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La gaceta., 1940-02-14
LA POIIICIA DETUVO DE
E A JOHN MOUT0S

Bajo la acusacion de haber co
metido un delito de asalto y rObo
en- la bodega de Jake Hyman, 3
tuada en- la avenida Grand Cen
trail, ell jefe de detectives Bush
1rrest6 aver a John Moutos, de
20 amos, EN- los momentos en- que
trataba de saltar por una venta-
ma del segundo piso de la casa
n1mero 70013 de la avenida E..
Lambright.
Junto con 81 s. detuvo a Joe
Kroner, de "a amos, vecino del
926 de La Gale de Mulberry.
Moutos apunt6 con una pisto-
la a los detectives Gray y Sim
clair; pero Bush lie cubri6 cor
su escopeta y Ell joven Sc entire
60. Contra 81 hay pendiente una
acusaci6n de robo.
Simon Schwartz, cajero de "a
bodega de Hyman, identified {
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
DOS MUJERES DE LA RAZA
NEGRA FUERON SALIVA
DAS DE UN
TO taEA.T

Snow Hill, Md, Feb. 14.-Cin
co miembros de la policia del Els
tado hicieron frente a una mul.
titud Y salvaron a dos mujeres,
en- Stockton, Nd, detenidas Ell
relaci6n con el asesinato de Har
vey W. Pilchard, un composing.
Las dos mujeres, de la raza ne
gra, fueron nevadas a lugar Sc
guro.
La eSposa de Pilchard, An
ME, sali6 herida en- Ell asalto en-
ell cual su marido encontr6 Ia
muerte,
Las mujeres fueron encerra.
das en- la carcel de Baltimore.
En- la refriega con los agresores
Y enemigos de la ley recibi6 le-
stones ell sargento Weber, lie pc
garon al sargento en- la cabeza,
con un club, pero consigui6 me-
ter a las mujeres en- sus autom6
viles Y llevarselas.
Violentamente la multitud ha
bfa penetrado en- la carcel del
condado de Worcester y Sc ha-
bia apOderado de las prisione-
ras cuandO lleg6 la policia.
Toda la policia del Estado re-
cibi6 6rdenes de restablecer e.
orden, sin consideration de per-
sonas. ~
La gaceta., 1940-02-14

mas Sc sorprenden de cuan COM
plicado es Ell proceso, Primero,
sc hace un esquema con Ia ma-
ga en- ei lugar importante, y SC
pone en- ia veroad1ra posici6n
en- 70 tarj eta. Despg6s de ESQ, e.
principiante dtbe reso,ysr e,
problema de como escoger Ia yer
dadera c.ase de p2pel, tamano
,ali1ad V color. E7to de pcr $
entrana un minucioso e;tndio.
Despues, 81 la tarjeta va a 50
mandada en- colOrss, surge III
proongado y fascinante estudio
del color. Y finalmente viene {
proceso de imprimir y los So
bres, antics de que la tsrjeta pua
da ser dapositada triunfa,ment5
en- ell correo. Este curse Sc com
9One de Is leccicnes Y Sc apr2n
lie mucho. Ahora bien, no es tan
''ei2gantt" como lomar lsccione
de patinaje; peTo puede resulta
de un mayor valor en- la vida de-
que aprende.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
TarjetGs

Las tarjetas de Navidad, Cum
peanos y de Valentine debieran
ser cuestiones p~uramente perso
lales. Els profundamente descon
certante recibir una bella protes
Ia de afecto imperecedero, de uu
verdadero amor, y deSpues en-.
ontrar miles de las mismas tar
ietas repartidas en- la ciudad.
Por Otra parte, las tarjetas
hachas en- casa resultan depresi-
vas en- cierto modo. Generalmen
tie consisten de una fotografia
NAL preparada de toda la fami-
liza, o un crudo corte de linoleum
que usualmente presenta a los
Reyes Magos, tres camealos y IL
ma eStrella con "orejas de perro.
Una eScuela de dibujantes tie
ne ahora un curse para ensenar
a los amateurs como hacer a.
.tractivas tarjetas de felicitacion
Empieza ell curse con los funda-
mentos del dibujo y ensefia IN
nlmero incredible de cosas.
La mayor parte de las pers0-
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
st. Valentine

