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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10
BIG "OUEEN" CONTEST ON
Hundreds of Dollars in Prizes.

The Retail Division of the
Zion Chamber of Commerce
has extensive plans for the
Home Coming events Septem-
Der &c, 27 and 20 and local
merchants have donated a
large array of prizes to be CIV
en:away during this gala week
ond
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10
SING AND SEW CLUB MET

Tuesday evening, September
End, the members of the Sing
and Sew Club met with Mrs.
Anna Fisher as the host at
Miss Dorothy Kesler's apart
ment, 2716 Eshcol Avenue. A
busy evening of sewing was
spent and various hymns were
enjoyed during the sewing.
AS one of the features of the
evening recordings of group
singing were made, which
turned out exceptionally we'll.
Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10
Town To Be Gaily
Decorated. *; (.

The huge Parade on Satur-
day is only one Of the many
items of interest designed to
entertain those who will be in
Zion on this occasion. Other
highlights will be the novel
decorations in the retail area
and of course the merchants
Homecoming Queen contest.
Who Will Be Queen?
Here is the first list of en-
tries, including those received
by the nominating committee
up to September 9Th. Fill in
the coupon for your choice
This nomination closes Sept.
goth.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-10

Joan Bryant
Carol Bullivant
Normalee Cook
Betty Corder
Donna Crazy
Betty Emanuelson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
OAKDALE GARDENS & SMILE NEWS

who PLAYED were Mrs AdelSea
Cathcart, Meria Bolden, Betty
Whitfield and sister, Little Miss
Catherine Dyer, Janet Williams,
Barbara Jeanne Dade, Jean
sharpe, Elaine Praham sang the
Lords prayer, little Miss White
and many others.
Gossip
Alonzo Gadie is one Of the
great guys who looks eight mile
over, day and night He is often
seen knocking on certain door
al Woodside
Hcskiah Hunter was seen
Saturday, Februry Is. at about
40 pm IN Merits restaurant,
putting nickels in the juke box
Watch him. Geneva
Who did we see rambling from
door TO door Sunday night try.
ing To find his Fine Brown
Frame
Ernest White says there aren't
bat two things he can give
joyce Jordan. Wonder what they
are?
Janet Williams and Willie
Vase are seen walking down
the hall every day. Wonder
what they have TO talk about?
Beware, Lucy, Beware. Some
Of the girls are taking Joseph
Reeves away from you.
JUi,Hsa Howard with her won.
der woman strength, IS kinda
hard 10 rule. Roosevelt (Super.
mani curley
Corneia Crook is really sweet
on Ophelia Hardin. ! can't tell
YOU whether she's sweet on him
or not They make a lovely cou-
pie Tom Steward is her daily
dream.
a certain girl is up for adop.
tion to anyone young. tall and
handsome Guess who?
Mrs Jesse Robertson's nick.
name is now Betty Lou to all
who don't know her Get wise.
folks get wise
The dance al the Community
Center Saturday night really
jumped with Hot Sauce.
Myrtle Dunn has a fine hair
style Many girls are copying
but they don't look like little
Myrtle
Say kids. Guess who we see
together Aritis Dunn and Cert
Payne Seems as though Nath.
ans line has gotten stale with
Cert, but not with Chris John.
son.
Zenovra Robinson is seen ri
Frances MaSsey's house quite Of
ten You live there besides
Frances, don't you Zee?
Tommic Steward is really iiv-
ing the girls at Messiah Baptist
church All but someone, who. is
plenty hippcd to him.
Who did we see in Merits
restaurant Saturday event in &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Employees Feted at Banquet
BarthWeIl Chain
Employees Hold
Annual Banquet

