The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, May 19, 1945, Page 3, Image 3
LOCAL NOTES Kb I stopped in at 1"0S North 24th j Street, known a* the Taylor Barber Shop, everyone seemed to be Jubil ant and happy and I asked what was the matter and they said with a loud voice. "Pay Day!" Our peo ple seem so happy on pay day At 1*1* North 24th Street, I notic ed a crowd standing in front of the door I stopped and made inquiry and was told It was a rummage sale They had the door shut to keep .-.them out The crowd was made up of women and children Mr Will Pierce of J11S R street has been working at the Swift and Co . packing plant for **i years Mose of the time in the beef casing On his way home he nad a misfor tune.—he fell and knocked a scar on the back of his head which caus. ed him to stay home for two weeks Mr* Pierce la working at Cudahy Packing plant in the beef dept She came home and reported that *he had made sixty-four hours and still going strong, w-aiting for sixty four more Mr and Mrs l.tbeon of 2904 De catur have a lo’-ely family They “Hep Sation” Variety Unit To Play Tour of One Niters A new unit "'Hep-Saltans of 194S." starring the * dancing Nich. ola* Brothers, will start *ouih a_ bout July 1st for a tour of one nighters w hich v ill extend clear to the West Coast In addition to Harold and Fayard Nicholas, dancing stars of 20th Cen tury-Fox pictures, the unit will in clude the 11-piece orchestra of I»ix_ xy filllespie. Esquire Magazine's All American Trumpet Star, tfie comedy antic* of Pstleiwir. and Jackson and the song* of lovel* June Eskstine. who is. Incidentally Billy Eckstiue's wife “Hop Nations ' will offer, in addi tion i* this well-balanced variety shown, an evening of dancing to the music of the (liliespie orchestra have five cnildren Two of the children are in school They have a baby girl two weeks old. Mr. Gibson has owrked for Watson Bros , for two years and says that he likes his job Mr Albert Galloway, of 1422 Charles St , reports that he has been a reader of the Guide for many years and he thinks it is much improved 1 like it better all the time I don't see how I could do without it. I shall continue to t.iKe the Cu'de. Mr Taylor of 2S59 Ohio reports that the Pastor, Rev. St Clair is out of the city and will be gone for about two weeks Rev. F C. Goodlett is in charge He was for merly the pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church We had a good service ami everyone enjoyed the service The BYPU is on the boom You a re a! ways welcome Rev G D Benson of 2607 Deca. tur Street reports that on Sunday night May 6th, they had a great meeting Everyone enjoyed the services Rev Benson has a nice home There are two in the fam ily. he and his wife. You are al ways welcome to the services Mrs Della Littlejohn wishes to thank all her friends for the kind ness that she has received from them while she was in the hospit al The Interdenominational Pastors Wives Council met at the home of Mi'S Mattie Fort, 2622 Charles St Wednesday. May 2, at 1:00 Pm A very tasty luneh was served to the 14 ladies present Next meet ing will be Wednesday. May 16 «t 1:00 PM . at the home of Mrs Man. illia Copeland. 105 North 16th St , Council Bluffs, Iowa Ladies remember your "Secret Sisters” All Pastor’s wives are welcome. Mrs Mary Goodlett, President, Mrs Kathryn Steele, Reporter Misses Julia and Jerry Williams of 170S Third St , were week end guest of Misses Francis and Vern • » • * | 20* I ncTutc [ Directed and Written [ for the Screen by 1 ceqice SEAien I Produced by | OILLIAM PEILBEtt with PHIL SILVERS • WILLIAM GAXTON 4 _BEATC'CE KAY-CARMEN CAVALLARO '<> 1 ‘ . is the modern fuel for •COOKING •WATER HEATING • REFRIGERATION ■ II_I alle Bowie of 2121 Maple St , on last Saturday. May 5th Mrs Elizabeth Parks of 1706 So 3rd St., is somewhat improved at the present. