The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Mrs. Carry Carter Norman WASH
ington, 56S7 So. oath. St. Omaha
Nebraska.
Rev. J.. B. Brooks of 5235 So. goth
Pastor Of Allen A. NJ. E. Church is
the father of three children, two
boys and one girl. Rev. Brooks has
a very lively and active congregat-
ion. At present he is confined to his /
home with the flu. We hope for him
a speedy recovery. Mrs. Brooks says
hat she admires the Guide so much
and will subscribe later. / left her
reading one.
Mrs. T. Williams of 1920 So. Goth
had an entertainment at her resi-
idence in interest of the Missionary
Society. Those present were Mrs. G.
Terry, Mrs. Rozella Robertson, Mrs.
Ulla May Terry. acting Sec'y. Re-
marks by the Pastor Rev. f. d.
Johnson. Refreshments were served
and all had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Estelle Taylor Of 5215 So.
25th St. reported hat Pvt. James
Jackson, her son in law left for
Seattle. Washington last night, !
March Goth. He just ended his fur
Tough which lasted IA days Every
one enjoyed his stay and wish for
the day that he will come home to
stay.
Mrs. j. d. Hines 1928 Q Street has
a real nice tailor shop and everyone
| seems to be busy. She reports that
business is very good, she mas all
she car do and more too. They have
a real nice place of business.
Mrs. Pearl Smell of 2420 p st. just
arrived back after visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Smell reports she
had a very nice time. While there
she visited with the Churches both
Baptist and Methodist. She had a
, lovely time.
Mr.. Nelly of 1920 So. 2Sth st. is a
busy man gathering junk and iron.
Mr.. Nelly reports that he is doing
nicely. that junk is always in de-
mand. He finds lots of rags and
scrap in the alleys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Idella Tease of PAPA
p st. came here from Boley, Okla.
about three months ago. Since COM
ing she has worked in the Southside |
Laundry and her husband is work
ing at Swift and Co. Mrs. Tease says
she likes the omaha Guide and will
be a constant reader.
Mr.. Oar Watts of 510S So. 25th
st. now has a combination band of
his own. He is now leaving for the
state of Missouri and other points
before returning. He also expects to
visit his mother before returning ,
| home. His mother lives in Sacro-
J mento, Calf.
Mrs. Daisy Taylor Of 5O3S So. 25th
has a visitor Mrs. Enestine Taylor
iAtA I LII hCA NoN 10
indefinite. She reports having a
very nice time. Mrs. Daisy Taylor's
husband is stationed overseas. She
hears from him constantly, they
nave one daughter.
Mr.. F. Brown of 2715 r st. has
been confined to his home for more
than a year. He was working at
Swift Packing Plant when he was
stricken but at the present he re
ports that he feels somewhat better.
Mrs. Neal 2S16 r st. reports that
her mother Mrs. Helena Tartide and
sisted Mable Tartide are visiting her
sister Mrs. Mary Carter of Lawrence
Kansas. They will remain there for
three or -four months after which
they will return to our City.
Mrs. SRebecca Hickman of $50 So
25th St. just newly married to Mr..
Chas. Hickman who is now working
for the Government as a soap makerl
Mr.. Hickman enjoys his work while |
Mrs. Hickman takes are Of the
home.
Mrs. Lou Oils of 2217 North goth
st. has lived at the above address
for many years. They have accum-
Hated a very nice little home. Mr..
Giles has worked in the packing
plant for 43 years. Mrs. Giles wrote
the President of the Street Car Co.
Mr.. Fred Hamilton asking him to
have the Bus stop on 10Th and Grant
St. which was granted. The bus for
| merly stopped on 3Oth and Grant st
then stopped at 29th and Lake st.
| three or four blocks that one was
i compelled to walk. Think those who
ride the bus should be very hank
full to Mrs Giles for her quick think
ang and sympathy for her neighbors
We join in one voice to say to you
Thanks Mrs. Giles. may you live
long and do many good deeds for
your ~neighboIs.
Mrs. ] Johnson 1886 r ST. has a
comfortable home and has one son
in the Army now stationed in
Africa. He reports that he is doing
nicely. Mr.. Johnson has worked for
Swift n Co. for 10 years and is