Negroes must realize ara
use the tremendous buyins p,gt
or OF their dollar" Albion HIl
sey, Assistant TO the Pic "a. y.
OF TuSkegee Institute, told ~
employees OF Barthwells Drg !,
Stores Wednesday evcn,nc n
their fourth annual banQuci No !.
at the Lucy Thurman YWCA
The occasion was rc>uun.
ton OF an annual affair m !.
was temporarily discontinue h
during the war.
HolseY. who was the prinei.
pal speaker for the occasion
paid great tribute 10 the bud.
ness ability Of Sydney Barih.
well. proprietor Of ? stores and
an ice cream factory here h
Detroit. employing a total Of
81 people.
Listing some Of the attribute,
that Barthwell employee, 4 /
learned, Holsev Gnu mcrstC h
pride, recognition, team No. /
and courtesy
The large number Of cmploe.
ceS and their guests cnI9ped !.
mcnu of roasP turkey and M
the trimmings. Each wa Ind
vidually introduced 10 MI
group
Other Guests
Guests Of honor at the aff,1H
included Louis c. Blount i.
dent Of the Booker 7 Ws,,.l
ington Trade ASSoclaOon and
Mrs Bloant; r.. Louis Coon;
president Of the Detroit lnsna
tute OF Commerce. MI and Ms
Carleton Gaines, past pres6c rf
Of the BTW Trade AssoYs,lorl
Mrs, Fannie Peck. founder al
the Detroit Housewives ]. eue|
Mr.. and Mrs Ulysses Boylin al
the Detroit Tribune. and Rus.
sell Cowan, Of the Michigan
Chronicle
Dinner music was fur 1ei
by the Dwclle Trio thloa.n5-t
the evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

H. 3. Norton, Residence Secre.
tary
Several clubs have been form
ed and the fever-heat competi-
ton is everywhere discernlble
II IS especially interesting To-
note the enthusiasm of the mem.
bers Of the Glee Club, who are
preparing for a series of con.
n. X Holloway Other members
CcrtS under the direction OF Nj
Of the club include Robert Car
ter, David Burton David Ken
non. Clifford Lewis, Dcwy G
Lawrence, Blanton Hardimon
and others
In the Checker and Hearts
Clubs the boys are playing sire
nuously in preparation for the
tournament which Viii be held
about the FIRST Of March The
members Of this committee are
Luther Webb, chairman Henry
Heading. assistant chairman, Ed
ward Ardit. Tommy Holden. FL
bert Anthony G Bernell Will
liams Robert Wilson J. L. Pat
tcrson, Robert Leath erw God
Douglas Fletcher and John
Hood.
The "" mon are also orea-
nlne a Volleyball team among
residence members Maurice
Pierce is chairman OF this com
mittee, and among the other
members are Howard Williams
Frederick Gartclle, Ralph Gar
nor John Thompson. and James
Atkinson. These men are look
ing forward 10 competition with
the regular Athletic Nolleyball
team. and after Subduing them
they expect a playoff IN the In
ter Branch Tournament. an ag
grcgation OF teams from every
branch in the city. colored and
white
In the Christian Principles
Club Of which Lemucl Brown
is chairman. other members in
clude Robert Jewell, N S Nix
Louis FraSicr and Earl c Gibbs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
EDWARDS TO SPEAK TO
NO. WOODWARD GROUP

George EDWARDS. president Of
the Detroit Common Council
Will address "A meeting of the
North Woodward Com munity
Council on Thursday, February
27 at 1880 pm in the audi
torium Of Temple Bethel
Woodward at Gladstone.
Introduced by the Rev. Dr.
Norbert Beecher Hudnut. he will
speak on tho topic. Your Mon.
cy'S Worth"
Entertainment will be pro.
vldcd by school children Of the
area The public is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

