The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19

1850 - a sui
day all day on account of the rain
but that she shall be out next Sun
lay and attend Der church.
Mrs. Darling is in fine health and
reports that she really admires the
Chatter Box column in the Omaha
Guide.
Mr. Robert Cooper of 927 North
18th St, has been holse from work
4 months on account of Illness Mr.
Cooper worked regularly until he
taken sick. He reports that he is
on the mend at the present and
feels better. t
Mrs Robert Roore Of GAG North
25th St, is expecting her husband
home very 500 on a furlough Mr..
Moore is stationed in North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. g. l.. Mercer Of 2O16 Burt
has been confined to her bed for
sometime. She is a member Of the
Cleaves Temple Church. Mrs Mer
Ger is anxious to get up so she can
attend her Church. She has a lady
attendant who takes very good care
Of things while she is i'll. Mrs
Mercer loves visitors so drop in any
time n have a chat
MTG Militia Pncn nf QOQ NAr+h
25th St, has been sick for about 5
weeks and confined to her bed but
seems to be improving. Mrs. Rose
brother, Mr.. Frank Kirtley is also
confined to his bed and has been for
a week.
Mrs. G.. A. Cooper who resides at
2O12 North 22nd ST.. will leave the
city the 18th of May to join her son.
Rev. E. l.. Cooper in New Orleans.
La.
She will attend his fifth annivers-
airy after which she will accompany
him to Pensacola, Fla, where he
will wed Miss Hazel Haze. secretary
of the Booker T. Washington High
School Of hat State.
They are planning to return to O.
maha and run a revival at the Para
disc Baptist Church. Of which Rev.
G. G. Adams is pastor.
MiSgt. Sherman Copper Of 2012
North 22nd St. was wounded in ac-
ton in the Pacific area. His con
dition is improved and he is now
able to use his right arm again
Mrs. Lille Frye from Lawrence.
Kansas and Mrs. Ina Gunter from
Oklahoma City, Okla, spent Moth
ers' Day with their sons Mr.. Ches-
ter Gunter and Mr.. Frank Mosley
They were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Cant and Mrs. j.. "A
Crumbley. They boast Of having a
very enjoyable time. They left
and Oklahoma.
Mr.. Eubanks Of $50 North 25th
st. has been in the hospital for two
weeks. Mr.. Eubanks had two of
his fingers amputated. He is home
now and doing fine. Mrs Eubanks
is in the best of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolden Of 2615 Blon-
do have lived in Omaha for sixty
years. She reports that they own
their own home. Mr. Bolden works
at the Martin Bomber plant. He
has beer been employed there for 5
years. They have two daughters,
Mrs. Mildred Johnson and Mrs AL
ice Vivian. Mrs. Bolden expects to
visit them in the near future.
Mrs. Alberta Michael of 2115 N
9th St. has lived in the same place
and has been in the business for rs
years. Mrs. Michael reports tina
she finished her course in Pitts
burgh. Penn, Business is fine. She
has a nice home and is living com
fortably.
Mrs. Marion Temple, Of 2619 Blon
do has been on the sick list for
over a year. but at the present she
is feeling better. She is a member
Of Clair Chapel and longs for the
day that she can attend Church.
Mrs Temples sister and husband
room with her and are doing well
Mrs Isadora Wilson Of 1910 n
18th ST. is a member Of Cleaves
Temple and attended Church last
Sunday and enjoyed a good sermon
Mrs Wilson's husband is in the
army He is stationed in West
Point. New York. He has been in
the army two years Mrs Wilson
is expecting him home next month
on a furlough. She longs to see
him
Mrs Anna Mae Harris Of 2210 y
27th st reports that she has been
sick for over a year but seems to
be on the move upward Mrs
Harris reports that her husband Wis
tied her from St Paul, MINI. and
was in the City three days.
First 1t Oliver Lewis and Mar
garet Lewis were here in the city
also. their stay was short hut very
interesting