Claiborne County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Patton, Mrs. Lee November 11, 1936

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The Guardian-Herald  Clipping not dated
     Mrs. Lee Patton, 67, died at her residence in Lisbon at 1 p.m. Wednesday, 
Nov 11th, from a heart attack.  Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. at the 
Lisbon Methodist Church.
     The deceased is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Towsend Robinson of 
Rodessa, Mrs. Lanier Collins of Winnfield, Mrs. Walter Nicholas of Antioch, 
and Mrs. Blanche Henly of Pioneer, and one son, Emmett Patton. 
     The Guardian-Herald joins a host of friends here in extending sympathy to 
the bereaved relatives and friends.

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IN MEMORIAN

MRS. C.S.L. PATTON

   Mrs. Catherine Henry Patton was born in Claiborn Parish, March 28, 1869.  
At an early age she united with the Methodist Church in which fellowship she 
lived and labored for more than fifty years.  On February 10, 1892, she was 
married to C.S.L. Patton.  To this union were born two sons and four 
daughters.  She departed this live November 11, 1936.  Surviving her are her 
husband and five children - Mrs. J. T. Robinson, Mrs. J. W. Collins, Mrs. 
Blanche P. Hensley, Mrs. W. W. Nichols and C. E. Patton.
   On Armistice day after the noon meal had been prepared and served by her 
own hands, without any warning the call came and her spirit slipped away to 
her eternal home.
   The life of a mother writes its own memorial in the lives of her children, 
in the influence left in the life of the community where it is lived out and 
in the service rendered to the church of the living Christ.  All of these bear 
testimony of the fact that Sister Patton lived a good life.
   For a number of years she was actively identified with the Lisbon Methodist 
Church.  It was to that church, as teacher of the Woman's Bible Class, member 
of the local Board of Christian Education and Missionary Society that she 
rendered her latest and best service.  The home, the community and every 
department of the church has suffered a distinct loss in her going.  But there 
will linger a beautiful memory and a good influence flowing from that memory 
to bless the lives of that home, church and community for many years to come.
                                                W. F. Roberts

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