Church OF God on 9l2 Mile Ri.
February IS. She was wed in q
soft toned blue afternoon trock.
with pink carnations as her cor
sage Her maid Of honor was
Marie Wright. best man, For
nun WoodSon Lloyd Stone gave
the bride away Guests present
at the reception which took
place at 5 o'clock that evening
were Gloria King, Betty Law.
man. Dora Horton, Lillian Viii,
mans, Dorothy Craers0rd. ChareS
ton Sims John Carter FloSsle
Hammons Charles HIllmans.
Buddy Praham Nose McIan. Ma
thsniel Jordan. P. Lowman.
Marian Booker. Charles Brown
and Eddie Watkins and many
others.
The Junior Choir OF Messiah
Baptist church, 20a8O Garden,
gave Eugene Connels a surprise
graduation party on February
3 at the nome of Rev Addle
Lewis, 200l8 Northlawn Eugene
was a student Of Northern High
School Some OF the guests
present were Bernice Brown.
Alton M,nter, Sophia Holly.
Daniel Crosby. Mrs. Conner
and daughter lncz, Addic Lew
Is Jr, Rev and Mrs T. B.
BrintlCy. Miss NJ Lewis and
many others
Pvt Charles Pickett sent
Miss Eunlce Roncy a picture OF
herself which ne had enlarged
on Horse Island She seems TO
be very porud of it. Sameul
Gibson says he couldn't have
done better thing because he
Will be getting the picture soon.
Sgt Richmond Casey Just re-
TUNED home Saturday morning
al $3.50 am with an honorable
discharge He's now with his
mother and father Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey, enjoying civilian life
again.
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester vii.
lms arc very proud Of their
4-month-old baby girl. She's a
sweet loveablc child.
Rev and Mrs T. 3 Brintlcy
Of Gardenlane avenue. spent
the week end IN Springfield.
Ohio, with very dear friend.
Rev Smith and his wife Rev
Smith viii preach at Messiah
Tuesday night at o'clock.
Everyone who attended tho
Oakgrove church the second
Sunday evening in February al
4 pm enjoyed lovely recital
given by the students OF Mrs
Bertha HanSbury Phillips Of our
community whom we arc proud
TO have She was presented with
a beautiful white chenille bed.
spread as a token of apprccia.
ton The presentation was made
by one Of her students. Mrs
Gussie Mac Dade. Among those
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

the historic Foundry Methodist
Church OF Washington az which
ID Frederick Brown Harms. cX-
chaplain % the Senate. IS pastor.
Race Relations SUNDAY service
was held on mat day and nearly
0olen races were represented
in the choir many dressed IN
tACy native costumes The only
Negro chosen Oh represent his
race was Eoccrt Thomas Murray
III. one OF WaShingtuns concert
aJtnts The very fine baritone
voice was featured throughout
the day Nowhere r the United
States cou.a there hate been a
more nSpuHg scene than tins
where representatives. oi many
nations were onr.g together 10
sing praise Of Him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Down Saddle
Shoe Lane
By BeiiYo Gaines

Lucille Jones was quite sur.
priscd last week when a few of
her friends got together and sur
prlscd her on her seventeenth
birthday Some There were Phyl-
lis Jones, Lille Jones June Bon
ncr, BattNe Gaines Casper Peek,
Donald Peek, Duke Foster Fer
lander Booker, Laura Harris.
Wendell Leach, jimmy Henry
Stanley Fields. Edith Nixon. Coll
len Brooch Eileen Nelson. Willie
Bolar Herbert Weiss. Mouel
Graves Betty Mcdonnell Juanlte
Murphy Sarah Lee. Felix Nun
ley George Gaines, VIVIAN and
CHRISTINE Smith, sam Poole. Har-
riS Foster Edward Crook, Elder
Hamct and others The kids had
nice time
Marv Ann Clemens is busy
with her ballet group for the
JahbcsWock Some NJ those
rchcarsng arc Dolores LLOYD.
BROWNE StalWorth Betty Games.
Alma luujv. Dolores Turner,
Jackie Newton and others
TURN OUT FOR BE.BoP
Dizzy Gillespie S performance
Saturday az the Paradise. brought
tids from all over the CITY. Some
thcrc were Bobby Terry James
Burnett Arnold Bell Lorraine
James June Bonner johnson
McKcnsic, Marvin Fields and
many others Of the Be-Bop
group
steven Clayks Basement
bounce turned out 90 he nice
aNair a fcw there were Henry
Nixon Sonny Ruff MMcna Pry
ur laura Harris Dolores How
ard ESserlcnc MCAdoo. Rose
Gardner. Felix Nunley, James
MastcrSon George Gaines and
many others.
BUSY WEEKEND
Many parties and dances went
on. last week usually the kids
flock down 20 the Plymouth
Canteen on Friday but not this
week Why? Because there We're
so many other places 10 60 There
was the Eta Phi Beta Sorority
dance az the Maccabecg Ballroom
and the WAYNE students gave a
dance al the Urban League.
WHATS GOING ON
James Burnett still is all ewes
for Dolores Turner Everyone
is still talking about 'Gutt'
Young's fine, fine party. but
guess ii was really something 10
talk about.
saw Fl Don War; at the jam
session Saturday, guess he was
digging "diz' .Northwcsterr
has now player. Roy Tribblc
and GIRLS, he's really c-u-t-o
Have YOU seen Bobby Terry
fine navy blue overcoat? It's
really sharp We'll, kids, that's
about an. see YOU next week Sc
call your news IN to Bettye
Games. Tyler 7-545l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
YMCA NOTES

