Iberia County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Carter, Robbie - January 20, 1922
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source: The Weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, January 21, 1922, Image 5

MISS ROBBIE CARTER. - Although her serious illness was known by everybody in 
New Iberia, the death of Miss Robbie Carter came as a distinct shock and a 
sad bereavement to the entire community.

Several weeks ago Miss Carter had received a fall that greatly aggrivated a 
tumor from which she was suffering, and as a result, since Christmas Day she 
had been confined to her bed.

She was removed to Dauterive's Sanitarium several days ago, and underwent an 
operation on Monday of this week. She was, however, gone beyond the power of 
human skill, and the Grim Reaper claimed her at 8:05 o'clock Friday morning, 
January 20.

Miss Carter was a native of Louisiana, and had been a resident of Iberia 
Parish for thirty five years. For eighteen consecutive years she had been 
connected with the Cumberland Telephone Company, and was for some time past 
the Assistant Manager of the New Iberia office.

Miss Carter was universally loved and admired by her host of friends and 
associates, and was recognized as a most estimable lady.

She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Martha Sutton Carter, her brother, Mr. 
Walter L. Carter, of New Orleans, and two sisters, Miss Alice Carter of New 
Iberia and Mrs. Dave Rawlins of Cypremort.

Besides these immediate members of the family, there were in attendance at 
the funeral her nieces, Mrs. A. J. Tomassi and Mrs. Henry Martini of New 
Orleans, Miss Allie Rawlins and Mrs. S. J. Doherty of Houston, Miss Sallye 
Carter and Mrs. E. L. Kussmann of New Orleans, and Mrs. George Gooch of 
Patterson. Her nephews and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rawlins of 
Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter of New Orleans, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. 
Carter of Lake Charles; her uncle, Dave Rawlins, and sisters-in-law, Mrs. 
Walter Carter of New Orleans, Mrs. E. S. Carter of this city, and Mrs. O. 
Kilpatrick of Jennings.

The funeral services were conducted from the Methodist Church at 10 o'clock 
Saturday morning, January 21st, with Reverend S. D. Roberts officiating. A 
large host of sorrowing friends escorted the remains to its last resting 
place in Rose Hill Cemetery.


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