Obituary: Feb. 1967, Franklin Parish, LA
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The following obituaries are listed below:

Lula Bradley
A. S. Johns
Mint Magee
Martin J. Skiles

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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    February 23, 1967
Submitted January 2009 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mrs. Lula Bradley
Funeral services for Mrs. Lula M. Bradley, 68, were held at 2 p.m. 
Wednesday at Mulhearn Funeral Chapel here with the Revs. C. T. Smith 
and B. F. Kirksey officiating.
Burial was in Crowville Masonic Cemetery.
Mrs. Bradley died in Delhi Tuesday after a long illness.
Survivors include six sons, Robert Bradley of Winnsboro, Billy Bradley 
of St. Joseph, Floyd Bradley of Delhi; Clyde, Ralph, and Charles Bradley, 
all of Monroe; three daughters, Mrs. Bertie Smith, Mrs. Verbie Cherbini 
and Mrs. Mary Shows, all of Delhi; a brother, L. H. Matthews, Delhi; 
a sister, Mrs. James Newsom of Winnsboro; 18 grandchildren 
and four great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were John F. Baker, Henry Phillips, Don Parker, 
R. J. Newman, Clarence Roy and Ken S. Bacle.
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The Franklin Sun         Winnsboro, LA       February 9, 1967
Submitted Jan. 2006 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
A. S. Johns
 
Sixteen-year-old Andre S. Johns of Houma, whose grandparents reside here, was 
buried Tuesday morning in Ogden Cemetery, following funeral rites at St. Mary's 
Catholic Church in Winnsboro. The services were conducted by the Rev. Daniel Corkery, 
pastor of St. Mary's.
 
The youth died unexpectantly Saturday at his home.
 
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johns, Houma; a sister, Miss Suzanna Johns, 
Houma; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johns, Winnsboro, and his maternal grandmother, 
Mrs. Doris Powell, Winnsboro.

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The Franklin Sun   Winnsboro, LA    February 23, 1967
Submitted May 2006 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mint Magee
 
Funeral services for C. Mint Magee, attended by many, were held Sunday afternoon at the Winnsboro 
First Baptist Church, followed by burial in Myrtle Memorial Cemetery. The Rev. Clarence Young, First 
Baptist pastor, conducted the rites.
 
Mr. Magee, 62, well-known life-long resident of Winnsboro, was killed Friday afternoon in a two car 
headon collision on Louisiana Highway 139 about 10 miles north of Monroe.
 
A retired mechant, Mr. Magee was a cattleman and farmer.
 
He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Juddie Watts (sic Watson) and Mrs. Missie Oliver of Wisner and 
Mrs. Cordie Hopkins of Winnsboro; three brothers, T. K. Magee of Rayville, Louis Magee, Swampers, 
and W. M. (Bill) Magee, Winnsboro.


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The Franklin Sun         Winnsboro, LA        February 16, 1967
Submitted Jan. 2006 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Martin J. Skiles
 
Martin J. Skiles, 67-year-old Ft. Necessity community resident, died Wednesday morning at his 
home after a brief illness. The funeral was to be at 2 p.m. today at Mulhearn Chapel, Winnsboro, 
followed by burial in the Ogden Cemetery, with the Rev. Harold Davis conducting the services.
 
Mr. Skiles is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Burgis, Senecaville, Ohio; two sisters, 
Mrs. Albert Goodard, Oliver Springs, Tenn., and Mrs. George Bowers, Daisy, Tenn.; two brothers, 
Walter Skiles, Winnsboro, and Jim Skiles, Oliver 
Springs, Tenn., and one grandchild.

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