The Omaha guide., 1945-07-21

, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Camper OF !
| 2843 Wnt st. seems to be doing
nicely. They have a real nice home
and no children. They are not the
least bit worried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Of 958 n.
18th has lived in Omaha % years.
Since coming here Nh. Parker has
been discharged from the army. He
now works at the Pullman Co. Mr..
King, the father Of Mrs. Parker is a
decorator and plasterer, and cement
finisher, in fact he does all kinds of
such work.
MI. and Mrs. Foster of 938 N. 18th
has a little baby girl about L mo.
Mr.. Foster is now working at the
Omaha Steel Works. The baby's
name is Mary Lee Foster. Mrs. Fos-
ter said it takes all of her time tax
ing care of the baby.
Mrs. Edith Weston and Mrs. Viii
lena Wallar Of Kansas City, Mo. are
now visiting their sister, Mrs. Mar
vim Payne of 2610 Charles. Mrs. Yves
ton says she will be here until Mon
day or Tuesday of next week. She
admires our city very much and
would like to stay here. They are
very nice people to meet.
Mrs. Sadie Bicycle Of 2511 Charles
has a family of 7. She has a beauti-
full little girl of s months. Mrs. Bicycle
takes care Of the children while Mr..
Bicycle works at the Bomber Plant.
Cpl. Jack Williams of Fl. Louis,
Washington is now on his furlough
visiting his wife and children at 1925
Charles. He will be here IL days. He
is having a very nice time and will
return to his camp on the 5th of
July. We wish him much success.
Mr.. FOWL of 1926 N. oath is now
in his home for a few days, probably
until Saturday. Mr.. FOWL will leave
here for S. Dakota and will be in
and out Of town at different times.
His business is fine. Mrs. FOWL re-
ports that she visited also Yellow
stone Park and other points West.
While in S. Dakota she had a swell
time fishing.
Sic Charles Wolf of San Diego,
Cal, is now visiting his wife at 1912
N. 21st. He will return to his former
camp. This is his first time being
here. He formerly lived in Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Anthony Adams of 23I4 N.
9th has a son in the army and is
! now stationed in Seattle, Washington.
His wife is living in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Adams had only one son.
Mrs. Crum left for Montgomery,
Ala, and Pensacola, Florida. On her
way back she will stop at Birming-
ham, Ala, and then to Chicago. She
will then return home. Mrs. Crum
will visit her sister who was a visitor
in Omaha last year. She formerly
lived in Alabama before coming to
Omaha. Mrs. Crum is still holding
down his job in the Packing Plant
which he has had for 81 years.
Mrs. Jackson met at her residence
and sponsored a meeting. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to cooper
ate with those in authority in pro-
noting the general condition Of this
community. We all in this vicinity
will help to bring about a better I'M
~derstanding in the schools, and in
the general conditions we want to
do. We ask the parents to assist in
this move.
Mrs. Thelma Johnson has a little
girl baby living at 1886 Decatur. She
is LETT in the care of the child, Char
lene Johnson. The baby is doing very
nicely, but where is the real mother?
The Streamline Barber Shop offers
its gratitude to the public for in
creasing his business. The public is
always welcome.
Mrs. Edith Curtweight of 25I9
Blonde is always on the move. She
is a hair dresser. She said she was a
widow and must keep on the move.
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