The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Snowden of
1908 North 30th St. has a very fine
lot Of chickens mixed with ducks.
Mr.. Snowden always has a good gar
den with plenty of Okra to spare.
Mr.. Eubanks of $50 North 18th
St. is still confined to his bed. He
that he improves so slow. Some
time ago he had the misfortune of
breaking his arm which has caused
him a lot Of grief.
Mrs. Georgia Allen of 2436 Frank
lin has mixed set of fowls. When the
reporter passed by he noticed a lot
of chickens, geese, and ducks and a
dog in the same yard. A complica-
ton of fowls.
Mrs. Carthen of 1922 Caldwell
she is not feeling so good at the
present. She claims to have pains in
her entire body and she cannot find
trouble but she thinks she has
walked too much. Now she says she
will keep quiet for a while.
Mrs. Mildred Allen Of 1928 North
23rd St. has a family of eight chill
dren. Mrs. Allen belongs to the
Church Of God in Christ and attends
regularly. Her pastor, Rev. Benson is
a very conscientious minister and ev-
eryone admires him very much.
The grocery store at 1902 Seward
formerly operated by a Mr.. Rundel
is now owned and operated by Mr..
Davis. You are cordially invited to
come anytime and look him over and
his nice sanitary store. Mr.. Davis
wants to meet you, 50 give him the
opportunity.
Miss Christine Snodd seems to be
going along nicely. The mother, Mrs.
Snodd is a member of Clair Chapel
and attends her Church regularly.
She just came from Kansas but is ex-
pecting to make this her home.
Mr.. Nolan Anderson of 1924 North
24th St. is making his home in Den
ver, Colo. He reports that he adj
mires Denver very much but he still
likes Omaha also. Mr.. Anderson re-
ports that he is working for the Kesier
making bombs and he likes his lob
fine.
Mr.. Geo. Simson of 1886 North
30th St. has a family Of five. Mr..
Simson works at the Martin Bomber
Plant while Mrs. SimSon takes care
of the children. They have one child
in shool. Mr.. Simson has worked at
the plant for two years and likes his
job fine. They like their home and
are trying to improve it.
Rev. and Mrs. Pruitt of 1908 Pink
ney St. has only two in their family.
Their younger son will be home next
week. Rev. Pruitt says he has pas
tored for six years and has had many :,
experiences. At the present he is
working in the garden and keeping |
Mrs. Pruitt company. They are con
slant readers Of the Guide.
Mrs. Preyor of $685. Emmett has
been somewhat i'll but seems to be
on the upgrade. She is the mother of
six children. Her son, Herbert Preyor
in the coal and ice business. She says
it is really too cold for gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones of 1856
Grant are in good health and doing
fine. When the reporter stopped there
Mr.. Jones had a peculiar job fixing
Mrs. Jones riding boots. You might
see Mrs. Jones on horseback now
most anytime.
Misses Earnestine and Geraldine |
McKim were in the Muse Drama
latest play, No Time For Com
The Misses EarneStine McKim
the star. Both played very well.
Their ambition is dramatics and Mu- /,
nc. One Of them plans to study bal
ct.
Mrs. Rowena Sudduth wishes to
hank her many friends for their en-
enlargement at a graduation recep-
ion given for her son, Robert Rose
md thirty other boys and girls of his
Jaha Temple No. 81 made a class ]
# twelve mobiles Saturday NIGHT
They had a nice time crossing the
sandy desert. We will have another
lass soon. Ed Blueford, Ill. Popen-
ate and Chas. D. Farley, reporter.
Mr.. Farley Of 24l5 Hamilton St.
that his Lodge, Jaha Temple
10. 81 is progressing nicely and the
membership seems to be improving
We meet every fourth We'd