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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLEANER, experienced. wants apis. to
clean; by day or week. DE 144s.
sleep in or out; no Sundays. Call National
DAYwoRKER. laundress experiences s5
and carfare. DE e9ls 1882 18th St.
SIRLs, col9red Tans gsrt-time work, pm.
dEn, GdKa cS1Ssd sG4f en pen 4sf ea Sfhf s. s
morning porter work DU. 5s7e. "'iN u
81 and carfare. NE. 1885
GIRL, colored, exper.. wants days work of
any kind; good references; want S. per
day Gail EX. 1880 from am to pm.
GIRL. colored, junior high school. wants
work; no SUNDAYS Csll AT 1905
GIRL. eolored, desires work as nursemaid.
SO pm; referenees Sts wa csll ''C Ii 4oaao 70
GIRL. colored. wishes few hours work,
mornings. Ma. 3l94
GIRL, colored wants mornings work, Mon.
through Fri. cleaning. Call after IL.
GIRL. colored, wishes part time work,
2:30 pm. until after dinner. FIR. $3.50. .
GIRL, colored. wants ghw, $50 to $40
or part time am, cleaning and getting
dinner in afternoon. HO. 1887.
GIRL, colored, wishes psrt-time work; no
cooking. Call Elk. 1906.
GIRL, colored, desires morning Job 5 days
. week. GLORIA DIXON, 1882 11th st.
GIRL, colored, hish school student, desires
employment as mothers helper; no SUM-
DAYS. North 1852.
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PERSONAL

SLIP COVERS. draperies upholstering; our
1PHoIsfrRfk 5}SH NFi 52kES, WANTED, bes, vorkips
conditions; top price paid co. 1889. MR..
TEACHER. M s sIsmentszy grades. m will ~ totsr 9
HATS CLEANED. restyled; new hats mad
teriai. ANNE HoPKINs. ITO F st. NV. Nv
Room SIS: RE. O!39. Closed Saturday
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
heart asthma, rheumatism, arthritis'
nervousness. piles, colds, flu or other all
ments;, :, also relief for aching, swollen feet.
CAMP MONTE viTA-Boys, 5-15: conv
aood food. mineral T; water; qualified sfs stan
Christian services. CHI. 1855 or Wo. 42l
PRACTICAL FRENCH eeao 18th ST
Club; exclusive basic conversation trans
latlon known nU professor Paris University
voicE RECORDINGS - Free vocal and
sinsins tests evening: records OF voice to
easements for meetings, lectures. etc;
studio parties arranged. DE. 1881 Sun
IDEAL FOR Fl. MYER soldier and wife;
cool basement room kitchen priv, plus So
for housekeepins duties and care Ayr old
WIDOW needs position to live in or place
as caretaker or as companion on nearby
Kafatiop K.i ao,sTHn Boz dis 6poRs Sbs5R with kr,.
toi deodorant Last nights cigarette
smoke--tonieht's caulifiower that tastes 60
good. leaves an aroma you could lust a,
business Spray with Kretol restore the
atmosphere to Its accustomed purity BIG
size bottle and wall deodorizer. s9c. de-
Ijy, I5yerea Ssoo KREroL co. 1915 l4th ST. NV
TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS. VA, ;"Th'
Little sShGGl sa That nnba Is p rIs from T
nome and school for renned people will
INSTRUCTIONS in Spanish grammer an and
sonable rates Call RA. 2251.
ms ins sddress, adj essD seeretsrial ' serVice' 30,
ai's ALARM CLOCKS. watches repaired, ;, ;. 4
prompt pro Safsae attention EkkcTRIchL CENTER
5l4 10th St. betw: E and NV. 10
sftsr ! ! 5:aS q 5esl 5oHs a. MAYO asls i:sf
TEs @ seaa business sp o aRa Woman sauGen o
from making home during the war, for
s0ma HATS ses eisd faSfes 3et
straws: designed, blocking. trimming. THE
35S3 i4sh st. 9pen
|
liyered; 34-hour service. SO per week
TRAINED NURSE has vacancy in privat.
home for elderly gentleman or semi
YOUNG COUPLE or single man to worl
on farm; room. board and salary; no ex
penses. Box 151-S, Star
REST HOME-second- floor room, semi
private bath, cheerful surroundings; ira,
service EN-. 0644.
BEST CARE given small child in suburban
home: large yard; nurse assisting. Cal
SH. 1904.
VACANCY in convalescent home July 5th
tray service and nursing care; very que
| home. Adams 1925.
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home By
bpby portrait expert; total cost, & photos
$40. Adams S4S9. ewes. 15'
BOARD YOUR CHILDREN in home of a
nurse while you go on your vacation
Sligo 5757.
ARTICLES. literary and scientinc carefully
edited and typed. Reasonable. E4. 5225
before 5, weekdays. Ia
PERMANENT, So: shampoon, 2ec: nneel
Honour HON School 81 1s4o n. Y. MHsAIr ave.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-
| Campbell, II you are in need Of q loan n
to $500 on your signature.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