Els hoE 81 dia de st. Valentine
y la Secci6n de Damas de Re :
creo del Centre Espahoi 10 ceje-
brara con un baile a benefisio
de mejoras en- ell s%anatorio.
Este babe iba a verificarse e.
sabado anterior, pero las Damas
10 Suspendieron con motive del
bale que la Unione Italiana efec
tuaba en- honor de sus socioS c
invitados.
A juzgar por ell ndmero de
tarjetas vendidas, ell exito mont
tario esta asegurado.
Don Francisco tiene ofrecido
un progrsma especial y e. trata
siempre de cumplir 10 que ofre-
&c.
Pase hoy Ia fiesta de st. Va
lentine en- la sala alta del Celi-
tro Espanol.
Una noche agradable para Ia
juventud y las familias de nueS
ira colonia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
POr' Ia Radio

Les principles programs d.
esta noshe, por la Radio, son los
siguientes 700, Fred Waring
VILLA; 500, Hollywood Play
house, VILLA, y Al Pearce
WDAE; 9, Fred Allen, VILLA
y Teatro Star, WDAE; 1000,
m1sica de Kay Kyser, VILLA
10:45, orquesta sinf6nica de In
dianapolis, WDAE, y 1890
banda de Gene Krupa.
Hollywood Playhouse presen-
eli drama fCyrano de Ber-
gerac," de Edmundo Rostand.
Charles Boyer sera secundado
por Astrid Allwyn.. FL Teatro
Star presentara "Jezebel," la Pc
licula que di6 a Bette Davis los
honores de la Academia de Cine
matografia en- 1878.
Dirigira la orquesta sinf6nica
de Indianapolis Ell professor Fer
dinand Schefer.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
Romeo ZenOni

In noble amigo de la ESpana
leaQ y republicans, I'm hombre
qu luchaba por Sus amigos y her
manos con Ell mayor desinteres,
Romeo Zenoni, falleci6 aver y
en- Ia tarde de hoy recibira Sc
pultura. ~AM
Era native de Italia y a Ia
causa de los italisnos oprimidos
dedic6 los mejOres amos de su
vida. AL eStallar la guerra, an
La enfermedad que lie ha lie
cOndicionalmente junto a los lea
les y republicans y en- contra
del fascismo International.
Nosotros recordamos sus dis
cursos y sus eSfuerzos y en- to-
do momento lie vimos cooperan-
do con ell mayor entusiasmo.
La enwermedad que lie ha He
vado a la tumba tuvo la desgra-
cha de adquirirla cuando mas ne
cesitaba de su concurso la Beta
1uardia de Tampa. Enfermo
del cuerpo, pero sano ell espiritu
lie vimos asistir a varios de los
mas importantes actos celebra :
dos aquf.
Zenoni visitaba con frecuen-
cia esta reduction y era mDy que
rido.
Pobre, pero digno, luch6 con
grandes dificultades ecOn6micas
durante su enfermedad. MuchOs
de los amigos lie abandonaron,
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
Ell FRIo EN- EUROPA
ES MuY INTENSE

Amsterdam, Feb. 14.-Europa
sufre a~ctualmente ell mas inten,
so frio de los dltimos 100 amos,
Sabese que ell frio lleva ocasio-
nadas la muerte a Sc personals.
La ola sc extiende desde Norue.
ga y FinlandiR a Holanda y
Hungrfa.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14

MOutos como el hombre que lie
pidi6 entregara el dinero, $240,
10 cue hizo. El dueho de la boz
dega, ito del cajero, tambi&n
identified al atracador.
FL arma ocupada al delincuen
te fu5 una de las robadas en- la
botica de Lewis, situada en- Ia
avenida de Nebraska y la care
terra de Temple Terrace.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14

pero 81 mantuvo en- alto stis prin
ipios,
lie sobreviven su viuda, seho-
70 TODD coraz6n y bondad; dos
'hijcs, Fred Y Williams, y dos h
Rc3a y Rita.
Sera incinerado Ell cadaver en-
AN Patersburgo.
Reciban la sonora viuda, SuS
hijos e hijas nuestro mas pro
undo test!monio de pesame.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
Teatr0 Casinn
que aprende