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs Daisy Sorrell of 212C Cald well St., is a member of Pleasant Breen Baptist Church. She reports that she has been working at the Martin Bomber Plant and at the Paxton hotel and has uit both. She is staying home and going to raise a few chickens and take it easy. Mr Sorrell works at the Armour Packing Plant. Mr and Mrs Bythw'ood of 2735 Caldwell entertained their tittle daughter with a rurprise party last Sunday the 6th of May. Ice cream and cake were served All enjoy ed a good time. Mrs Cheesebaugh of 2735 Cald_ well reports that she will leave for Memphis. Tenn . soon to visit her mother Mrs. Ida Whiltield. whom » she hasn't seen ‘in a year. Mrs. Cheesebaugh will return after June 1st. Rev Roxey Morris of 2624 Cald_ well has prayer meeting every Wed nesday night and spiritual adviser at 8:00 pm You are always wel come Mrs Morris is a constant reader of The Omaha Ouide and thinks it is much improved. Mrs Hattie Logan of Lexington, Kentucky was a visitor of Mrs. Lillie Cawthorne of 2626 Caldwell. She also visited with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs Hub bard of 2630 Blondo. They return ed to their homes the last of the week. Rev. Adams of 1313 North 26th St reports that last Sunday, May 6th at 3:00 pm., the Paradise Bap tist Cuhrch had a great meeting and everyone enjoyed the services They had as their church guest, 15 visitors from the Grace Bible Insti. tute Mr. and Mrs. W B Sam. uel of Chicago were a weekend guest of Rev. and Mrs Adams. They left Monday for Sioux city for the Western District Associat ion meeting. Mr and Mrs James Blythevvood of 2735 Caldwell entertained Rev. and Mrs Robinson of Gary, Indiana Rev E. F. Ridley and Mrs. Thom as of 918 North 27th St., All had a lovely time Rev. and Mrs. Rob inson returned home last week. Mrs Hattie Womack of 2522 In diana avenue, is still confined to her bed She has been ill for some time Mrs Womack seems to im prove very slowly. She is a mein.; ber of St. John AME. Church We Wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. Samuel Mills of 2707 Miami St. has been confined to his home for a month with pneumonia, but he seems somewhat improved at this writing. Mr Mills worked at the Martin Bomber plant and is a mem. ber of Pilgrim Baptist church. He is under the care of Dr Herbert Wigging. Mrs. Roxie Austin of 2518 Decat ur reports that she attends Church every Sunday and expects to con tinue She s a member of Pleasant Green Baptist Church knd wants everyone to know that she is work ing for Heaven and stays close to Jesus. She wished everyone would turn to the Lord and serve Him. She Is a great lover of The Omaha Guide. Mr. Leon Crawford of 2502 Deca tur is a waiter on the Union Pacific He has held the job for 8 months and he says that the longer he stays the better he likes his job Mr Crawford has five children, all boys. He has to use the strap sometimes The kids really keep him busy Mr and Mrs J. S, Purler of 251; Decatur own their own home and are doing nicely They have two children, one girl in school and a son in the army. Mr. Porter has been working for the railroad for 3 years in the Pullman service Mrfs Rebecca Wright of 2731 Seward has a family of two and a granddaughter. The granddaught er is in school. Mrs. Wrght re., ports that she is in good health She is having some dental work done and that gives her a bit of trouble. John Gilbert of 2708 Seward St is somewhat ill at the present with pneumonia. He has been working at the Allied Mills for three years, and expects to return to work in the next two weeks. Mrs Alice Marshall says her health is ime at the present time. Mr ant Mrs. Marshall of Austin. Texas is visiting their mother. Mrs Manda Harris of 270S Seward St Mrs. Marshall says their stay in our city is indefinite. Mrs Marsh, all reports that Texas is fire and everyone is doing nicely She says she likes Omaha fine and might stay here. Mrs Edith Curtwright seemed to be very busy these days When the reporter stopped by she didn't have time to say good morning She was busy cleaning house. Mrs Curtwright has a lovely home and she is a widow too Always busy Mr and Mrs. Gray of 2620 Deca tur have a comfortable home They have one son in me Service He has been in Franoe for one year Mr Gray does merhanical work at the Simplex Motor Co He has beer working there for 3 years, and Is doing nicely Mr and Mrs Waller of 2504 Si. stree has 3 children One in school and the other two are at home which keeps Mrs Waller very busy Everyone seems to be !n good helth Mr Waller has been work ing at Swift and Co , for 3 years Mr and Mrs Tommy Deck of 2622 Decatur have a lovely family of !