Obituary: Feb. 1941, Franklin Parish, LA
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The following obituaries are listed below:

Mrs. Lottie Antley 
Mrs. Betty Lee
Thomas O'Neal
A.W. Sanders
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The Franklin Sun February 13, 1941
Submitted by: Karen Sue McNease
 
Mrs. Lottie Antley Dies At Her Home Sunday Morning
 
Mrs. Lottie Antley, mother of ten children, died Sunday morning at her home 
at Crowville.   
Mrs. Antley was 56 at the time of her death, which came after a short illness.  
Rev. Polk officiated at services 
held Monday afternoon in the Crowville Masonic cemetery.  
The Winnsboro Funeral Home was in charge.  Mrs. Antley is survived by her
husband, W.E. Antley; five sons, Wyatt, Malvin; and W.M. Antley, of Winnsboro, 
William Antley of Delhi, and Myatt D. Antley, of Shreveport; five daughters, 
Mrs. Arzelle Grisson and Mrs. Lela Sikes of Winnsboro, Mrs.
Vera Womack of Gilbert and Mrs. Pauline Riser of Crowville; one brother 
H. M. Day of Holly Ridge; and four
sisters, Mrs. J.D. Aulds of West Monroe, Mrs. Martha Simpson and Mrs. S.A. Smith, 
of Point, La., and Mrs.
S.M. Foster of Pickens, Miss.  Pallbearers were S.C. Taylor, A.T. Riser, 
W.L. Wiltshire, C.A. Wright, A.C. Harper and Ed Wallace.
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The Franklin Sun February 13, 1941
Submitted by: Karen Sue McNease 
 
Mrs. Betty Lee Passes Away Friday At Local Clinic
 
Mrs. Betty Lee, wife of the late Robert E. Lee, died at the age of 60 in a l
ocal clinic last Friday morning.  Mrs. Lee had been ill for only a short time.  
Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Magnolia church near
Winnsboro.  Officiating were Rev. G. C. Odom, Rev. S.P. Smith and 
Rev. T.G. Polk.  Interment followed in the
Magnolia cemetery, with the Winnsboro Funeral Home in charge.  
Mrs. Lee is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Annie Earl of Winnsboro, and  Mrs. D.R. Donnell and Mrs. Carrie McGee, 
of Swampers; three sons, J.N. Lee of
Winnsboro, and N.G. and H.H. Lee of Swampers; and a sister, 
Mrs. Mae Pantzee of Houston, Texas.

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The Franklin Sun February 13, 1941
Submitted by: Karen Sue McNease 

Thomas O'Neal
 
Thomas O'Neal, 75 year old Wisner resident, died in an 
Alexandria hospital Monday after a lingering illness. 
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock 
at the Holly Grove Church, with Rev. Leon McLemore officiating.  I
nterment followed in the Holly Grove cemetery.  
The Winnsboro Funeral Home was in Charge.

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The Franklin Sun February 13, 1941
Submitted by: Karen Sue McNease 
 
 
A.W. Sanders Rites Held Last Friday At Jigger Church
 
Services at the Shady Grove Church in the Jigger settlement were held 
last Friday for Amy W. Sanders, who
died the night before at his home in that community.  The final rites were 
held at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Enon
Boyett officiating.  Interment was made in the Shady Grove Cemetery.  
Survivors of the deceased are his wife,
Mrs. Etta Sanders; a daughter, Mrs. Mamie Scrugs, of Jigger; a brother, 
Warren Sanders, also of Jigger; and a
sister, Mrs. Ira Crain, of Ft. Necessity.    Pallbearers were F.R. Swift, O.C. Mercer, 
E.L. Autrey, F. R. Reagan,
Bill Tillman and W.K. McKaskle.  In charge was the Winnsboro Funeral Home.

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