The Aquatic Club is SPONSOR
ing splash party at the ST.
Antoine YMCA Saturday Febru-
aiv - l947 az 200 pm. This
Will be- the first time that swlm-
mng. music and dancing viii be
combined m the pool SO get
your SUITS and caps out and
tomc on down for a good time
Nh. AiNCy Jones, president Of
the club hopes 20 see some new
faces at TINS splash party.
Hoopers Win
Batting TO hold their IA to
8 lead built up al Haiftme, the
S. Antoine YMCA Senior Bias
ketball team held off last
minute rush 10 down Northeast
crn YMCA by the score Of 27-26
30 ,heasteln scored 10 points TO
81 An.oncs in the last guar
e.. but could not quite close
the gap that separated the two
teaus
kapial found the hoop for 10
points in the third quarter after
stephen Mimms, who had held
hm To- rNo baskets and two
tcc throws al during the game,
was called out of the game on
fouls. Lewis scored 8 points
vaa Munms scored Z for St
AttIne hapgdl was hiGhpornt
man ior the evening with -
points
In the Mems Basketball game
Northeastern could do no wrong
Everything tncv threw UP scored
lo them Myron scored 20
points. Carlson IS, and Lowe
IA. For ST. Antoine. Shelley and
Jackson tied with ~ points
each and J Quinn scored 8.
Thursday February 20 St An
tome plays Northern here at
Tho 81 Antoine Senior Boys
wl play Chestnut Center Fri
day February 81 at 100. Both
teams have won one game a
piece. and they are playing the
tic off A dance Will follow
the game Admission is zoe.
The ST. Antoine Vollcyball
team had no difficulty IN dc
feat.ng the Downtown Reds by
the score Of 1873, 1914, 1875
They will meet the Downtown
Blues Wednesday, February 10
here at the -
The ST. Antoine Branch YM-
, ca Bows Department held their
first Induction Ceremony Feb
ruarv -, l947 Mr.. l. j. May.
Mcmbc ship Program Secretary,
gave the Welcome Address and
Robert ~ Weaver, Boys Work
Secretary. gave brief history
OF the YMCA Movie Men OF
; Tomorruw The movie, which
was one Of the highhghtS OF
the ceremony, told the history
and purpose Of the one hundred
year old organization. After the
showing OF the movie, the actual
induction took place Every boy
pledged himself to uphold the
symbol OF the triangle YMCA
emblems were given 20 one huns
( dred and twenty-five boys after
/ the pledge.
Mr. Nathaniel Leach Assist
ant Boys Work Secretary was
the Movie operator. and Mrs
Rubye Bailey was the pianist.
Registration f0r the YMCA
/ Camp Ohiyesa has begun. We
are only sending boys TO camp
that register early. Every boy
must have paid IS 90 on regis.
trauon by April ], l947. ST. An.
tones quota OF boys for the
two week period has beer
raised Contact Robert II Weav.
! or, Boys Work Secretary. inn.
mediately about your registra.
ton
The Older Boys and Girl,
! Conference. which is sponsored
| Jointly by the Lucy Thurman
Branch LWCA and the ST An,
tome Branch YMCA. viii b,
held March %, % and 80. l947
A National renown speaker viii
be chosen for this affair
: The l947 activities of ST An.
tone Branch 81 the YMCA ana
being stepped Up 90 on unusual.
ly lively pace by tho cnthua.
astic competitors who are vIc.n-
for top place IN contests r.
] cording TO reports from Mr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Stabbed by Eek