* children Two of their sons were discharged from the army and are now working in Omaha Mr and Mrs Beck moved to Omaha from Mississippi about a year ago Mr Beck works at Armour Packing Plant and Mrs Beck stays home and takes care of the childrc.t Mrs Eliza B Carroll of 2618 Hamilton street, reports that her cousin Mrs Elizabeth Stone is liv-j RICHARD WRIGHT , Brilliant author of the ^ '/? WIDELY READ'NATIVE SON* / . AND THE MARCH BOOK.-OF-THE- / ;\J MONTH'CLUB'BLACK BOY'ONCE j O' TURNED DOWN A POST OFFICE CLERKSHIP IN 1937 TO TAKE HIS CHANCES AS A WRITER TWO YEARS LATER HIS'NATIVE SON'WAS PU6USHED AND OVER 300,000 COPIES WERE SOLD IN THIS COUNTRY. ®©©&GY WD£$@K), TAT HO SANG AN OLD SONG*AS V Vtimegoes by'tothetopof the HIT-PARADE IN THE PICTURE A CASABLANCA'STARTED SINGING FOR / / MONEY WHEN HE WAS SEVEN. MANY | OF HIS FANS THINK OF HIM AS A ) PIANO PLAYER. BUT IN REALITY HE A? CANT PLAY A NOTE. « fijN THE EARLY DAYS f DOOLEY PLAYED IRISH ROLES\ f WITH BROGUE AND"WHITE FACE"^ ing with her Mrs Carroll is a member of Bethel AMR Church in Council Bluffs. She did not attend church last Sunday but will not miss the Mother's Day services Sun day. We have a Bible reading ev. ery Tuesday, ome out, you are wel come. While the reportCer was walking down the street he noticed Nat Towles’ car coming down the street Mr. Towles has some good news for us I know because he does extens_ ive traveling and should know all the answers. Mrs. L George of 2*31S Decatur called the reporter of the Guide by her house and paid on her account and says she wants to keep this ac count straight because she wants to continue to get the Guide it is a wonderful paper and sne lines it very much Mr Eddie Jones. 2424 Maple St has a family of one girl Mr Jones has worked at Armour Pack ing plant for 15 years. He owns his home and is living comfortably Miss Alice Jones, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jones is now in the University at Langston, Okla. and will return home this summer when school closes Mr. and Mrs. Danas Galbreath, of 2506 Decatur are working Mr Gilbreath works at the Armour Pack ing plant while Mrs. Gilbreath does day work and takes care of the children. She reports that her dau ghter will Visit them in June and | might make Omaha her home while] her husband is overseas. Mr I. Pharr of 2206 North 27th Street, who has be<f nwith the Pul! man company for 23 years, is now seeking to get his retirement pa. pers. He has served the Company in an honorable way, and there has never been any complaints or charg es against him Mr Pharr has a family of three two daughters and one son He has a comfortable home Mrs Pharr stays home and takes care of the grandchildren. Mrs Josie Cowan of 963 North 25th Street reports that her mother Mrs ones of 2405 ‘Charles street, is on the sick list at present. Mr Cowan works at the Swift Packing plant and Mrs. Cowan works for the Fairmont Creamery. Mrs Cowan was eating her breakfast when the reporter called Mrs Holloway of 2513 M street, ha slived in Omaha since 1S23. She is a member of Bethel Baptist Church and her husband works at Armour Packing plant. They are well pleased with our present con. ditions They attend Church reg ularly. Mr. and Mrs Holloway ad -mire the Guide so much Mrs Irene M. Oliver of Los An geles, Calif , is here with her niece Mrs Dora Blueford. during her illness for an indefinite stay Mrs. Blueford fell and fractured her ankle, on January 26. 1545 Mrs Oliver is a former Omahan FIRST MISSION OK THE COD SENT EIGHT W e are having a pleasant visit with Mrs Altha Riley, the Prophet Hess' sister who is a missionary of the Southern Mission Baptist ehureii of East St I»uis, 111 We regret the ending of the two weeks she has been in our midst She gave several interesting lectures to the mothers and missionaries She has a very pleasing personality We. the members as well ns our pastor will miss her when she goes. Miss Lillian Anderson and friends will i serve a chicken and f sh dinner for our pastor in the parsonage Satur day, May 26 Gratitude of bless ings God has wrought through his prayers Public is invited. 