Obituary: Nov. 1960, Franklin Parish, LA
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The following obituaries are listed below:

Horace Boyette
Mrs. Aleida J. Guillot
Mrs. C. B. Tucker
Mrs. W. G. Womack

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Submitted by :DeWanna Lindo
The Franklin Sun November 3, 1960

Horace Boyette

Horace Boyette, brother of Mrs. Paul Williamson of Winnsboro, died 
November 2 at 6:45 p.m. at a veterans' hospital in Alexandria after a 
lengthy illness.  He was 68 years old, having been born March 10, 1892 in 
Winn parish.  A retired Missouri Pacific employee, he was a veteran of 
World War I.  Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the First National 
Funeral home chapel.  Survivors in addition to Mrs. Williamson, are; three 
brothers, C. B. Mosley, Henderson, Tex., Asa Boyette, Kansas City, Mo., 
and Manuel Boyette, Monroe; and another sister, Mrs. Laura Wilson, Rayville.
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Submitted by :Karen Sue McNease
The Franklin Sun November 3, 1960

Mrs. Aleida J. Guillot

Mrs. Aleida J. Guillot, 93 year old resident of Wisner, died Tuesday 
morning in a local clinic.  She leaves 90 children and grandchildren 
and a number of great and great great grandchildren..  Services for 
Mrs. Guillot were conducted at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. Francis 
Catholic church, Echo.  Interment was in St. Francis Catholic cemetery, 
Echo.  She is survived by six sons, Napoleon and Ernest Guillot both of 
Gilbert, Lonel Guillot, Wisner, Willno Guillot, Port Allen, Emeric Guillot, 
Vick and Norman Guillot, Mansura; five daughters, Mrs. Mary Bringol, 
Winnfield, Mrs. Laura Brown, Alexandria, Mrs. Eunice Dauzat, Marksville, 
Mrs. Eva Ferguson, Wisner, and Mrs. J. W. Baynard, Port Arthur, Tex.; two 
sisters, Mrs. Malissa Bordelon, Ruby, and Mrs. Alziar, Lacombe, 
Alexandria; a brother Threzmore Juneau, Hessmer; 79 grandchildren 
and a number of great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.

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Obituary: Mrs. C. B. Tucker
Submitted By: Richard B. Tucker  Tuckarb701@aol.com
 
Date: December 20, 2005
Source: Franklin Sun November 10, 1960
 
Mrs. C.B. Tucker

Funeral services for Mrs. C. B. Tucker of Gilbert were conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday 
in the Methodist church in Gilbert. The Rev. Roland Friedrich, former Gilbert Methodist 
minister, and the Rev. Rouse officiated.
A member of Franklin parish's pioneer Osborne family, Mis' Kate, as she was affectionately 
known by the many in whom she took a lively interest, was born July 11, 1881 in Tensas parish. 
She was a charter member of both the First Methodist church of Gilbert and of Mizpah chapter 
No. 15, Order of Eastern Star, Winnsboro. She currently belonged to Eloise chapter No. 76, OES. 
Death came to Mis' Kate on November 6 in a local rest home after a brief illness.
Special services for Mrs. Tucker were conducted by the Eastern Star. Interment was in Ward cemetery.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Audrey Duchesne, West Monroe, and 
Mrs. Marie Brocato, Gilbert; two sons, John Curtis Tucker, Roanoke, Va., and William Tucker, 
Mexico City, Mex.; six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Richmond Hanks, William Latham, Norman Hewitt, Marion Shelton, W.A. Turnbough 
and Parker Turner.

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The Franklin Sun      Winnsboro, LA       November 10, 1960
Submitted Feb. 2006 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mrs. W. G. Womack
 
Mrs. W. G. (Mary Elizabeth) Womack died at the age of 65 years on November 4, in the St. Francis 
hospital, Monroe. She was a member of the Holly Grove Baptist church.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Sardis Baptist church, with the Revs. James Brown 
and Joe Mongle officiating.  
Interment was in Ogden cemetery.
Survivors of Mrs. Womack are her husband, W. G. Womack, Wisner; two daughters, Mrs. Earline Strong, 
Natchez, Miss., and Mrs. Odessa Ellerbe, Winnsboro; two sons, J. B. Womack, Winnsboro, and 
Johnny Womack, Natchez; three sisters, Mrs. L. L. Thomas, Shreveport, Mrs. Meddy Stringer, Dallas, 
and Mrs. C. C. Woods, Ruston; five brothers, J. W. and Henry Warner, both of Winnfield, George Warner, 
Winnsboro, and Arnold and Lee Warner, both of Wisner; and eight grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Wilburn McMurray, Jake McCain, Hubert Carroll, Jack Cruse, Jack Coughran and Sam Hoggett.
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