Obituary: January 1929, Franklin Parish, LA
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Miss Carrie Adams 
Mrs. Stella Hawthorne
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 25, 1929
Submitted February 2009 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Miss Carrie Adams Passes Away Thursday, January 17, After Illness Of Two Months
 
On last Thursday at the noon hour the Death Angel visited the Riverside 
Sanitarium in Monroe and departed with the beautiful and dearly beloved life of 
Miss Carrie Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams, of Winnsboro.
Miss Adams had been ill since last November. She underwent treatment at hospitals 
in New Orleans before going to Monroe, where everything that medical science could 
summons was done for her with the tender touch of loving hands.
Miss Adams is well known over all Franklin parish and the surrounding territory, 
having been borned and reared in Winnsboro. She attended and finished high school 
here, later attending college, both at Centenary in Columbia, Tennessee and Belhaven 
College, Jackson, Mississippi. She was a staunch member of the Methodist church, cooperating 
at all times with the religious workers of the city in their undertakings. She was kind, 
sincere and true to all with whom she came in contact, leaving an impression of goodness 
by her daily life and being only 22 years at the time of the passing.
Those left to grieve the irrepairable loss of this beautiful life are her father and mother, 
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams of Winnsboro; three sisters, Mrs. T. V. Berry of this city; 
Mrs. Jesse Gilbert of Gilbert; and Mrs. Frank B. Mays of Delhi; three brothers, John R. and 
J. C. of Winnsboro, and W. H. Jr., of New Roads; and a multitude of relatives and friends.
Interment was made in the Winnsboro cemetery with the three pastors of the city officiating 
in conjunction.
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 11, 1929
Submitted February 2009 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mrs. Stella Hawthorne Passes Away On Last Monday Afternoon
 
Mrs. Stella Hawthorne passed away on last Monday afternoon a short while after the noon hour.
She was residing two and one-half miles from Winnsboro on the Ft. Necessity road at the time of her death.
Mrs. Hawthorne was the widow of Albert Hawthorne who died some three months ago at the same place.
Mrs. Hawthorne is survived by a large family and a host of relatives and friends.
Interment was made in the Winnsboro cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Irvin Hemphill, pastor of the Church of God near Winnsboro.
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