Ao6Hs audit seryics
sccouNfSNr.0 0e'xfah xish c eommereial nnS e exp,
wants wants to be ASSOCIATED gith Eell-estab-
a. Box s'ar
books maintained, tax returns; ia 6a3l
ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant state.
:syins steps I taken an now. We Elk $500. II
:Sdiso1 RE sas5't s3So or rssidenes DE sS9s.
ACCouNTANT-AuDIToR, experienced: ca
pable Of taking complete charge, costs and
hSs 4sss ssssSseksksaEEErEk: ksksaEEErEk II Years.
Sssnsss sms soa 4css sssa.s s
asss sss esSs1s
STsS1TTRE s1siSi S}al EXECUTIVE, young man, de-
perienced in sales, stock records, adjust
ments and MANAGEMENT Box 453-s' Star Star
GRADUATE civil and structural ener. 80
years experience building and bridges. PA,
civil service. Available. Randolph S995. o.
tst. care q ii small apt !'eS teS quarters; M M rel
Man; IA s.sS sSiored' wants janitor's quarters
children: iisht work that wife and 14-yr.-
mi aR empoye de-
sires to return to private industry in the
capacity of manager or assistant manager
experience as MANAGER of hotels in Florida,
Indiana and washington. .. c. For fur
ther information and references, phone
SIGHr IeGa eSa9 WaTcHMAN atifs nj Retired man. A.
years old, desires permanent position as
q ss' poso SGS5
PAINTING, inside and out, light carpenter
S9rk bIs pas5erns mi roof
fF4kr-TIMER' R'ss WORN, evenings; e;"9r young man;
ss 1isht meehan,eaL Sf. sales or clerical pre-
PATENT HTToRNEY.' ''sf: With long exp. will
accept preparation. prosecution, interfer-
snce s an and 9 search work on piecework basis
I5aa 4 to aya1e'e acr for Ess
ton; SPECIAL training IN ysneresl si diseases Eases
RTNfAn NffsATnssGlHsY MasYENRSGsf vi Man % desires
t.nance department: draft exempt. expert
RE1lRE1 Sovr HGA aMSioYI. iftS s'aT With late
model car, desires pleasant outside EN-
SoGNG MAN, ambitious. oEs draft I. 1ssl Exempt
with executive, sales. statistical and ac-
seuntins abilities desires position with
45O-S Star 10.
JOB WANTED-Young, ambitious married
cere worker able to grasp quickly, accus-
toned to meeting public capable Of re-
sponsible position, eXperienced in manae-
ing liquor store and gas station, also eX
perienced in credit and automobile fiDanc-
Ing. ready Immediately for good steady
position; willing to work long hours: best
sos per week. Call Union 4225. IL
YOUNG MAN, colored. wishes an evening
part-tme Job: hours, & pm. to 10 pm,
working in drugstore or bus boy in cafe
terra. hotel. restaurant. Call CO 1l1A
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PERSONAL tceus.,. /.