2731 Blondo St Mr Miller of 2S05 Grant St , has been working at the Martin Bomb, er plant for three years and says he is most delighted with his job and expects to remain there He has taken his vacation and enjoyed it very much Mr Miller and his daughter are taking care of the home. Mrs Madie Medlock of 2625 Grant St . reports that Misses Hat tie Medlock. Chaline Henderson and L C White have a wonderful quar tette and they make it their bus' ness singing at the different chur_ ches They are real entertainers, and they also sing at white church es . Mr J W Hadley of 953 North 25th St., seems very busy cooking dinner Mr Hadley has a five room house and being a bachelor, he has his own housework and cooking to do. Mrs Jenkins of 2712 Franklin St has 7 children. 4 attend Long school Mr Jenkins is still working at the Packing Co Their son who was *r the army is out working and doing nicely. Mrs Darling of 2618 Franklin St reports that she stayed home Sun day all day on account of the rain hut that she shall be out next Sun.! day and attend her church. Mrs. Darling is in fine health and reports that she really admires the Chatter Box column in the Omaha Guide. Mr. Robert Cooper of 927 North 25th St., has been hone from work 4 months on account of illness Mr Cooper worked regularly until he taken sick He reports that he is on the mend at the present and feels better. t Mrs. Robert Roote of 946 North 25th St., is expecting her husband home very soon on a furlough Mr Moore is stationed in North Caro lina. Mrs. C L. Mercer of 2016 Burt has been confined to her bed for sometime She is a member of the Cleaves Temple Church. Mrs Mer_ cer is anxious to get up so she can attend her Church. She has a lady attendant who takes very good care of things while she is ill Mrs Mercer loves visitors so drop in any time and have a chat Mrs. Mittie Rose of 928 North 25th St., has been sick for about 5 weeks and confined to her bed> but seems to be improving Mrs Rose brother, Mr. Frank Kirtley is also confined to his bed and has been for a week Mrs. G A Cooper who resides at 2012 North 22nd St., will leave the city the 17th of May to join her son. Rev. E L. Cooper in New Orleans La. She will attend his fifth annivers ary after which she will accompany him to Pensacola. Fla , where he will wed Miss Hazel Haze, secretary of the Booker T. Washington High School of that State They are planning to return to O maha and run a revival at the Para dise Baptist Church of which Rev. C. C Adams is pastor M/Sgt. Sherman Coper of 2012 North 22nd St was wounded in ac tion in the Pacific area. His con. dition is improved and he is now able to use his right arm again Mrs Lillie Frye from Lawrence. Kansas and Mrs Ina Gunter from Oklahoma City. Okla ? spent Moth ers' Day with their sons Mr Ches. ter Gunter and Mr. Frank Mosley They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs Elmer Gant and Mrs. J A Crumbley. They boast of having a very enjoyable time. They left Tuesday for their homes in Kansas and Oklahoma. Mr Eubanks of 959 North 25th St . has been in the hospital for two weeks Mr Eubanks had two of his fingers amputated He is home now and doing fine Mrs Eubanks is in the best of health Mr and Mrs. Bolden of 2615 Blon do have lived in Omaha for sixty years She reports that they own their own home. Mr Bolden works at the Martin Bomber plant He lias been been employed there for 3 years. They have two daughters. Mrs Mildred Johnson and Mrs Al_ ice Vivian Mrs. Bolden expects to visit them in the near future. Mrs Alberta Michael of 2115 N 27th St . has lived in the same place for 22 years She is a beautician and has been in the business for 26 years. Mrs Michael reports that she finished her course in Pitts burg!^ Penn , Business is fine. She has a nice home and is living com fortably . Mrs. Marion Temple, of 2619 Blon -do has been on the sick list for over a year, but at the present she is feeling better She is a member of Clair Chapel and longB for the day that she can attend Church Mrs Temple's sister and husband room with her and are doing well Mrs Isadora Wilson of If 10 N 26th St. is a member of Cleaves Temple and attended Church last Sunday and enoyed a good sermon Mrs. Wilson’s husband is in the army He is stationed in West Point. New York He has been in the army two years Mrs Wilson is expecting him home next month on a furlough. She V6ngs to see him Mrs Anna Mae Harris of 2210 X 27th St , reports that she has been sick for over a year but seems to be on the move upward Mrs Harris reports that her husband vls_ ited her from