The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16

as ql66 4seM 6tOI 10 GqnN IN
Los Angeles, California, is in our
city visiting his sister and friends.
Mr.. Nuby is stopping at 1902 No.
27th St. His stay in our city is
indefinite.
Rev. and Mrs. Pruitt Of 320e
Pinkney St., has only two in the
family. Their younger son will be
home next week. Rev. Pruitt says
he has pastored for six years, and
has had many experiences. At the
present he is working in the gar
den and keeping Mrs. Pruitt com
pany. They are constant readers OF
Mr.. George Simson of 1886 No
Both 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 school. Mr.
Simpson has worked at the plant
for two years and likes the job
the Guide.
Mrs. Preyer of 3O35 Emmett has
been somewhat i'll but seems to be
on the upgrade. She is the mother
of six children. Her son, Herbert
Preyor is in the coal and ice bust
ness. She says it is really too cold
for gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones of 1866
Grant, are in good health and do
ing fine. When the reporter stop
ped there Mr.. Jones had a peculiar
job fixing Mrs. Jones' riding boots.
You might see Mrs. Jones on
horseback now most enytime.
Misses Earnestine and Geraldine
McKim were in the Muse Drama
Guild latest play, mo time for
Comedy" The Miss Earnestine
Mckim was the star. Both played
very well. Their ambition is dra-
mates and music. One of them
plans to study ballet.
Mrs. Rowena Sudduth wishes to
thank her many friends for their
encouragement at a graduation re-
for her son, Robert Rose
and thirty other boys and girls
of his class.
Mr.. Richard Ford of 1906 No.
oath St., reports that he has been
for two years part of the
time l am in bed then up. He has
been constantly under the care of
DR.. Solomon. The days seems so
long and he longs for the day that
he will be well again.
Mrs. Georgia Walker of 2715 R
St., reports that her father, Mr..
James Dodd, was taken to the Uni
versity Hospital last Wednesday.
He was released from the hospital
some time ago but he had a re-
lapse and had to be taken back.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hines of
1928 @ St., seems to be doing nice
ly in their business. Mr.. Hines
says that he has all the business
that he can take care Of and that
he is very grateful to the public
for the cooperation given him and
he will continue to give service.
You are always welcome at MI.
Hines place Of business.
sc John Howard Booth, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Booth, was
here on furlough for Is days from
the Hawaiian Islands. He was en-
tertained by Alberta Booth, his
sister, and friends. He is doing
nicely.
Mrs. Williams of 1886 Parker
ST., has been lame for years, but
seems to be up and getting around.
Mrs. Williams stays in good spirits
and says the Lord will take care
of her, and that makes her have
lots of courage.
Mrs. Anderson is very happy
over the plight of her son, Hub
bard Ray, who is stationed in
France and Clyde Powell, her
nephew is stationed in New Gui-
nea. Mrs. Bonnie Ray Anderson
who formerly lived in Omaha, now
resides at 624 Lanley Ave-, Chi
III. Mrs. Anderson is house
guest of Mrs. Nat Towles. She
is on her way to Denver, Colo, and
from there to many points. She has
many Omaha friends that wishes
her well. There are no friends like
her old friends in Omaha.