A former boy friend. George
Nathan, 80, Of 63l Superior, cut
her carly Tuesday morning.
Thclma Dmscoll, 20. 1919 18th.
told police after she was taken
TO Receiving hospital from goth
and Baglcy. with wounds of
the car and arm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
LIFT BAN ON NEGROES
in DC. AUDITORIUM

WASHINGTON (NNPAl
The ban on Negro attendance at
pubIlc affairs IA LiSner AUDI
tormm was lifted this week bv
The trustees OF George Washng-
ton university but Ia such a
way that renters Of the build
ing may ban Negroes II they
SO desire.
Tho decision followed long
agitation led by the Committee
for Racial Democracy n the
Nations Capital and other
groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

SUNDAY r co, y
Il was quite a
success. There
will be a floor
show and dance
each Sun d a y
night hereafter
The wedding
of Miss Anita
Stone and Geo.
b loo ker. j..
took place sat
urday even in 3
OF 4 pm at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
JAW EXPLAINS
ASSESSMENT

An assessment on all NOR te-s
of the UAW-CIO. PAYABLE au-.
ing February and March IN.
tended 10 replcnish the mss
fund and make IL clear q en-.
ploycrs and union membc ,asa
the union can and will back gn
It's demands. according 90 y
leaflet published this week tyI
the international union
The leaflct shows how In
has varied with the size ot hal
membership since the end " its
war, but predicts that 4 re
union maintains its present we
Of 100000 1t can manage %
operate in the black.
The strike fund. howc, /
says. must be replenishca a.
once, since it has fallen US.
little more than 100000 !;
IS now being spent at tf 3,s
az Sl50.000 each month q up.
port the Allis Chalmc and
j | Case strikes. and Is rns
rcplcnlshed only at the I O.
S35. 900 to $4,000 per aih
"Labors right e. strike back.
cd up by substantial fuHi io1
the relief Of strikers. is the Uot
powerful weapon belonging %
organized workers. The Jaw.
Go, for its won prcservaton.
must keep the weapon fIt and
ready to use at all times, The
lcaflet concludes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

LENT cURTAILs ENTERTAINMENT
BY Thslma Browne

After one of the most brilliant social in years.
with calendar dazzling with lavish events along embas-
sv row the approaching period Will doubt slow
IN the party whiYl considerably For turning the pages
ri thn dnnmatc enlertanment pad One finds fewer Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
SOCIAL NOTES
BY Josephine Jean s

The American Legion Wat
kins Byrds Simmons Post 40.
gave their FIRST floor show ana
dance OF the year at Uncle Tom
Plantation, 5000 w 8-Mlle I'd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

drinking pop? James Thomas
James Edward. Artiniou, Jones
and Henry TAYLOR
Sgt COSBY asked Betty LOU
for a cup of coffee and She ~
fcred hun bar b-que
Miss Lorna Jeous seems g. BE-
very popular on eight mi.c a,e.
ly Why hasn't she been hc'ore'
Well folks Richard hash : goi
job nowadays. so he couldn't
get up 20 open the door sleep
has overtaken him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

Mildred Berry competed people sienosaphe posi-
ton Only passed the examination Mildred Berry
only girl who passed the examination She
also the only LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE girl in the examina
lion Why Mildred Berry pass the examination with high
score? She being LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE
just competition The faculty of the LEWIS BuS
COLLEGE he students 10 compete with the best
al e what business demanding in the
way sparng nothing in the Of
training demands of business
employers classes
begin Monday Register LEWIS BusI
NESS COLLEGE $3.50 John Ferry For further info
nation phone Trinity l-s7A3-tAdvtl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