TeG'rO Casino
Cruzara hoy Ia p~anta'la. por
Ultima w, la emocioaante De(i-
ula LA Ley que Olvidaron."
Una veg mas sc ha demOstra-
10 que Libertad Lsmarlue, /
notable actriz Y t;p.a, es la fave
rita ndmero l de nuestro plbl.
co.
La production aparece dedicl
da a las mujeres del mundo y e
altamente dramatica. "Tcdo q
sentimiento que encierra ell cora
ION de la mujer, truncado por la
Santiago Arrieta secunda con
gran habilidad a la famosa ar
tista.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14
Mas de 1906 psrscnas Kan

Mts ut IUjUUV ptISVHB NAN
sufrido en- sus cuerpos, por con-
s.aci6n, los efectos del mai item
RS. DIS barccs fueron triturados
Por las mcsas de hieio en- los
RIGS Rihin c I~iszeimcer.
z, mar BGlt,co Sc Ia ccngala.
ID en- muchos hugares Y el hielo
i.r, c q ~. .areos universe
H-'sn'a tuvo ever una tempe~
raturl de IL grades bajo cero.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14

1'URl0 UNA MADRE IRA.
TANInO DE SALVAR A SU
HIJITA
Pensacola, Fab. 14.-Cuando
tratab9 de salvar a su hijita Bet
ty Jean, de dos amos, cuyas ro-
pas Sc habian incendiado al VOL
earse una lampara de aceite de
carbon, muri6 quemada Ia Sra.
John ID. Kittrell. La nina muri6
dos hcraS despues. Ocurri6 Ia
GeSgracia a 1S millas de esta
ciuGad.
La gaceta., 1940-02-14

You may be guilty Of halitosis Dad
oreath) this very minute, and yet be
unaware OF II. That's the insidiouS thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
qpsntly due TO food fermentation In
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
but everyone you come in contact
withdoes.
LiSterine Antiseptic halts such fer
mentation, said by some authorities 10
be a major cause of mouth odors, and
overcomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others7 Why
hurt yourself socially and In businessl
II y so cas-. to guard against offend
ing BY gargling with Listerine. the
safe antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. II you
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine A%ntiseptic regularly. Lambert
Fharmacai Company, 81. Louis, Mo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
MAKE RETURN ON CHRISTMAS
 SEALS, PLEA
l94O Tuberculosis Cam paign Total Sill S14O
 Short of Last Year

With the returns from the an- nual sale Of Christmas Seals still $40 Shcrt of the amount raised in the drive last year and hundreds of sheets of the seals as yet un- accounted for, officials of the local cen nittee oT the Alaska Tubercu- losis Association tcday appealed to Juneau residents to make their returns as soon as possible.
 "Returns received during the next few days will save the As sociation considerable money, said Jchn Beck, Chairman Of the local committee. Each year we send re- minders to those who have mis- laid CT forgotten their seals and of course we want to keep this follow-up expense as low as pos sible
 It's never too late to buy and use these seals" he continued. Tn December or July. they are still a symbol of interest and participation in the fight again Alaska's great ct publlc health problem"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

was. prepared for the screen by Robert E. Sherwood and Joan Harrison and retains all the grip ping drama of the original book
 Laurence Olivier, who last year made tremendous hit as the hero of "Wuthering Heights plays the role of Maxim de Winter, the soci- ally prominent owner of Manderley, the vast Tudor estate where most of the action unwinds. Joan Fon- taine is cast as the second Mrs. de Winter, Rebeccas successor, who Is subjected to the tyrannical' and sadistic cruely of Mrs. Danvers, played by Judith Anderson Other important roles are excellently per- formed by such well knowns Sas Gladys Cooper, George Sanders, Reginald Denny. c. Aubrey Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
TFCNNlCOl0n IN
 TRAGEDY PLAY
 Al 10TH CENTURY
Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" Stars
 Bette Davis

