The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07


Mrs. Willis reports that She is a
member Of st. John Baptist Church
with Rev. Johnson. Pastor and says
she enjoys the services very much
every Sunday. She says that she is
an admirer of the Omaha Guide and
will take the paper later.
Mr. Floyd Tate is completing a
nice job of carpentry and
work at 964 North 9th St. Mr..
Floyd say he is kept very busy
working at his trade and that he
gets many calls at all times during
the day.
Mrs. Sallie Mitchell Of 1922 Cald-
well is very busy forking up her
yard in preparation for flowers. Mrs
Mitchell says Oh, if she had a hus-
band to do the yard work for her
because she gets so tired at times.
She is a constant reader of the
Guide.
Mrs. Edna Davis, 2SO1 r st. a a
very nice family Of eight girls all
attending school from the first to
the eleventh grade. They are all do
ing nicely and are very obedient
children. Mrs. Davis's only job is to
care for the home.
Mrs. Edna Loftin of 2S15 R st. re-
ports that she has a son in York
Town, Virginia. He has been in ser
vice now for six months. He is now
| Seaman End Glass. He visited the
family December 22nd and said he
liked Naval life very much.
Mr.. f. D. Farmer of 1918 South
33rd Ave. has worked at Cudahy
Packing Plant for II years in the
Hog Kill Dept. and is still going
strong. Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer have
one child and a real nice home and
are living very comfortable.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteside of 1929 r
J st. have resided in Omaha for 80
| years. Mr.. Whiteside's father for
merly owned and operated a store
on 35th and V st. for 10 years as a
successful business man. His son
the Junior Whiteside is still work
ing It the Wilson Packing Co. They
have a daughter and one grand
child Is years old.
Mrs. Eva Baldwin has been sick
since December and don't seem to
improve very much, She has not
| done anything this year. She is now
being treated at the Clinic.
Mrs. John Adams of 1924 r ST.
has one daughter in st. Joseph. Mo.
She is married and her husband is
in the Army. Mr.. Adams is working
at Wilson Packing Co. and has been
for the last Is years and likes his
job.
Mrs. Lena Rolling Of 2719 one
half Q St. has a business on Q St.
and is doing nicely. She is a native
Of Austin. Texas and says there are
many beautiful Colleges there. She
reports that she has a brother in
Austin. Texas that has been sick
for one year. She expects to make
Omaha her home.
Mr.. Lee MCGEE of 923 North 27th
st. is a cook on the Union Pacific
Railroad and has been for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE have one
! son now going to school. While Mr..
MCGEE is very busy Mrs. MCGEE is
taking care of the home and n
child and all are doing nicely.
Rev. H. Brown will be in Omaha
! April Sth to conduct a Revival Ser
! vice at the Paradise Baptist Church
1911 North 23rd St. Every one is
cordially invited to attend and hear
him. Rev. Brown is a wonderful
Preacher so come out and enjoy the
services.
Rev. G. Adams of 1913 North 26th
st. has returned from Shreveport.
La. where he attended the National
Baptist Regional meeting. Rev.
Adams reports a very good meeting
and everyone enjoyed being present
Wednesday night the 21st of March
Rev. Adams preached at the Union
/ RaptiSt Church to a crowded house
Rev. H. Brown Barnum B. d. is
Pastor in charge.
Mr.. t. c. Hall 2512 Caldwell has
! lived at this address 9 years and is
now making improvement on his
home. He has decorated on the in
side and is now building a retain
ing wall. Mr.. Hall says he is grad
ually improving his home and ex-
poets to continue. He has three
children in school and one in the
Army
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Foxall 3415
Maple are the proud parents of a
baby boy born to them April 8 1915
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