The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 12

12 Thursday, February 15, 1973 Monroe News-Star Deaths, Funerals Henry Turner NEWELLTON Funeral services were to be at I p.m. teeny for Henry Turner 41, fit Angeles, at Newellton Chape! Baptist Church with the Rev. George Harbor officiating. Burial was to be at the oma Cemetery in Newellton iter direction of Richardson Home of Monroe. Mr.

Turner died Feb. 7 at his residence after a short illness. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. V. Singleton of Newellton; two sisters.

Mrs. Bertha Cee Pierce of New Orleans and Mrs. Nanty Gibson of 'Wellton. and a host of nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Minnie Smith 1 ARM ER VILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Smith, "ti. of Farmerivlle, wore to be' at 2:30 p.m. today ut Rocky Branch Church of Christ with Brothers Brantley and Leonard Gray officiating. Burial was to bo in Rocky Branch Cemetery under direction of First National Funeral Home here.

Mrs. Smith died Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital in Monroe after a brief illness. Survivors include one brother. Ollie Smith of Farmerville; and a number of nieces a nephews.

Pallbearers were to Charlie Hogg, Raymond Rugg, vtn Rugg, James Rogers. ton Howard and Jake Richardson. Mrs. Mary Foster WINNSBORO Funeral services for Mrs. Mary R.

Foster, 78. of Winnsboro, were to lie at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church in Crowville with the Rev. Robert McDonald and Denver Smith officiating. Burial was to he in Crowville Masonic Cemetery under direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home here.

Mrs. Foster died Wednesday at Franklin Parish Hospital after a short illness. Survivors include three sons, Allen Foster of West Monroe, J. W. Foster of Winnsboro and Alton Foster of Chicago, three daughters, Mrs.

Lois Ratcliff of Winnsboro, Mrs. Nancy Ford of Utica, and Mrs. Ramie LaFontine of Jacksonville, a sister, s. Josie Crawford of Manifest; two brothers, J. C.

Ratliff and Ben- furd Ratliff, both of Wes 12 grandchildren and ll great grandchildren. Pallbearers were to be Glen Williams. Charles Stewart, Kenneth Lillian, E. Kelly, Luther linier and Landis Parker. Mrs.

Daisy Holley I uneral arrangements for Mrs. Daisy Mac Holley, 37. of 724 Adams Monroe, are but will be under direction of Golden State Funeral Parlor of Monroe. Mrs. Holley died early Wednesday morning at lier residence after a short illness According to Monroe Police.

they were summoned to Ii Holley residence around 7:39 a.m. after the woman's nephew George Holley, reported finding her dead. Police said Mrs. Holley had been sick for a week. Nathan Henderson Sr.

DELHI Funeral services for Nathan Henderson 73. of Bastrop, will be announced I by Kidder Cox Funeral Home here. Mr. Henderson died Wednesday at Morehouse General Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Bessie Henderson of Bastrop; five sons, the Rev. Nathan Henderson Jr. of i s- boro, Lawrence Henderson and Leon Henderson, both of! Bastrop, Inland Henderson of Fort Campbell, and Doug-; las Henderson of Germany; brothers, Hugh Henderson of Polkville, and John Hen-, derson of New Orleans; one sis-) ter. Mrs. Mildren Thrasher ut Forest, 18 grandchildren: and four great grandchildren Tile family requests any planned memorials be made to a favorite charity.

Willie McDaniel ST JOSEPH Funeral ser vices for Willie McDaniel, KO, of St. Joseph, were to be at 2 p.m. today at Greater St. John Baptist Church with the Rev. I ll Harris officiating.

Burial was to lie in Fraternal emetery under direction of Simms and Gundy Funeral Co. of Tallulah Mr. McDaniel died Feb. 8 in North Utile Rock, at Veterani Administration s- pital after a long illness, survivors include his widow. Mrs.

I annie McDaniel of St. Joseph; and several nieces ami nephews, Moxie Kilpatrick ALEXANDRIA Funeral service! for Ma vie Kilpatrick, 't3. of Jonesville, were to I at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist buret) of Jonesville with the Revs. J.

McNair and Claude Jenkins officiating. Burial was to I in Pleasant Hill Cemetery under direction of Hixson Brot tiers Funeral Home, Mr, Kilpatrick died Tuesday al Veterans Administration lins- pital here after a long illness Survivors include his widow, Martha Kilpatrick of Jonesville; one son. Robert Kilpatrick of Corsicana. Tex one stepson, Frank Cooper of Houston. three daughters, Mrs Francis Jolly of Jonesville, Mrs.