Bette Davis, as evcry5ody knows, gave performances i'll Dangerous and in "Jezebel" each of which won her the highest award offered by the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
 That being the case. it is hard to believe that her characterization of Queen Eli2abeth-stormy say age, sardonic, bitter, tender, bawdy, suspicious, and madly infatuated daughter of Henry VIII and the beautiful and doomed Anne Boleyn will not again entitle her to recognition for having presented the finest screen portrayal of the year.
 No star, however great, can demonstrate her ability without q great story told in great words, and both these requirements are emin- entity exemplified in The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Scottish Rite Holds
 .a N szl. ca. .AG ae Reception in
Annual Open, House on Afternoon ofNeW Year
 Day from Z to 5

The Scottish Rite Masons will hold their annual open house re- ception in the Scottish Rite. Temple from to pm. on New Years Day.
 A program of music singing and good fellowship has been arranged by the masters of the various lodges who will see to it that all are vel comed and have a good time.
 The ballroom will be turned over to the Demolay boys and Rainbow girls for dancing and punch and cake will be served them for refresh- ments.
 All Masons of whatever degree and the organizati tions affiliated with them and their families are invited to attend this annual gathering of friends to celebrate the New Year
 A special invitation is extended to all visiting Masons and their fam flies to go to the Temple so that they may be welcomed and become acquainted with the Masonic mem- bers of the Gastineau Channel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
EIks Have
 High links

The annual High links of the Elks, the big doings on the eve of the New Year, will be held tomorrow night in the Elks Ballroom There will be favors and noisemakers dis tributed to the dancers at the proper time and the committee in charge premises big time for all attend ing. The public is invited.
 Music fer the dance will be furn- ished by Lillian Uggen and her musicians
 "A Snowball Shower" in reality. is the unique offering to the dancing public attending the High links.
 According to dance manager Kcski, this is the irsl time in the history of local dancing parties that such a stunt has been attempted, and dance-goers are promised a real thrill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
SCHOOL HOLIDAY IS
 EXTENDED ONE WEEK;
 PRECAUTIONARY MOVE

Pupils of the high and grade schools answered the bell this morn- ing after the Christmas holiday and were then told they could go home for another week, answer ing the bell again on Monday morning, January 6.
 There is no epidemic of flu, but many pupils, and several teachers in the schools, are either ill ct present with the grip, or have symptoms, and as a precautionary measure, Superintendent of Schools A. B. Phillips, on the advice of Territorial Health Commissioner Dr. w. w. Council, decided to continue the Christmas holiday for another week
 Local pupils went home this morning soon after school was called and those residing out the Highway, returned home as soon as the busses were notified of the extension of the holiday period.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Ralph Wrighis
 Visiting Juneau

Ralph Wright, Mrs Wright (nee May Ramsay and their two chil- dren are in the city visiting Mrs James Ramsay ST, mother of Mrs. Wright and expect to return to their home in Ketchikan this week.
 MT Wright is well known here by residents Of l3 years ago when he left Juneau for Haines where he was teacher for four years. For the past nine years he has been in Ketchikan and is at present Principal of the White Cliff School there.
 Mrs Wright is a sister of James and David Damsay, both of Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
PERCY'S CAFE
$ T Q P
AT PERCY'S CAFE Breukfost Dinner or Light
 Lunches . DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS

he's try again. And if MM would give per mission he'd like direct Broadway play.
 If I remember correctly Alice Faye half the
 trips there's real the star to go to February Carmen is appearing Road to Rio has offered the star use her home beautiful city.
 It is place, with Is private beach and Lido deck overlooking the airport.
 Director Ralph Murphy taking terrific bbing he didn't recognize Moores let However, pretty fast When the the set started to ride him. he pointed flag that yellow doing? I don't recognize
 going cosmetic business Gene Wiener, Lillian in the company Pals of Reinhold echnzel say the reason offer direct mother still in Germany and he reprisas Nice gesture by Eleanor Powell helping Johnny Mack former chorus dancer Tn Der pictures get a contract appear the film Hydenlan head of Unversals arsenal up the other night by bandit with shotgun. He lost s35 and his lwatchss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
GRIPPING NOVEL NOW ON SCREEN
 OF LOCAL SHOW
''Rebeltd Stars Joan Ton. tdins, Laurence Olivier
 at Capitol Theatre

With Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine heading cast of out standing players and with a story filled with drama, suspense and mystery, David O. Selznicks latest production, "Rebecca,' is now seen on the screen at the Capitol Thea tre where it was released by Unit ed Artists The film was. brilliantly directed by Alfred Hitchcock. known internationally as master of intrigue, crime and mystery on the screen.
 'Rebecca" is the film version of the best-selling novel of the same name by Daphne du Maurier. It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Hollywood Sighh find Sound,
By xokba Coe~s-

HOLLYWOOD Cala Dec 30-If the government does call military service already assured that plenty pictures keep him public year Philadelphia Story Come Live With Me- ziegfeld Girl completed Pot O. Gold 
 a days between the last three pictures.
 Speaking Douglas Kennedy, Warner had ronic experience The studio cast him in defense subject, Wings of Steel" The location he got to for physical nation
 Hollywood years. small parcel of ground right the middle of the Republic the film couldn't acquire. The refused sell the studio simply had expand around it.
 amidst sets ownership But it cost Republic plenty to buy it.
 Melvin Douglas he's the tiredest in Eol yvood the actor has made 25 pictures He's been trying for and half to visit New York but gotten farther than Cleveland.
 However completed for This Thing Call
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Legion Auxiliary
 Party We'll Attended

Approximately 60 Legion members and their wives and Auxiliary mem bers and their husbands attended the annual Christmas party at the Dugout Saturday night.
 Games were played and prizes were awarded. Santa Gin person of Dave Davenport) arrived at II o'clock to distribute gifts and later in the evening a buffet supper was served.
 Committee chairman, Aileene Ol- son and Harry Stonehouse, express their thanks to all who assisted in making the affair a success.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

which opened last night at the 2Cth Century Theatre.
 The motivation of the story is the desperate struggle in the mind of Elizabeth, between her unrea- scning love for the young and ambitious Earl of Essex, played by Errol Flynn, and her love for the country she rules.
 It is a strangely stirring love story, a veritable duel of love be- tween two born rulers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
PLAYERS ON ELk5
 BA5kETBALL FIVE
 ARE TO pRAC1lCE

Basketball practice for the. Elks basketball team will be held this evening in the high school gymnas- ium, reports player manager. Dale Druliner
 All Elks players are urged to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
NEW BOOKS AT
 PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Juneau Public Library has the following new books now on the shelves ready for distribution.
 Fedorova-"Th Family"
 Hemingway For Whom the Bell Tolls"
 Haun-"The Hawks Done Gone" Sharp-'The Stone of Chastity" De la Roche "Whitoak Herit- age"
 Barretto Journey Through Time"
 Zinsser-"As I Remember Him" Tolischus-"They Wanted War" There are also several new mys- tery stories received and ready for reading.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
LAST WARNING ISSUED ON l9At
 LICENSE PLATES
tomorrow Is Last Day for Obtaining Licenses
 al City Hall

A warning that all automobiles must be wearing 194l license plates before they appear on the streets Wednesday morning was issued to- day by Chief of Police Dan Ral- ston, as City Clerk Harley J. Fur ner announced his office in the City Hall would be open all day today and all day tomorrow to issue the shiny green and white plates.
 Licenses cost $15 for the year, $10 Territorial and $5 City tax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

To remove crayon marks from wallpaper, lightly rub the stains with a crust of bread. Carefully dust off the crumbs with a soft brush or cloth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
PASTOR MILES OFF
 ON TRIP TO WRANGELL

Pastor M. L. Miles, who is serv- ing the Juneau Seventh-day Ad- ventist Church during Pastor Woods absence. leaves on the Yu- kon for Wrangell, where he will oversee the repairing of the Wran- gell chapel. He plans to be gone a week or ten days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

Contrast writing stage shown in this picture w Marcin prolific scrpter sitting between two years of work hit play total of 24O Of dialogue right such radio Crme Doc "Jonny Presents amounting 760 dialogue For write play which might year about week write which
 usually lasts a half hour and is all over.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

Nuts of all kinds, done up in eel lophane bags, are appearing in stores. Buyers say that most kinds of nuts will be plentiful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
LILLIAN UGCEN AIDS
 SANTA, UNION D0IN6S

Lillian Uggen's nimble fingers on the piano were responsible for the musical accompaniment at the Christmas Tree doings in Union Hall last Friday night sponsored by the Juneau Union Industrial Coun- ell The well known pianist played for the various vocalists.
 --~--<o>-<a
 TOM AND JERRY BATTER Made to order. during holiday sea- son,-Sullys Bakery. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Ho spirAL lsorEs

