The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-21
Obituaries
HARRY WETTIG

HARRY WETTiG
Funeral services for Harry Wet
tig. owner of the Wettig Printing
company, who died Saturday, Will
be conducted today at 4 p. M,
at the Andrews mortuary with
the Rev. Wade H. Allison odlcl'
ating, assisted by the Rev. ;. +.
Johnston.
Mr.. Wettig was born July 10,
1891 in Atlanta, Ca. son OF the
late George and Ella Wettig, and
came to Wilmington in 1917. He
had been in the printing business
for the past 40 years, and estab-
lished the Wettig Printing Com
pany here in April 1915. He was
a deacon of the Emmanuel Presby-
terian church.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Vina Wolff Wettig, of Will
mington; five daughters. Mrs.
Clarence King, Mrs. Herbert Wal
ker, and Miss Frances Wettig, all
of Wilmington, and Mrs. J.. E.
Jacobs Of San Bernardino. Cal,
and Mrs. E. F. Bradshaw, Of Oak
land. Cal, a son Harry Wettig, Jr
of Wilmington and a stepson. Jesse
Marshall; two brothers, William
and George Wettig, both of Detroit;
two sisters, Mrs. Georgia Kuder'
man of Detroit, and Mrs. Annie
Hilderbrand, Of BALTIMORE; anc
three grandchildren.
Active pallbearers will be A. E
Cumber, Jr., Lynwood c. Rowan
Alton Wolff, Glenn J. Smith, Pau
H. Smith and Leonard Wolff.
Honorary pallbearers will be DR.
Robert Fales. DR.. r. B. Hare, H.
T. Wilson, E. z. Blanton, Sr.
Mitchell Hill, NAPOLEON Owens
Louis Harrison, George Gore, Jacl
Pate, Joseph Hare, George Nc
Carthey, A. I. Maynard, L. B
Brunette Harry Wierse, Sr., Geo
rye A. Carey, Fred E. Little, Ee
Small, Sr., Howard Littleton, Nor
man Mintz, Allen Smith. Frank
LeRay Jr., William Block and
Robert M. Grissom.
WILLIAM BURLINGTON SMITH
WHITEVILLE. July 19-Funera
services for William Mullingtor
Smith, so, former resident o.
Whiteville and recently of st
Pauls in Robson county, who dice
Thursday night in a hospital a
Richmond, Va, after a short i'll
ress, are scheduled to be conduct
ed this afternoon at 8 O'Clock from
tie Biggs Funeral Chapel in Lum'
berton. The body will be brough'
here tor burial in the Whiteville
cemetery.
Mr.. Smith was a brother Of Seth
l.. Smith and David Smith. promi
rent Whiteville business men. He
was a Navy veteran of the FRS
World War and was unmarried.
Surviving in addition to the two
brothers are the following brothers
ard sisters: DR.. R. F. Smith
Beaufort, SC; Edward Smith, At
lanta, Ga; Malcolm Smith, Ashe
vile; Arthur Smith. Wilmington
Claude and Waite Smith Of Robe
son County; Miss Ruth Smith o:
Wilmington, and Mrs. V. A. Man
ming Of Princess Ann, Va.
MRS. HOSIA C. HUDSON
CLINTON, July 19-Mrs. Hosia
lC. Hudson, 50, died at her home
in Salemburg Friday night after
a lingering illness.
Funeral services were helc
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
from Calvary Free Will Baptist
church with Rev. G.. N. Ashley
Of Salemburg in charge, assisted
by Rev. Ronnie Sutton of Erwin.
Burial was in the Church GENE
terry.
Surviving are her husband,
Jonah Hudson, five daughters
Orell Hudson and Mrs. George
Karl of Charlotte: Mrs. Otis Tyn-
dali OF Salemburg: Evaline anc
Geraldine Hudson of the home.
two sons Onzie Hudson of DelWay,
and Grafton Hudson OF the home:
Three sisters Mrs. F. NJ. Tow Of
Raleigh, Mrs. A. J. Warwick OF
Clinton route s: Mrs. Bessie But
Ter of Pine Level, n brother,
Earnie Crumpler OF Clinton five
half brothers, Daniel, John c.,
Thomas E., Hardy and Raymond
Crumpler: one half sister, Mrs.
James Williams of Autryville
route 2 and two grandchildren.
MRS. NELLIE DEMPSEY
BURGAW. N. c.. July 20NMrs.
Nellie Dempsey, SO, resident Of
this community for many years.
died Saturday at the home of a
son, F. J. Dempsey, at Asheville'
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