WHEN YOUR FEET HURT. you hurt ai
'Sss Mossfs K... Hsr
IpNcfEfIL6W 5pSs 5y ckAAr4 NA 4ess Severn River for
boys s.l4: South River, ior boys 8. I and
LL0NGFELLoW SCHOOL, Bethesda. Md.
BUSY PARENTs-picnics and sisht-see-
ing tours for your children: mature wash
ingtonian will carry out trips according
70 your plans, any place, any time. BOX
DANCE sTuDIo for private parties. etc;
auto. record changer. mike; stage piano,
more than 500 records, and it's air con-
ditioned: none like it,. District 1878.
AEMORRHOiDe eradicated oy my own
method. Results effective for q iife-
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR. eOMMERWERCK.
ASI aSSl ~ 9Th syn.,.A. st ~ "A. 4717 - -
town, expert operator, l0c per thread run.
Meedlscraft MS s iSIN sSsryNtse; Nss SEQ 18th st; NV
repaired while you wait. Room 6O2.
WeStory Bldg. 6O5 14th NV
ROBT. B. SCOTT, dental laboratory.
Room g01. Westory Bldg, 6O5 14th st.
GET TO WORK on time by using a reliabl.
teiephons Wake-up service. Information.
If you DON'T HAVE AN ALARM CLOCK.
WI cail you PROMPTLY; 1-year, well-estab-
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HoMl IMP. coMPANles- I Cent, /,

MODERNIzE YoUn HONE ana add add
basement rooms hnished. pofches in
closed, concrete work, plumbing. decorat.
eral house repairs; Get our free esti-
HOME RENovATiNd,i inc, 1870 Irv.
ing st. NV. Adams 1000.
PAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 yrs
at making homes brighter. LUCAS, LUCAS
LUCAS. s"3 Emerson st. NV, ,RA.
ROOFING. siding, insulation. Free esti-
DISTRICT RENOvATORS. GE. 9551
ROOFING, asbestos siding renludeling,
terms l.l5 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Georsia l1OS-1lI3.
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
STORM window and screen combinations
available for immediate installation; de.
ferred payment Call WO. $3.50 for free
dSsIHGnstration y SIi2 9 1y6nd 6snd senstimste. est .
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
CALL F0R FREE ESTIMATES. siding,
roofing and storm sash; ! to Is years to
pay. Suburban Roofers Co., 81. 1862 or
FoR REMoDELlNG AND REPAIRS, roof.
ing and asbestos siding, call w. d. TAY-
LOR, Sligo O942. ewes
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PIANO TEACHER, accompanist; studied
Chicago Musical College. Franklin 027l .
QUICK rev'eW course IN shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping calculating machines.
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1%33 T st Ma. 1888.
SUMMER SCHOOL-Beginners and re-
fresher courses in shorthand, typing. book
keeping, Eng. vocabulary building, comp
tometer. New classes now starting. In
9uire BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. NV.
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION available from
Congressional Airport on Cubs, Taylor
Phone Oliver $685. los
PVT. INSTRUCTION, small classes, Grades
Ii. qualified teachers. Open Sept 90
On bus and car line DE 7O51 81
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-tlme classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave. ME.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SELECT OSTTTONS-Stenoq n

SELECT POsITIONS-Stenog. %, re-
35-30., S45 wk; stenog. dJ. com'I. S40-
$50 wk.; clerks a., some night work, es-
sential work, .S39.50 wk.; stenoe fD, med
ical, $50; clerks, all kinds. S30-S35 wk.,
under 80. Always new openings Welcome
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. Ma.
IA. 6nSS
STENOGRAPHERs 0D, S4o-S5o wk.;
hourly openings 25 for vacation Jobs. $40
$50. wk:; card punch operators, Sl6S mo.
education. IN. S1S5; typists ofJ. $50 w'pm'. %
$3.50 wk Dozens OF other openings
tWMC referral agency. BOYD SERVICE,
}33 F St MA. 233S
TEACHERS. clerks. receptions; select DO
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
Est. II yrs) 1871 G ST. Ma 2114.
TEACHERs-Many fne positions listed
salaries to 81 900. BALTIMORE TEACH
ERs' AGENCY. SIG N. Charles ST.. Balti-
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DOMESTIC,

