Obituary: March 1962, Franklin Parish, LA
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Mrs. Mary K. Johnson 
Glen Earl Madden 
Johnnie Ray Temple 

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The Franklin Sun March 15, 1962
Submitted by: Karen McNease June 2002

 
Mrs. Mary K. Johnson
 
Mrs. Mary Katherine (Kate) Johnson grandmother of parish 
associate home agent Miss Patsy Johnson, died
Thursday in a Monroe hospital.  Seventy-nine, Mrs. Johnson 
had been ill for about two months.  Funeral services
for Mrs. Johnson, who made her home in Winnsboro with her 
granddaughter, were held at 3 p.m. Friday in
Harrisonburg Methodist church.  The Revs. Alvin P. Smith, 
Finas Cory and Ray Walters officiated.   Interment
was in Harrisonburg cemetery.  Mrs Johnson is survived by: 
six sons, Clarence, Hewitt and Walter Johnson, all
of Monroe, Emmett Johnson, Catahoula parish agent, 
Harrisonburg, Robert and Clifford Johnson, both of New
Iberia: a sister, Mrs. Pearl Burnsed, Winnsboro: 
Miss Johnson and 14 other grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.  Pallbearers were J. Z. Harmon and 
Charles Stutson, Dave Boothe, Lewis Boothe, Jack Trichel,
Lynn McGuffee and Billy Ray Johnson.


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The Franklin Sun March 15, 1962
Submitted by: Karen McNease  June 2002
 
Glen Earl Madden
 
Glen Earl Madden, 64 year old resident of Liddieville 
community, died Wednesday morning.  Stricken at home
he was pronounced dead on arrival at a local clinic.  
Funeral services for Mr. Madden, farmer and planter, were
incomplete this morning.  Mulhearn Funeral home is in charge 
of arrangements.  The body is at the Madden
home.  Suriving Mr. Maden are; his wife, Mrs. Mary Nell Madden,
 Winnsboro; three daughters, Mrs. Earline
Anders, Odessa, Tex., Mrs. Eleanor Emmert, Marearia, Calif, 
and Mrs. Maxine Smith, Chattanooga, Tenn.; a
son George Madden, Winnsboro;  two step-children, 
Mrs. Billie Jean Lobrano, Alto, and Charles Thomas,
Houma; a brother, Clyde Madden, Baton Rouge;  four sisters, 
Mrs. Ollie Woitt, Pascagoula, Miss.,  Mrs. W.E.
Williams, Winnsboro, Mrs. Bill Clark, Fresno, Calif., and 
Mrs. Neva Bennett, Edinburg, Tex.; 13 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.

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The Franklin Sun March 15, 1962
Submitted by: Karen McNease June 2002
 
Johnnie Ray Temple
 
Funeral services for Johnnie Ray Temple, 45 year old 
resident  of Magnolia community, were conducted at 2
p.m. Tuesday at Magnolia Baptist church.  
The Rev. Quitman Britt, assisted by the Rev. Lavelle Enterkin,
officiated.  Burial was in Harris cemetery near Crowville.  
Mr. Temple, a native of Winnsboro where he was born
October 16, 1916, was a farmer.  He died Sunday at 
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Huey Reeves.  Survivors are; his
wife, Mrs. Lena Brown Temple; a son, Billy Ray Temple, Monroe; 
a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Ann Hough,
California; his step-mother, Mrs. Emma A. Temple, Winnsboro; 
and five grandchildren.  Pallbearers were Odell
Brent, Pete Etheridge, Johnnie Ballance, Frank Poulos, 
C. H. Wiltshire and Chuck Gordy.  Russell Etheridge
and John Lee Kincaid were honorary pallbearers.

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