The Omaha guide., 1946-10-26

Auxiliary Of the American Legion
Roosevelt Post No. 80 at a party
to be given Thursday, Nov. 14th.
TO VISIT D. C.
Mrs. Zennie Mayfield of 1926
Ohio st. is leaving Wednesday,
October % for Washington. D. c.
to visit her daughter Mrs. Motley
Taylor. Mrs. Mayfield will be gone
for the winter.
RETURNS FROM ST. JOSEPH
Mrs. Fred Clark, 2874 Miami
St, returned recently from a week
end vacation trip visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McGaughy and grand
children in st. Joseph, Mo. She
reported having a lovely time.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. Jerry Owens Of 2877 Mia
mi St., returned home Tuesday
October 10th from a two month
visit in her hometown of Quincy,
ILL.,, and Burlington, Ia. Mrs. Ow-
ems visited relatives and friends
in many other cities.
FRAZIER BROS. CLOSES
CAFE ON SOUTH SIDE
Earl and Calvin Frazier closed
their restaurant at 5212 So. 25th
ST., because of the meat short
age. They r planning to open
a swanky much classier place of
business on or about the 1st of
the year. At present the Fraziers
are selling French fried shrimps
at their home, 1858 Miami st.
NEW RESIDENTS
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anderson, 2818
Miami St, formerly Of Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. moved to Omaha on
September IA tn to make their
home. Mr.. Anderson is employed
at the Omaha Foundry Works do
ing the same type of work he
did in Salt Lake City. The Ander
sons are planning to purchase a
home here.
Mrs. Lula Taylor of 23O8 No.
9th Ave, has Just returned from
a five-weeks trip in California.
She reports having had a very
pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Thompson
of Weleetka, Okla, are visiting at
the home Of their brother and
sister-in-law at 2814 Miami st.
MOVED
Mr.. Frank Carter, Armetia Will
son and Sherman Goodlow, former
ly of 2425 Erskine St, are now
living at 2810 Miami st.
MRS. PINkIE OLIVER
OF 287O Corby Street, who has
been confined to her home after
having suffered a stroke on July
20 in Kansas City, Kansas while
visiting her son William Johnson.
Mrs. Oliver is well on the road
to recovery. She is able to attend
her duties as superintendent of
Freestone Primitive Bapt. Church,
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CHARLES A. CLEVELAND
Of 1862 Corby Street, a 81 year
veteran Pullman Porter, has been
confined to his home because of
illness. Mr.. Cleveland was retired
October 9Th from the Union Pa
cific Railroad.
Mrs. Ruth Grizzard of 1850
Corby Street, who has been con-
fined to her home sfor some time
is showing marked Improvement.
TEXAS VISITORS
Staff Sgt. Wyrick and wife, Mae
Orita of San Antonio, Texas, are
visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Baker of 2723 North %
Ave. The Sgt. and wife will be
here until Oct. 26th. Sgt. Wyrick
is stationed at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. They have been motoring
through Little Rock, Ark; Forrest
City, Ark; and Memphis, Tenn.
This was a thirty day furlough
for Stg. Wyrick.
Mrs. Wendell Collins and her
daughter Jean, spent the week of
the 18th to 18th of Oct, with Mrs.
Collins sister Mrs. George Coop
Ell of Council Bluffs, Ia.
DINNER PARTY
There was a dinner party at
the American Legion of Council
Bluffs on Oct. 18th Tuesday night
by Mrs. Viola Stewart and Mr..
Samuel Baker. Among the Omaha
guests were DR.. and Mrs. l.. Haw-