The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Miami street reports to me that her
son was in Technical high school for
four years and was called 10 the
army to serve his country Mrs
Clayter visited Mrs. Juanita Hutch
inson who lives in Warren. Arkan-
sas. Mrs Clayter was there only
a week but she reports that she had
a lovely time.
Mrs. Wills of 2904 Erskine reports
that her grandfather. Mr. Robert
Wilson of Atchinson, Kansas was
visiting with her and her children
for days 1t was surprise Wis
it, however all had real enjoyable
time. We hope he calls again very
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hill Of 2602 North
27th Street are both working Mr..
Hill works at Fort Crook and Mrs
Hill works at the Burlington Sta
ton. They have a comfortable
home and getting along nicely
They also seem to be in wonderful
health.
Mr. and Mrs L Blanks Of 261S
Grant have a very comfortable
home. Mr.. Blanks farmed las
year He gathered about 200 bush
els of corn. Mrs Blanks has a
very nee lot of chickens which keep
her busy.
Mrs Georgia Walker of 2715 r.
street is busy with her work as a
beauty operator She knows al
most all the people in South ON
aha and has smile for everyone
If you want to look beautiful be
sure and see Mrs Walker
Mrs Bessie Bostic of Paris Tex
as was a pleasant visitor of her sis
ter. Mrs Daisy Taylor of 503S So
25th St, Mrs. Bostic was in the
city for three weeks and enjoyed
her stay very much.
Mrs Anna Wise of 946 North
25th St, reports that Senior First
Glass Willie Wise is buying the
home at the above address. Mr..
Wis is stationed in the Solomon Is
lands. He has been overseas two
years and has been very fortunate
Mrs Martin of 963 North 25th ST
reports that her daughter has been
sick since Friday but seems to be
getting along nicely She is rest
ing quietly and is on the mend
Mrs Addie Dorsey of Chicago.
Ill, is visiting Mrs l. Haynes of
22OS Charles Mrs Dorsey was a
former resident of Omaha 20 years
ago before moving to Chicago She
reports that she admires Chicago
very much but Omaha is a nice
place. Mrs Dorsey says she will
always like Omaha and the Guide
Pfc Myles L. Reed is stationed
overseas and is asking the people
of Omaha and his friends to please
send him the Guide. He thinks it
is a wonderful paper and he can get
all the news out of it,
Mr.. Eubanks of $50 North 25th
St, has been in the hospital for 2
weeks. Mr.. Eubanks had two of
his fingers amputated He is home
now and doing fine. Mrs. Eubanks
is in the best of health Mrs Eu-
banks had her niece. Miss Pheola
Perry from Sedalia. Mo, visiting
her. Miss Perry's father. Mr. Gray
is stationed overseas and she is ex-
pecting him home soon Mrs Eu-
banks received a lovely bottle OF
perfume from her nephew The
Eubanks have a lovely garden
Mr.. Hall of 1926 Caldwell is doing
some nice improvements on his
home. He has a concrete fence a.
round his yard and is planning or
painting his house
Mrs. Rich of 9S6 North 25th Street
| reports that her brother who is ir
| the army receives the Guide anC
likes it very much Mr. Rich is
still working at Cudahy Packing
Plant.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Cook OF
2309 Seward Plaza, had as their
weeks guest, Mrs. Cooks brother
, and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Stevenson of Oakland, California.
Mrs. Stevenson is a teacher at
the Langston university. Langston
Oklahoma.