Lincoln County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Rasbery, James Hightower March 31, 1935
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Ruston Daily Leader, 4 Apr 1935, Thursday
Headline: James H. Rasbery of Simsboro Buried Monday Afternoon
SIMSBORO April 4.-- Funeral services for James H. Rasbery, age 58, were held 
in the high school auditorium here Monday afternoon at 2:30, with Rev. Pete 
McCullin, close friend of the deceased, conducting the services, assisted by 
Rev. A. P. