The Omaha guide., 1946-09-14
REV. GORDON HONORED AT
FAREWELL PARTY

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Rev. Edmund Gordon, Friday, Sep
TENDER 6 at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Melford, 2613 Binney.
The following guests were pre-
sent: Rev. Edmund Gordon; MI
and Mrs. Milton WILSON,; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eugene Skinner; Mr.. and Mr.
Ralph Adams; Mr.. and Mrs. Wan
asebee Fletcher; Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Myers; Mr. and Mrs. Uilliar
Glenn; Mrs. Mae Taylor: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Myers; Mr.. John Tut
Ter.
The evening was spent in play.
ing games.
Little Charles Dickerson III ha:
started school at KeIlom.
coNvALESCING
Mrs. j. d. Thornton of Pill No
9th Ave. is convalescing at hel
home after a major operation al
a local hospital. Her friends are
hoping she will have a speedy re.
covery.
MR.. AND MRS. WOODS
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard T. Woods
were the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Woods of 211e
Maple st. The two Mr.. Woods are
brothers. The out-of-towners are
residents of Lincoln, Nebr. but al
present are living in Muskegan,
Mich. They will visit in Lincoln
and return to Muckegan Thursday.
DALLAS TEACHER RETURNS
Mrs. ]. L. Taylor of 24O7 Lake
St, left Saturday, Sept. 7th for
Dallas, Texas where she will again
teach school. Mrs. Taylor has been
a teacher in the Dallas Public
schools for a number of years. She
teaches at Harlee school there.
MR.. WILLIAM POINDEXTER
Son of Mrs. Hannah Poindexter
of 1445 No. 21st ST., has returned
to Omaha from Chicago where he
has been living until recently. Mr..
Poindexter is now attending the
Creighton University where he is
taking a pre-medic course.
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MRS. MATTE S. JOHNSON
Recording secretary of the Pro-
tective Order of Dining Car Wait
ers Local No. 465, left the CITY
Tuesday, Sept. 10 to inspect the
books of the five outlying dis
tricts Of Los Angeles, Oakland,
Calf, Portland. o., Ogden Utah,
and Denver Colo.
Mrs. Johnson plans to return to
Omaha around the first of Oct.
ATTENDED ELkS CONvEN'N
Mr.. John H. Jackson of PITT
Parker St, was a visitor of the
Grand Lodge convention Of Elks
in Buffalo, N. Y. Other points vi
sited was Niagara Falls and Can
ada and Cleveland, Ohio where he
WAS entertained by his sister Mrs.
Mable Undertake. Many social af-
fairs were given in his honor by
his sister and her many friends.
Mr.. Jackson returned to Omaha
Thursday, Sept. 5th.
VISITS DAUGHTER
Mrs. Mary Griffin, 2216 Franlr-
lin Plaza spent the past month
visiting her daughter Mrs. Mary
Lloyd in Portland, Oregon.
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HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Allen Sawyer, 1922 Frank
lin Plaza returned from the hos
pital Sept. 9th, after undergoing
a major operation. Her sister Mrs.
George M. Tooley of Chicago is
here with her during her confine-
ment.
NEW BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Orduna, OF
1926 Franklin Plaza are quite
proud of their son born Aug. %.
Former 1t. Orduna and his wife
are the parents Of two other chill
dren.
STtLD - no Ar
Milton Moore, Jr.. age 5, O of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Moore, 22O5
Franklin Plaza broke his arm
while playing e a his home re-
Gently.
RETURNS HOME
Junior Brown recently returned
to his home in Wichita, Kansas,
after three months stay with his
cousin, Mrs. Ida FRASER 1901 No.
22nd. st.
VISITS AUNT
Misses Betty Jean and Charlotte
Lucille Stevens of Denver, Colo,
are spending the week with their
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Hawkins 22O7 Franklin Plaza.
They will return to re-enter high
school Monday.
LEAVES FOR HOME
Mrs. Minnie Barnwell of Chicago
left for home recently after a very
short visit at the home of her sister
Mrs. Henry Elliott and family at
2212 Franklin Plaza.
GOES TO STAY WITH
DAUGHTER
Mrs. Sadie Croker, 2207 Charles
left recently for an indefinite stay
with her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bryant of Den
yer, Colo. MI. and Mrs. Bryant
are former Omahans.
MR.. j.. w. KING
Active churchman of 1884 Frank