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Thousands of Omaha women are
patriotically putting up with obsolete
gas cooking equipment for the dura
tion. For them, here is a word of
cheer: The gas ranges that will be
available after the war promise to be
beautiful and efficient beyond your
fondest dreams. Gas cooking of the
future will be EASIER THAN EVER.
ATTENDED U. S. CADET
NURSES CORPS INDUCTION
Fifty students from the Freed
men's Hospital School for Nursing,
were among the 700 young women
officially inducted into the U. S.
Cadet Nurse Corps at exercises held
in Constitution Hall, Washington,
D. C, recently. Photo shows part of
the Freedmen's Hospital group as
they marched into the hall. Similar
induction services were held in large
urban centers throughout the coun
try. Altogether 96,000 young women
have enrolled in the L. S. Cadet
Nurse Corps. (PPNS)
LOCAL NEWS
DRAFT BOARD No. FOUR
SEEKING CLAUDE REESE
Anyone having any information con
cerning Claude Reese, contact Doug
las County Local Board Xo. 4, South
side City hall. South Omaha. Xebra?
ka or call MArket 1410. This man
formerly resided at 2810 “R” Street,
Omaha, X'ebraska. He is about 4G
years of age.
E. H. McCarthy, Clerk.
JOLLY MATRONS .
The Jolly Matrons Art Club held
its regular meeting Fr lay evening,
June 2nd with Mrs. Rose Johnson,
2711 . .orth 2fith St. A lovely re
past was enjoyed at the close of the
meeting. The next and last meeting
will be with Mrs. Minnie Dortch,
2208 Maple Ct„ June 16th. The
President asks that all members be
present. Business of importance.
Mrs. Bertha Johnson, President,
Mrs. Alfern Geary, Reporter.
MACHINISTS MATE.
Great Lakes, 111., June 2—Among
those graduating from an intensive
course of Machinist's Mate training
at tecent Service School exercises
here was Apollo Meredith Faison, 18,
2608 Decatur Street, Omaha, Xebr.
This Bluejacket was selected for
his specialized training on the basis
of his recruit training aptitude test
scores. Graduates from the twenty
specialized courses taught here at the
Service School are sent to sea, to
shore stations, or to advanced school*
for active duty or further training.
VISITS BASE
Mrs. John H. McCrea, 1302 North
26th Street visited the Air base camp
where her husband. Corporal “Buddy”
McCrea is a physical instructor and
boxing promoter, at Fairmont-Geneva
Nebraska. §he was shown around
the post by the Commanding Officer,
Capt. Milford M. Delzell, who ex
plained to her the various activities
of the camp. Mrs. McCrea said she
had a very lovely visit.
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
Motto: CWFF.
1906 North 24th Street,
Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose M. Oliver, Reporter
unday School .9:45 a. m.
Horning Worship .11:15 a. m.
evening Worship .7:30 p. ».
Thursday night Service . 7:30 p. m.
Sunday we had a grand time in the
Lord all day.
We had a Wide Awake Sunday
School with a grand attendance.
Morning service was grand, full of
fire and the spirit truly ran high.
Our pastor preached a soul stirring
sermon which stirred every soul. He
is fishing for souls for God. Two
were added to the' Church. We are
planning on baptizing Sunday morn
ing. Sunday afternoon at 3 pm. we
had a glorious time in the Lord.
Missionary Terry of St. John’s Bap
24th and Lake Sts.
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By H. W. Smith
WE. 6458
Captain Langley on North 24th St.
early Monday morning.
Ike Fisher doing the honors at the
tist Church and her workers were
with us. She gave us food for
thought. And did we feast on it.
Evangelist Marie Wright made the
closngi remarks. These women ar»
wonderful speakers. Oh how we en
joyed them. Our rally was a success.
We thank God. Our pastor has sel
ected for his subject Sunday morn
ing June 11, will be “Create in me a
Clean Heart Oh God and renew a
Right Spirit within me."
Sunday night, "The Lord's Sup
per." You are invited to attend.
A RESOLUTION.
This is to you, Leonard Fleetwood
Owen, kind Leonard, gentle Fleet
wood. This is from your fellow
workers, men whp have known you,
men who will always remember you.
We have lost a brother, a son and
a father. Yet we shall not pity you.
We shall envy you, for Leonard, you
are in the garden of paradise.
Mr. Owen, you are not dead, but
you have gone to sleep only to wake
and find a new world. A world
more intoxicating than the world you
have left behind. It is you who
should pity us, the remaining whom
you have left behind. We will die
a thousand deaths before we, too, can
rest in the beautiful garden of para
dise which you have invaled before
US.