TEACHERS for fail position. jr. colleges,
residence required; Latin English, chem
istry- -math. phys. education, Spanish
French, home economies ADAMS TEACH
EES' AGENCY. 204 Colorado Building.
RE. 1898.
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY have
on hand day worker, laundresses. house
cleaners, Janitor job, Sl10; couple job,
$500: mothers helper, SIS, fare; | to z.
81 j; TO Z. 500. etc. lS37 lIth st NV.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont. ,

WOULD LIKE to contact lady desiring
good home in colored family and small
salary. AT. s245
WILL GIVE room and board in cool Chevy
Chase home, one block from Conn ave,
% person to cook dinner. Phone Oliver
$50 WK.. g.hw plain cook, steady Job;
expr. bus. ia 1886
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SITUATIONS MEN g WOMEN.

COUPLE, col; refined butler. chauf. house
man. gardener. cook, maid long ref. and
experienced; city or country. Box 444-S,
Star
MAN AND WIFE want lisht ianitors work
quarters. 113 e st. NV. Call after 5.
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STORE. good size, modern; nice windows
now occupied as mems furnishings store
including Groom and bath apt: owner re-
tirine,. will rent store with or without mer-
chandise; good business block good loca-
ton for any business: rent reasonable
ME. 41a4.
EXCELLENT s:E. LOCATION. close tc
House Office Bldg-3S rms, s baths, run
ming water in several rms. all is; matt,
clean house; passes all requirements. Has
fire escapes and gongs All outside rooms
Excellent dining room. newly decorated
viii seat rs. One block from streetcars
An excellent opportunity. Small cash pay
ment handles.
rms, 2 baths, arranged into 2
ines;. earaee Ground floor has store tina
can be rented. Very desirable for beaut,
shop. dry cleaning. etc; Long lease: Ga!
located to everything. Priced at this low
sum of Sl.500; terms
ave log: income quoted s7s5 mo: 2-yr
Delicatessen-Good loc., doing ovel
5000 wk. bus. quoted: rent only $50 mo.
3-yr. lease. and Arm. apt. for owner
Priced at $4,000, with small down pay.
ment. JOHN J. McKENNA, realtor and
business broker, 1929 Eye st. NV. RE
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GUEST HOUSE. % rms. 7,s baths; ideal
location; wen furnished Check income.
OWENS REALTY CO. ME- O4s6
ID. g.. s. GROCERY, doing very good. all
cash business owner sick, must sell i'm
mediately Call CHI. 1859
d. G. ,S.-Wonderfnl living quarters; guar
anteed over 81 900 weekly: new equip
ment: bargain: $4,000, plus stock.
United Food, small apt; over Sl,1O0
stock
Grocery and notions. no meat or veg ;
$500 weekly: 50 800 complete
Feed stores. $500 to $4,000 weekly:
also combination stores, reasonable and
terms
B. BAUM. real estate and business
broker. Morning to 10, evening to O.,
TAYLOR 1887
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ALL APIS. NE. location. 81 rooms. 4
baths: rent. S115; income quoted 1885
nicely furnished price, S3 900: terms
13 rooms, . baths. oil heat. rea son able
rent. nicely furnished, only $3.50 down.
10 rooms. 2ia baths. $50 rent. garage:
good clean furniture; price. 81 500; terms
Cigar store, good location. owner leaving
city: no reasonable offer refused.
quarters -ent. S55; price $1,000 for
stock. flxruf-S snd GOOD will.
THURM e. SILVER, a0s 10th st. NV
MA. 1854
u ROOMS. 2la BATHS. near Dupont
Circle. Rent. S115 income quoted S305
lear garage. nicely finished, plenty linens
$500 handles
46 rooms. boarding houses t3) on 10Th:
rent. S340: income quoted $500 Com
pletely and nicely furnished real buy
for $4,000 down YOUNG & PASTOR
Capitals roomins and boa riding house
hesdauarters. 112a Vermont NV. MA
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The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04

