The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Elizabeth Daily of 3113 R ST.
renorts that her sister, Miss Mittie|
Daily was recently married to Mr..
lanes Tyler of 5713 South 33rd St.
They will make their home at the
above address for the time being.
Everyone wishes them a prosperous
married life.
Mr.. Jackson of 2711 Q Street.
to be on the move at all tines
He has a nice Sanitary place of busi-|
ness and very orderly. MI. Jackson isl
prepared to feed you whenI
you are hungry and you are always
welcome in his place.
Mr.. Victor Taylor of 5038 South
18th St. reports hat he has worked
at the Armour Packing Plant for|
three years and is Oh his vacation.
He will be on his vacation for one|
week. Mr.. Taylor regrets the time
when he will have to go back to
work; however, he likes his job fine
and is proud of il but a vacation is
never long enough.
Mrs. Lille Ross of 2001 North
22nd St. reports that her husband is
still working at the Alcohol Plant
and is doing well. Mrs. Ross says
that she attended Church Sunday
and enjoyed the services very much.
Rev. Reynolds is always on the job
and invites everyone to come out and
enjoy the services.
Mrs. Martha Cochran Of 22O9
Grant St. attended her Church last
Sunday and enjoyed a good sermon
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Williams en-
loved their second anniversary witt
the Zion Baptist Church. The Church
seems to be doing nicely. We arr
clad that we are free of debt and w,
want to thank the people and tn,
pastor.
Mr.. John Taylor of Atchison, Kar
sas is still on his vacation and Will
on his vacation. he has been highl
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Coope
Mr.. and Mrs. Sappho and Mr.. an
Mrs. James Bronson, all Of Oman
Mr.. Taylor will leave on the ski
for home. Mr.. Taylor says that
admires Omaha very much.
Mr.. Wrothwell of 1920 North 24t
St. has a real nice place and he sp
c~ializes in flowers for weddings ar
funerals or anything you wish in h
line Of business. 70 uare invited
his place of business at the above a,
dress. You will be surprised to St
such a clean, sanitary place. Ord
your flowers from him. Just call ]
O4S4.
Mrs. Hogan Of 1882 Evans has
daughter and five grandchildren. 81
says she is a member of Christ Ten
pie and likes her Church very muc
and claims that she likes the Guild
also.
MI. and Mrs. Rice of 3206 PINK
ney are expecting to leave soon t
their doctor. MI. Rice says he woul
like SO much to take the Guide bu
can't see to read it; however, whe
he returns he shall take the Guide
We all wish him luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Of 29l4 LAX
has lived in Omaha for three years
coming here from Mississippi. The
came and purchased the home the
are now in. Mr.. Reed is working a
the Martin Bomber Plant where h
has worked for three years. They hav
a real nice home and three boys il
the army. They seem to be doin,
: nicely and are well pleased.
: Mr. and Mrs. Kercheval Of 3O2I
Emmett St. have a family Of six chill
dren and four in school. The young
est is four months old. The children
keep Mrs. Kerchival very busy. The,
are great readers OF the Guide an(
want to continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell of 1904 No
29th St. are making the most beauti
full place Of the home that they pur.
chased. Mr.. Murrell is still working
for the railroad as a cook and enjoys
his work. He has been with the COM
pany for about six months. There is
no one to keep them company but
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell.
MI. Bick of 1922 Decatur have
lived in Omaha for about eighteen
months. moving here from Mississin-