The Omaha guide., 1955-09-02

SUNDAY EVENING, AUG. %
MRS. ESTELLA McAFEE WAS
THE GUEST SPEAKER AT THE
MORIAH BAPTIST
CHURCH for the Young Women's
Mission Circle.
SGT. LEWIS HOLIDAY has
returned to the states after 8.
years service in France. His wife
and son, Clarence, who have been
living in Omaha, recently visited
in Chicago, Detroit and Mississip-
pi. While in Omaha they wor-
shipped with the Paradise Baptist
Church, where they are members.
Sgt. Holiday is now stationed in
Ft. Carson, Colorado Springs,
Colorado. Mrs. Holiday and son
have spent the week in Omaha
getting ready to leave on August
31st for Colorado Springs, Colo.
where they will make their home.
MRS. ANNA BURTON, 2O08
LAKE ST. has returned from a
trip through Kansas. Mr.. Halvor
Miller and 4-year-old son of Chi
cago, ILL.,, a cousin of Mrs. Bur-
ton motored to the city to pick
up Mrs. Burton. He was accom-
panied by his mother and sister
of California. Their trip through
Kansas was very pleasant. They
stopped in Kansas City, Mo-; High
land, Kansas; White Cloud, Kan.
and Atchison, Kan. She met a
half sister that she did not know
she had. In Highland, Mrs. Bur-
toms home town, they attended
the Old Settlers Reunion. She es-
pecially enjoyed visiting in the
homes of her many old friends.
In the evening a big picnic din
ner was spread in the park. They
met and visited with friends that
had known them all their life,
some of them they had not seen
for many years. They plan to at
tend the reunion each year.
MRS. OLIVE JACKSON, OF ST.
LOUIS, MO. spent a few days last
week visiting her mother, Mrs
May Jackson, 2219 Ohio st.
DIR. WILLIAM HARRISON OF
LANSING, MICHIGAN, formerly
of Omaha. son of Mrs. Albert
Harrison, Sr. and brother Of Mrs.
Ethel Killingsworth, flew into the
city for a few days visit with re-
latives.
MRS. LEOLA FITZPATRICK,
3108 OHIO has just returned from
Indianapolis, Indiana, where she
visited her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Damon Hill, and her mother, Mrs.
Mary Hearn who accompanied her
home for visit with her children
in Omaha. Another daughter of
Mrs. Hearn lives at 1890 Evans,
Mrs. Henry Smith, and a son
lives at 2570 Evans. While in
Indianapolis, Mrs. Fitzpatrick at
tended the Bethel A. M. E.
Church. DR.. James, Pastor, sent
regards to all in Omaha whom he
knows.
REV. J. H. REYNOLDS, MRS.
ESTELLA McAFEE AND MRS.
LENORA GRAY will leave Mon
day for the National Baptist Con
vention in Memphis, Tenn.
MRS. GRETA WADE, 2901 No
28th Ave. entertained a group of
ladies on Thursday morning in
honor of Mrs. Mary Alice Duty of
California, who was spending a
two week vacation in Omaha, her
old home town. Mrs. Duty was
a past president of the Eureka
Art Club, so most of the guest
list was members of the Eureka
club. Those attending were: Mrs
Lenora Gray, Mrs. Mae Jackson,
Mrs. Leola Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Paul
inc Hawkins, Mrs. Ethel Killings
worth, Mrs. Ernestine Kerr, Mrs.
Gertrude Brooks, the honoree,
Mrs. Duty, and the hostess, Mrs
Wade. The ladies were satisfied
to socialize and talk over times
"way back when.
REV. D. A. CAMPBELL WILL
LEAVE SATURDAY. MORNING
for a two weeks visit in Oklahoma
with his sister.
A CHARTERED BUS LOAD OF
THE MEMBERS AND PASTOR
OF THE UNION BAPTIST
CHURCH OF DES MONIES, Iowa