Rosalee Smith of Jena and Mrs. Juanita Wright of Bossier City; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Betty Crump of Longview. and Mrs. Mary Shelihammer of Houston; one brother, Clyde Kilpatick of Texas; one sister, Miss Aline Kilpatrick of Shreveport; nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Mrs. Aline Evuns WINNSBORO Eastern Star services for Mrs. Aline ll Evans, 81, of Winnsboro. ill be at 2 p.m. Friday al Firs! National Funeral Home here with the Rev Max Lee officiating.

Burial ill be in Crowville Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. Evans died Tuesday at St Landry Clinic after a long illness. was a member of Chapter No. 15, Order of Ii Eastern Star, a native of Bernville Parish and was (he widow of J.

B. Evans a well-i known resident of Franklin Parish. Survivors include two sons, J. B. Evans of Fernando Beach, and Bruce Evans i of Baton Rouge; three daughters, Mrs.

Mary V. Kerst of I Vicksburg, Mrs. Tinora Mullins of Monroe, and Mrs. Kloisc Webb of Opelousas; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Harmon Westerburg, Howard Colbert, J.

W. Dean, Jules Dante, J. W. Melx-tnore, J. P.

Nelson, Dr. Tim Rogers, and Dr. Ver' non Baldwin. Mrs. Myra Scott ST.

JOSEPH Funeral services were to lie at 2 p.m. today Tor Mrs. Myra Barry Scott, 75, of SI Joseph, at Christ Episcopal Church with the Rev. Bhd- son Williamson officiating. Burial was to be in Legion Memorial Cemetery in Newellton under the direction of Coiner tOmera! Home of Ferriday.

Mrs. Scott died at her residence Tuesday afternoon after a short illness. She was a resident of St. Joseph and a member of the Christ Episcopal Church of St. Joseph.

Survivors include her husband, John W. Scott Sr. of St. Joseph; two sons, J. W.

Scott Jr. of St. Joseph; and W. E. Scott of Houston, two 'daughters, Mrs.

Horace Curry of Newellton and Mrs. Elwood Groald of Sulphur; 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers were to be Claude V. Clarke, John R. Coor, Knox Jones James A.

Kitchen, Edgar Lofton, Charles T. Matthews, Phillip I). Whatson and Dr. Joseph R. Whitaker.

Wilson C. Simmons DELHI Funeral services will be at IO a.m. Friday for Wilson Calhoun Simmons, 89, of Delhi, at First. National Funeral Home heie with the Rev. Lewis Clarke officiating.

Burial will be in Delhi Masonic Cemetery. Mr. Simmons died Tuesday at Richland Nursing Home after a brief illness. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Ezra Rundell of Delhi, and Mrs.

Otho Newcomer of West Monroe; three sons. Joseph C. Simmons of Springhill, Lorain Simmons of Cullen, and C. Powell Simmons of Citronelle, 14 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Frank Jenny FARMERVILLE Funeral services were at IO a m.

today fur Frank Jenny, of Spon- jeer, who died Wednesday at (St. Francis Hospital in Monroe after a brief illness. Tile Revs. Lea Joyner a i James Houston officiated at Funeral Home bere I with burial in Ouachita City Cemetery. Mr.

Jenny was a native of I Spencer and a World War ll veteran. Survivors include two ers, Hershel Jenny and Woodrow Jenny, both of Spencer; and a sister, Mrs. Marguerite Pace of Spencer. Pallbearers were Dewey Roberson, Gene Roberson, Tommy Jenny, Bobby Jenny, Cleve Gunter and Norman A. Pace III.

Larry T. Smith BASTROP Funeral services were to at 2 p.m. today for Larry T. Smith, 24. of Benton, at First National Funeral Home here with the Rev.

Hubert McCullar officiating. urial was to be in Loch Arbor Cemetery. Mr. Smith died Monday at Saline County Hospital in Benton after a brief illness. A 1966 graduate of Sterlington High School, Smith employed at Saline County Hospital.

Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Terry G. Smith of Benton, his father, Floyd T. Smith of Fairbanks; his mother, Mrs.

Geraldine Torres of Jacksonville, and one brother, Darrell Smith of San Angelo, Tex. Vicunas rely on speed to cape their enemies, and even a minutes-old baby can outrun a man. George Selmon Funeral services will I at p.m. Sunday at Green Leaf Baptist Church for George Selmon, 67, of 2406 Renwick Monroe. The Rev.

J. J. Jones will officiate with burial at Pine Hill Cemetery in Harrison under direction of Golden State! Funeral Parlor of Monroe. Mr. Selmon died Monday at his residence following a short illness.

Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Celia Bell Wade, Monroe; and Mrs. Essie Belton, Ripley, Miss. and six brothers, N. E.

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