaining
Mrs. Vivian McCants, of Detroit, |
Michigan, and also Mrs. Leonard. of
Pontiac, Michigan. While here the
McCants were highly entertained in
GLIDING an exclusive affair at the
Masonic Hall.
And the Peoples are also happy
because their son, William r. PEG
pies, has arrived home from Wilber-
force University, where he has been !
studying Industrial Arts. If Unc.e /
Sam does not catch up with Will
Jam he will return to Wherefore
in the fall.
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Here's another one Of those long
time-on-one-job-men. Wonder why
I didn't think Of it awhile back
when I was writing about others?
But this one tops them all for this
week. 1t seems that George Reeves
Blonde Street, has been work
ing for thirty-one years for the Mis-
souri, Pacific as a stationary fire
man. Mrs. Sadie Mccain. 2619
Caldwell Street. was telling me about
him. I forget what the relationship
is between them now. I que you
know, anyway?
While talking with Mrs. CcClain
I thought 1 was going to be able to
revive some r~ecollections about trav-
els in Haiti and San Domingo but
it appears that while Mrs. McClain's
people came from Haiti she has new
er been there.
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Here's a little church story from
San Domingo ION the same island
with Haiti). It occurred in one Of
those primitive out of the wa