Murff he went to Gary; he was
really treated loyal.
God is still healing through Rev.
Nichols. While he was attending
the convention, he received a long
distance call from the Rev. Ben
jamin Perkins of the Fellowship
Baptist Church of Cleveland, Ohio.
for a healing. 1t was forwarded
to him. Rev. Nichols sent him a
blessed handkerchief.
A few days ago he received a
call that he has received results
already. We thank God for that.
On the pastors return he found
the church getting along fine. We
are planning on bigger and better
things this year.
We glad to have with us
Elder Joe Henry and his beloved
family. Brother Henry is really
improving in his ministry. W.
thank God for him and we are
praying for him. We were also
glad to have with US Evangelist
Morris and husband and also Evan
gelist Marie Wright and others.
Our pastors subject for Sunday
morning, November 9Th, will bs
Prayer" Sunday night, "How
Can | Except Some Man Guide Me-
Visitors are always welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
FIRST MISSION OF GOD-SENT
LIGHT.....

FIRST MISSION OF GOD-SENT
LIGHT......
2734 Blonde Street.
We are happy to welcome our pas
tor Bishop Prophet Hess back horne
after 10 day Gospel Ueast in Okla
homa City, Okla. with Mother Lula
Young. These services was conduct
ed by Rev. R. L. Low of Chicago and
Prophet Hess. Our services Sunday
was conducted by our pastor the spir-
it truly wa high. We are doing big
things in a small way and the Lord
truly is blessing the people as well
as the Mission. Our pastor has been
granted Our Organization Charter,
by the State of Nebraska and United
States, which ~elevates him to the Of
flee of Bishop for life and granted
by the Law of God and civil law, to
ordain ministers, missionaries and to
Dulld, incorporate hospitals, orphan
ages, old folks homes and blind homes
asylums, missions of all styes and
classes and this is what God, the spir-
its doing drawn up and presented BY
some of our highest officials, who
saw our work and loved it and want
ed Gods work to 90 on. Come Gee
US in our humble way. Join us in
your sweet way and see the program.
Of God go on. Our services are
Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday. 70
noon Sunday. Divine union 6 pm.
Service 8 pm. We are serving a fish
dinner Sat, Nov. 4th in the parson-
age 2734 Blonde. Public invited.
Prophet Hess, Pastor,
Ora Robinson, Secy.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
Returns Home

Mrs. Marie Wright, 1920 N. 25th
St., just returned home from In
dianapolis where she spent two
lovely weeks with relation. and
friends. She reported that she
many many friends while there.
She visited several churches while
in that city. Mrs. Wright says that
her speedy return because of her
six boys in the armed forces and
her mail was waiting on her at
her home. She stated two weeks
was long enough without reading
their letters. She has three sons
overseas, Sgt. Edw. Wright, Pvt.
John X. Wright, Sgt. Clarence Nc
Daniel. While in Indianapolis, she
was the house guest of Mrs. Anna
Downing.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
FOR District Judge

George w. Pratt, a candidate for
District Judge for the Fourth Ju-
dicial District deserves every
voters serious consideration.
George w. Pratt member of Om-
aha School Board of Education
during his administration as Pres
ident of the Board there were more
Negro instructors put on the pay
roll in Public schools than in the
twenty-five previous years.
The Fourth Judicial District is
me Judge short due to the death
of the late Judge Rine. George w.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04

security. Mr.. Roosevelt built up a
social security program under the
influence of DR.. Townsend's public
pressure. Mr.. Roosevelt's new deal
has taken the credit for it, but the
credit belongs to DIR. Townsend and
the credit must go to him, also for
his continued ourcry against its in
adequacy.
We are engaged in the most inn
portaut campaign in our history.
There is much work to be done in
such short length of time with every
member accepting a share of the
work, we can march forward to vic
tory This year. | hope to see you ev-
cry second and fourth Monday night
in the north at 8 pm. al the Urban
League Center, 2213 Lake Street.
L. w. Mcdonald, Pres,
]. w. King, Vice Pres
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04