Peter Smith was medical dls- missal today from St. Ann's Hos pital.
 Mrs. Eleanor Rowe underwent an appendectomy this morning at St. Ann's.
 Peter Nose was admitted to St. Anns today for observtion.
 After receiving medical attention, Mrs. Zeda Gilchrist was dismissed from St. Ann's today. Mrs. Lilly Fawcett and baby were dismissed today from the Govern- ment Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVEI0PES. showing skr route from Seattle to Nome. m sale at J. B. Burford & co. adv..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

TOM AND JERRY BATTER Made to order during holiday sea- son.-Sully's Bakery adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

The Daily Alaska Empire has tn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

Try classified ad in The Empire.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
MRS. GRACE

WHITEVILLE, April 20.-Burlal
services were held here at t h e
Whiteville cemetery this morning
for Mrs. Grace Burkhead Kirkman,
who died at her home in n e W
Haven, Conn, Thursday morning.
The Rev. r. G. L. Edwards, Meth
odist minister, o~fficiated and pail
bearers were F. M. Smith, A. +.
Powell, Sr., J. A. Maultsby, A. w.
Baldwin, I. B. Tucker, Sr., II. l..
Lyon, Jr. Funeral rites were held
in New Haven Friday.
Mrs. Kirkman, the former MISS
Grace Burkhead, was reared IN
Whiteville and was a sister Of Mrs.
H. L. Lyon, Sr., of this city.
She was the daughter of the late
w. G. and Dixie Gayle Burkhead OF
Whiteville. Surviving are her nus
band, Hugh Kirkman, Sr., and one
son, Hugh Kirkman, Jr, of N e w
Haven, and the following brothers
and sisters: Mrs. H. L. Lyon, ST.,
of Whiteville: Mrs. j. F. Brewster,
of Washington, D. c., w. G. Burk-
head, of Keswick, N. j., and Lyn-
gurn S. Burkhead, of st. Louis, Mo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
DEATHS
DANIEL M.

ATKINSON, April 20.-Danlel M.
Pridgen, 81, died at $40 o'clock this
morning at his home here after a
short illness.
Funeral services will be held at z
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
late residence. The Rev. q. w. PATE
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. kessler,
will conduct the services. Burial Will
follow in the Bethlehem Baptist
church cemetery.
Mr.. Pridgen is survived by MS
wife, Mrs. Lille Durant Prldgen'
two daughters, Mrs. Robert McCor-
mick, of Tabor City, and Mrs
Wallace Carter, of Wilmington; one
sister, Mrs. David Wells, of Delco;
one brother, A. H. Pridgen, OF AL
kinson.
Seven sons, Marion Pridgen, OF
Conway. S. c.; Joe Pridgen, of Castle
Hayne; Horace Pridgen, of Peach
land, N. c.; Leon Pridgen, of White
Lake; Henry, Nolen, and Aaron
Pridgen, of Atkinson; four grand
children, several nieces, a q
nephews.
Active pallbearers will be: A. II
Pridgen, Jr., Glenn Wells, Charles
Wells, Cleaters Pridgen, Leabe
Rourk, Lester Johnson, and Gordon
Futch, all nephews of the deceased
Honorary pallbearers will be-: DE-
Colon Shaw, Wilbur Lewis, j.. 5
Pope, ]. M. Cobb, M. Lee Groom, w
S. Carter, II. H. Highsmith, Johnnie
Herring, Jim Rivenbark, Wiss Slmp'
son, Herbert Bell, w. M. Blossoms
J. L. Newly, Alex Hoffman, Atlel
Dew, M. Edmond Woodcock.
DR.. L. C. Beard, w. c. Pittman
Herbert Herring, M. Earl Moore, M
C. Moore, Coy Moore, Tate Herring
Jode Anderson, Newton Pridgen
Willie Pridgen, Major Pridgen
Clyde Futch, Willie Wick, John An
derson, DR.. Willie Smith, Edward
VESSEL, Cleveland Moore, San
Williams, Dewey Bordeaux, David
Moore, and Henry Benson.