The Omaha guide., 1942-06-06

TO leave on tue l4lH. iSHt Jldt
grand, c. c?
-CCM-
Mrs. Gladys B. Anderson, 21l0
Ohio, left Tuesday night for a Few
weeks vacation with her parents and
other relatives in Louisiana, Miss
ouri. Mrs. Anderson, as you know,
is the charming wife Of the Rev. l..
w. Anderson, pastor of the Morn
ing Star Baptist Church, 260S Fran
kiln Street.
Am I lucky or not? I called at
the Norman residence, 1878 Binney
Street. and just got there in time
to get some ice cream, cake, and
cool-ade. that was being served at
the party that little nine year old
Jessie Norman was given to nine of
her special friends. Really, it was
refreshing. too.
-CCM--
DO you know Babe Bender, c.. c?
is one of your subscribers and
lives at 1916 North 23rd Street. T
seem to meet him wherever 1 go
and he always stops me to chat a.
bout something that appears in this
message of yours. If a thousand
others read it as zealously as he
does 1 couldn't make much progress
because they would all be stopping
to make some comment or 9TH
er. I like it though. Wouldn't
You. G. G?
Have you W been in Gary, Ind
lana, c. G? That's where the larg-
est steel mills in the country are
working the clock around. Well,
Herman Lowe, husband of Mrs.
Louise Lowe. 1905 Hamilton Street,
one Of your subscribers, has been
working for the past two years. He
recently spent a week at home. They
must have had a joyous time.
CEN
One OF the popular credit houses.
downtown, called up, G. c. and
wanted some information about one
of your subscribers. I was glad to
give it to them for that particular
subscriber was AL in my books.
That meant that she kept her word.
Did l do right, in recommending
her, G. G?
Com /,
I'm sorry however, that I couldn't
recommend some of your subscrib-
ers. Do You know, c. c. that i've
been cutting them off your subscrip-
ton lists? If I've done wrong, I a.
pologize, but I just can't get used
to people who make promises af-
ter promises and then never I've
up to any of them. 1 just haven't
got patience to run after them. How
you have tolerated them all these
years is beyond me I simply cut
them off the list and mark them
unreliable" and 1 hope you will not
censor me for doing so. Do yol
want a list of those cut off because
they are unreliable, in my opinion?
1 haven't the list before me but 1
will give it to you. if you want ii?
80 CCM-
Here's the kind Of subscriber |
like, G. G. The other evening while
in the HIM. Nes, I patronize all
the live places.) a fellow hailed me
and asked if / wasn't Clifford c.
Mitchell. He r~eintroduced himself
Il had met him once) and said he
wanted to take out a renewal for a
year as he didn't want to miss my
writings. He is Edward King, 2706
Maple Street. That's the kind Of
a reader to have, isn't it, G. G?
-CCM-
Here's another kind Of a reader,
but / like her. She's Mrs. Maize Nc
Carroll. 1 met her coming up the
street one day on 26th Street. Sac
was wearing some blue, pink or
what have you Stacks. 1 saw her
from afar. She attracted my attan-
ton as who wouldn't. But imagine
that upon meeting her she bawled
me out to a fare-thee-well. Do yOn
know why? Remember, I recently
wrote about her fixing her garden
and / said that she said she was DC
ing it only to give her neighbors
something to talk about. Well, tne
neighbors talked all right. Talked
too much. And, poor me, I'm the
fall guy. Maize was working 50