Pratt with his 80 years of law
practice here in Omaha will make
an excellent good man to fill this
vacancy.
You know we should have nine
Judges here in Omaha, we only
have eight Judges, we need and
must have another Judge to fill
this vacancy, vote for George w
Pratt for this place in appreca-
ton of his long service to youi
school board.
His 80 years Of law practict
here in Omaha most certainly
proves his qualification. He vii
do honor and be a credit to thi:
Judicial body.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04

southern sailors charged Septem-
Der 23rd, with assulting Kirkman
Thomasson, Negro subway guard,
were held to the grand jury by
Magistrate Anna Kross, October
21st. Walter White and Edward
R. Dudley, assistant special coun-
sci Of the NAACP who assisted in
gathering the evidence, were pres
ent at the hearing.
The southerns struck the Negro
guard a blow, fracturing his skull,
after an early morning discussion
on "What part Of the country do
you come from?" at the 9Th Ave
nue., 34th street station.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04

Church of the Living God, 1906
n. oath St. Rev. S. K. Nichols.
Pastor. Rose M. Oliver, Reporter.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. M; Morn
ing Service, 11:3O a. M; Evening
Service, 7:30 p. m.
We had a grand Sunday School
with a lovely attendance. The
children were wide awake and they
all received a thought.
Morning services were grand.
Our pastor has just returned from
the convention in indianapolis, Ind.
While there he preached and heal
ed in one of the largest tabernacles.
The pastor, Rev. Murff, after
spending several days with Rev.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
Townsend Club No. IL

We are glad to say we held our
mass meeting on Sunday October %
at 2608 Franklin ST., in the Morning
Star Baptist Church and it certainly
was a grand success. We were a
little disappointed in some of our
speakers not being present, but they
sent their regrets and we were Just as
glad 10 hear from them.
Mr.. Fred Moore was our guest
speaker and he told us something
that was really worth while. | am
sorry you were not here to hear for
yourself the good things all the speak
ers had to say about the Townsend
National Recovery Plan. We added
a large number to our Club roster
and so many of our old delinquent
members renewed their membership
cards, and on Monday night we held
our regular meeting at the Urban
League Center 1918 Lake St. and we
were delighted to have so many out
with us and we continued to take in
new members. Our drive is still on.
We are trying to get the Townsend
Plan into every home in the United
States of America. The newspaper
predicts that the outcome of +ba
November election will depend large
-ly upon the pension issue, granting
that wartime problems will command
top attention Here are the import
ant extracts from the editorial: there
IS an important domestic issue strug-
Cling tor adequate recognition in
this campaign. So far it is largely
an issue of the people. The issue to
which we refer to is that Of socia.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
LOCAL NEWS
ENTERTAINS.. III.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Jones enter
tanned a few friends in an evening of
gales, conversation and refreshments
on Friday, October 81. Those shar
ing the evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Manley, Mrs. Jessie Hilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jones, MIR. and
Mrs. Dana Manley. An enjoyable
time was reported by all.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04

The RR boys are topping the SER
vice on whees with a smile.
Tn@ Blackstone hote waters are
on the up and go at all times.
The walters al the Regis Hotel
and me White Horse Inn are always
in the running on fine service.
Red The Omaha Guide for late
NEWS
The Paxton Hotel walters are SER
wing with a smile.
The Walters at the Hill hotel are
very much out in front on efficient
service.
The Fontenelle Hotel walters are
very much on the job on quick SER
wing with the big trays of food.
This writer had a very pleasan
visit Sunday afternoon October goth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Greenfield
at their beautiful home in Dundee,
and i was a pleasant pleasure to the
eyes to see the trees and shrubbery,
and the nice flowers in the sun porch
-or. n;ds to Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
Melvin Kennedy

Vote for Melvin Kennedy, a can.
didate for Municipal Judge. His
qualifications deserves your SER
ious consideration at the polls
Tuesday, November 7th. He is the
man for the job. Remember the
Municipal bench is one Judge short
due to the death Of the late Judge
Battin. A vote for Melvin E. Ken
nedy for Municipal Judge is a vote
to fill this vacancy with honor.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-04
BY II. w. Smith
WE. 6s5o

This writer and Mr.. VIM. Sones,
the sl-eamlined matridee OF the OAC
made a visit Sunday, October 20 to
Mr.. Tom Phillips at his beautiful
home On Corby ST., and it was a very
lovely fellowship and friendly meet-
inc as Mrs. Phillips was in her US
ual Pleasant friendly greeting way.
The Walters Club always makes
you and your frineds welcome at all
times.