CHOIR or NINE RACES
>0a4 rC.a ago at'cndc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-03
CHANGE pROp0SED IN SHIPPING LAW
 TO ALASKA PORTS
LeqisIation Discussed Per. mitfing Canadian Boats
 fo Garry Freight

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-lR- Legislation to permit Canadian ves- sels to operate in the Alaska trade is planned by the Senate Public Lands Committee, Senator Magnuson (D-Wash) said today hut is headed for careful study by the Commerce Committee.
 "The proposed change" he said, probably would mean diversion of much of Alaskan trade from American ships to Canadian bot toms"
 Magnuson said the Commerce subcommittee on Merchant Marine of which he is a member, will hold thorough hearings on any such proposal before it acts.
 He said he conferred today with Jack Early and Ed Savage, Com missioners of the Port of Seattle, who expressed fear that such a change in shipping laws would take much business away from Se- attle.
 Under existing laws Canadian ships can transport cargo origin ating in the United States from a Canadian port to a port on the United States west coast, but can not carry it to an Alaskan port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-03
OK RUBBER WELDERS
 OPEN TODAY; FRED
 BRYANT, PROPRIETOR

Fred Bryant, wellknown Juneau resident, today is opening a tire servicing shop, known as the O. K Rubber Welders.
 The method of tire repairing is comparatively new, involving much increased pressure, and supplanting the old process of vulcanization Since his discharge from the army in l946, Bryant has been in train- ing in the states with the O. K. Rubber Welding firm, which is the largest of its kind in the world,
 The firm has been operating for only l2 years, but as the new technique has become more gen. eral, branches have been establish ed in New Zealand, Australia, Can ada and Alaska, as well as in the United States.
 Bryant was born and raised in Texas, but has resided in Juneau since 1939 He was employed fo; several years with the Alaska Ju- neau Mine, and during the war served. with the military police on Attu and in the CBI Theatre.
 He said that he has established the tire repairing shop because he felt that such a service is sore ly needed in Juneau. The shop is on Admiral Way near the Alaska Steamship dock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-03
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on December End, l947, in the Commissioners Court for Ju- neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Mrs. Edna Anderson was appointed executrix of the estate of MAUDE McMULLEN, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them. with verified vouchers as required by law, to said executrix at the office of her attorney, Howard D. Stabler, in the Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice.
 MRS. EDNA ANDERSON,
 Executrix First publication, Dec. 3, 1947.
 Last publication, Dec. 24, l947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-03
MUSEUM PREPARING FOR JUNEAU NIGHT
 TOMORROW EVENING

Everything is ready for tomor- row nights opening of the Terri torial Museum Curator Edward L. Keithahn said that the special night opening of the Museum would be referred to as Juneau Night because he will give particular emphasis at that time to items which have been found in the Juneau area.
 He promised to give a personally conducted tour of the exhibits to visitors tomorrow evening. The "Ju- neau Night" opening was decided upon in order to permit Juneau ties to have a night to themselves at the Museum.
 The Museum will be open tomor- row only from 7:30 pm. to 10 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-03
ROY C. VAN LANINGHAM
 STRICKEN, HEART ATTACK. pASSES ON WEDNESDAY

Roy G. Van Lanigingham sui fered a heart attack yesterday af- ternoon and passed away at St. Ann's Hospital at 1 o'clock. Van Laningham was stricken while at work in Don Abels Carpenter Shop. He went first to his home where Dr. c. c. Carter was call ed and was then taken immediately to the hospital. Dr. Carter diag- nosed his condition as coronary thrombosis.
 Van Lanlngham, who is survived by his wife Ruby, has made his home in Juneau for about three months. At the time of his death he was 53 years of age and was born in Vesta, Nebraska. He is survived in Juneau by his daughter and son-in-laW, MT. and Mrs. Joe R. Hughes, and one grandson.
 His remains were taken to the