St Paul, Minn . and was in the City three days First Lt Oliver Lewis and Mar garet Lewis were here in the city also, their stay was short hut very interesting Mrs Burke of 2206 North 27th St > reports that she attended 1 Church Mothers' Day at Bethel AME Church and enjoyed the services very much Mr Burke is still working at the Smelter and is get ting along nicely Mr and Mrs Burke have one son, 5 years old who keeps her busy. Mr and Mrs I. S. Pharr of 2206 N'orth 27th St . have a very com. fortable home and they have one daughter, Mr Pharr has worked for the Pullman Co., for 25 years and ig expecting to take his vaca tion on May 16th He w-ill visit his old home. Camden, Alabama and then to Mobile, Alabama after which he will return to Omaha. ON THE SICK 1,1ST Mr Boyd V Galloway who un derwent a minor operation is gett. ing along nicely after his release from the hospital, where he had his tonsils removed Mr. Galloway is a airplane engineer at the Martin Bomber plant, and a motion picture operator at the Ritz theatre and look-out man at the Omaha Guide. SIOI X CITY VISITOR Mrs. Helen Simpon of Sioux City, Iowa was visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Henry of 2717 Rake St Mrs Simpson was entertained by friends while in Omaha\ She left Monday for home \ -v Rev and Mrs. J E Wade have gone to Perry > Okla . for a visit with his sister and brother_in-law. Mr and Mrs. John Smith. The Wades plan to stop in Kansas City on their way home and visit with Mrs Wade's cousins’ wife, Mrs Al_ len S. Gordon Pfc. Allen Gordon is in the Pacific. Mr. Chris Green of 945 North 25th St has been sick for three years, aijd is still confined to his home. Mr. Green seems to improve very slowly At the present Mr. Green reports that he feels fairly well. Miss Josephine Wise of 946 North 25th St., had a birthday party on May 9th She had as her guest. Miss l Moore and Miss Johnson her mother and sisters Cake, sand wiches and ice cream were served She erceived a present from her boy friend overseas. Every-one had an enjoyable time. Mrs Rose Ware of 940 North 25th St _ says that she is a constant read er of the Guide and expects to con tinue Mrs. Ware thinks the pa per is much improved Mr Alv'in Griffin of 2914 North 25th St., is very busy cutting the lawn at 2417 Decatur St Mr Griffin reports that his health is not so good aDthe present, he never goes to bed but that he always com plains. Mr. C. Cain of 2903 Decatur St . has been employed by the Union Pacific Railroad for 10 years as a cook and he reports that he likes his job fine. They have three children in school Mr. Percy Phifer of 2816 Decatur who expects to make Omaha his home is working at Swifts and Co. Mr Phifer reports that just as soon as he can find a house he is going to move his family from Youngs town Ohio. Urban League Jottings The AWVS . who sponsor the Youth Center dances at the USO every Tuesday night, have been col. lecting clothing for salvage in the current drive They- also sponsored a book review at the YWCA. Sun i day May 5th at yvhich Mrs. Alton [Good reviewed Richard Wright’s “Black Boy.” and autobiography. Mrs Grace Bradford is chairman of the group GIRD SCOUTS Troop No. 62, 63 and 200 partic ipated in the international field day- for Girl Scouts at Elmwood park all day Saturday- May 5th. CLUBS—TOMORROW’S WORLD An active Club of youth that meets at the Urban League is To morrow’s World. They express a desire and do something about the plight that Dark America finds it self in. Officers of this group are Dorothy Watson. Pres ; Dorothy Lawson Vice Pres : Nolene White side, Secy; Jack West, Correspond, ing Secy; and Doris McGill and Bobby Montgomery, Co.chairmen of the Entertainment Committee Sponsors of the group are the Rev J C Williams. Mrs. Thomas Jones, and Rev. J E. Blackmore A younger group of boys have ex pressed a desire to organize into a self improvement club that will de velope their ability at speaking, de bating and knowledge of civic af fairs Among those present at the first informal meeting were Rol and Jakes, 2115 North 27th St . Sam Williams, 2430 Lake St., Maceo Brown, 1914 Grace St., and William Hamms, 2616 Grant St. A group of high school age boys consisting of Thomas Upcher 2420 Wirt St . Booker T. 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