Leonard, you are a Martyr, Leon
ard you have been a brother to all
those with years equal to your own.
You have suffered their pains and
endured their troubles as the years
have gone by.
Leonard, you have been a son r1’
your elders. You have assisted them
trough the rough and choppy sea of
life. You have watched over your
elders. We only know too well that
your youth was your elders’ light
through their darkest hours.
Leonard, you have been a father to
each youth in which you came in con
tact. The younger set of your pro
fession are indebted to you. Your
teachings have led them to success
and manhood. Mr. Owen, you are
deep in the heart of these young men
Your friendship was like the light of
day. The light of day that only
could be blackened out by the dark
ness of the night, only to return as
the hours pass to change night again
to day.
As I read this, tears are in my
heart. Let you not misunderstand
my tears, for they are of a joyous
nature. Tears for one who has tri
umphed in a battle of chaos.
You have won your battle on this
earth. Dear Leonard, have patience
with us: see us through this rebel
lious sea of life, and we, too, will
soon join in your everlasting para
dise.
Rest peacefully in your garden,
Fleetwood, because your garden is the
goal of all mankind.
Our days may turn to weeks, our
weeks may turn to months, and our
months may turn to years, but each
week, each month, and each year will
bring a lingering memory of your
kindness and your greatness, Leonard
Fleetwood Owen.
Written by Ellsworth Devereaux,
For the Waiters of Omaha
north" 24th""STREET
SHOE REPAIR
1807 N. 24th St. WE-4240
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LOOK AT YOUR SHOES
Other People Do.
Blackstone Hotel.
Roy Glenn in a downtown business
house and could not see this writer.
Eddie Craig a very good time mak
er.
Capt. Britt a topnotcher on parties.
\\ aiters at the Hill Hotel serving
wth a smile.
Fontenelle Hotel waiters very
1 much out in front at all times.
\\ e would all like to hear from
the Race Horse Head waiter.
The waiters at the Regis Hotel and
the \V hite Horse Inn are on the up
and go at all times.
Do you read The Omaha Guide?
The summer clubs are going good.
And the waiters are breathing the
pure air from the green leaves on the
trees and grass surrounding,
I he Paxton Hotel with the Head
waiter from the Quaker State and
who at one time lived in a city which
is in two states is on the up and go
on fine service at all times.
The RR boys are still serving on
wheels with a smile.
All waiters should read the menu
and keep posted and well informed.
As quick answers to questions save
time and makes a good impression.
THE WEEK.'
St. Louis, Mo., and Tampa, Fla.,
Street car strikers was called off on
Friday, Ji»e 2.
Robert* I. Miller, Atttorney, Wash
ington, D. C. acquitted of murder.
Resumed practice of law, Friday,
June 2.
U. S. Congress unanimously approv
ed a one year extension of OPA Fri
day, June 2.
Four Marine seamen were arrested
in San Francisco for assaulting the
ship’s cook when they were m the
South Pacific.
U. S. Attorney General Biddle ap
proved the decision handed down by
the U. S. Supreme Court of first
importance regarding the whole war
labor board controversy.
Read the Omaha Guide at all times!
Chicago police were looking for a
girl who had on a red coat Friday,
and who had kidnapped a 16 month
old baby girl in Beverly Hills.
Mrs. Dixie Rose of Denver, Colo,
admitted she married seven men in
14 years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bald Heinz collaps
ed in tears when she was being cross
ed examined in court in Los Angeles
on Friday June 2nd.
Dorie Miller of Waco, Texas who
was in the Pearl Harbor battle has
been awarded the coveted Navy
Cross as the race’s number one hero
of world war number two.
The north and south Presbyterians
have a proposed plan to merge at the
meeting in Chicago.
1943 was the banner year for the
CME Church reports show the best
in 75 years.
Congressman Edward Herbert says
the Federal governt is planning a
scheme which would result in perm
anent mixture of the white and col
ored races.
Sgt. Joe Louis haveyweight boxing
champion going over big in England.
Jack Michael one of the Omaha
boys on a furlough from one of the
army camps in New York.
Gunners C. C. Jeter, S. Stewart,
R. M. Thomas from Hastings, Nebr.
in Omaha ofer the week end.
Musician headwaiter’s uncle Mr.
H. Taylor from Topeka, Kansas vis
ited friends in Omaha.
