JOSEPH MABRY PRICHARD (1934) Phillips County, Arkansas

Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Marge Croninger
(clipping of my maternal ggf's obit)

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J.M. Prichard  (Joseph Mabry Prichard)

J.M. Prichard, 76 died at his home in Lexa last Sunday morning, November
11, after a long illness.  Funeral services were held Monday afternoon
in the church at Barton, conducted by Rev. T. H. Jordon, pastor of the
first Baptist Church in Helena.  Interment followed in the LaGrange
cemetery with Cunningham and Haraway in charge of arrangements.

The following friends of the family served as pallbearers:
Tommy Fowlkes, D.S. Wilson, Buck White, Curtiss White, Willie Monroe and
George Kloene.

Besides his widow, Mr. Prichard is survived by one son, Bruce Prichard of
Lexa; three daughters, Mrs. R.O. Ingram, Marks, Miss. and L.S. Ludlow of
Barton; two nieces, Mrs. R.S. Martin of Barton and Mrs. E.E. McGehee of
Okolona, Miss., and one nephew, W.B. McCraskey of Senatobia, Miss.



The copy I have has no date but I do know that his death was November
11, 1934. The newspaper, I have to presume, was the Helena World.
Mrs. L.S. Ludlow was my gm.

Marge Croninger
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