. 1
Guy Robbins and A1 Jones Jr., talk
ed business on 22nd and Miami St.,
Sunday, June 4th.
Subscribe for The Omaha Guide,
and read the late news and ads.
Eight thousand income tax refund
checks have been mailed out.
Cold weather brought the forecast
for frost in Omaha Monday night,
June 5th.
Illinois State police says the crime
mobile a 16 ton monster armored car,
with machine guns projecting from
the portholes is a complete success.
We are all wondering what will be
the outcome of the two National Con
ventions which are in the making.
We have read many statements of
different opinions about the 4th term
and the drafting of Gov. Dewey or
New York and Gov. Bricker of Ohio
is very much out in front and the
very large problem now is who will
be the nominees for Vice President.
General Reminder!—We should at
all times trade with the business
houses of our group as well as other
groups. Shepherd's grocery and
Poultry house on Erskine street, The
Naborhood grocery on 27th and
Grant Street, the Nebraska Poultry
House on 24th and Burdette Streets,
the very beautiful Omaha Outfitting
Company store 24th near Burdette
Street, Houston’s grocery and Poul
try shop. All should be given a
break, as they are at all times us
ing every effort to improve their ser
vice and by helping them we are help
ing ourselves and if we are not pleas
ed with our purchase make it known
to them and if we are satisfied tell
others, as we all are very much in
need of each other at all times.
USO NEWS °
Q-O-- Q
LARGER QUARTERS NEEDED
The most pressing need at the 24th
Street USO Club, at present and the
one which we hope will be met in the
near future, is larger quarters. The
increased load of sailors and soldiers
visiting the club make it imperative
that something be done about this
matter. The USO Regional Office
and the Federal Security Agency are
hard at work and we can expect en
couraging results in a very short
time.
It is hoped that a suitable facility
will be acquired. However should
such be acquired immediately there
, would still be a delay or some mon
ths for renovations. This means tha*
the present site must be used during
the summer months.
To alleviate this situation plans are
underway to provide outside facilities
near the club. It is hoped that the
lot adjoint to the club can be con
verted into a pleasant spot for danc
ing and other activities. It is also
hoped that the park across the street I
from the club can be cleaned up and !
the tennis courts made available to
the service men.
■kirk
DONATIONS.
The Director, staff and Hostesses
of the 24th Street USO take this op
portunity to express their appreciation
and thanks to the individuals and the
groups for their donations during the
month of May.
•kirk
Election of Officers for
Junior Hostesses.
At a meeting of the Junior Host
esses Tuesday, May 30, the following
officers were elected. President, Olive
Whidby; Vice President, Helen Cab
bell; Secy., Carlotte Preston; Treas
urer, Faye Lloyd; Sgt. at Arms, Ver
lene Jones; Reporter, Frances Kelly;
Chaplain, Madeline Wilkes. These
officers are elected for a period of
three months.
JOYCE OUTPUTS
HENRY ARMSTRONG
Chicago, June 3 (PPNS) Entering
the ring as an underdog in the betting
Willie Joyce, 1937 Chicagoland Gold
en Glove featherweight champion,
won a bristling decision over Henry
Armstrong here last night. It was
“Hammerin'” Henry’s first defeat in
11 starts and though the opinion of
the judges was unanimous, the ver
dict was unpopular.
A crowd of 10,387 paid $35,552 to
see the battle. Armstrong was the
more aggressive using sharp jabs and
hooks repeatedly but Joyce’s own
jabs and numerous counter-punches,
while bicycling about the ring, earn
ed him the nod.
Charles F. Davis, Atty.
Notice by Publication on Petition for
Settlement of Final Administration
Account.
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska, Bk. 51, P. 231, No.
23297. In the matter of the estate
of Willie Galloway, deceased:
Al1 persons interested in said mat
ter are hereby notified that on the
6th day of June, 1944 Charles C. Gal
loway filed a petition in said County
Court, praying that his final adminis
tration account filed herein be settled
and allowed, and that he be discharg
ed from his trust as Administrator
and that a hearing will be had on
said petition before said Court on
the 3rd day of July, 1944, and that if
you fail to appear before said Court
on the said 3rd day of July, 1944, at
9 o’clock A. M., and contest said pet
ition, enter a decree of heirship, and
make such other and further orders,
allowances and decrees, as to this
Court may seem proper, to the end
that all matters pertaining to said es
tate may be finally settled and de
termined.
Robert Trover, County Judge,
beg. 6-10, 44 end 6-24, 44.
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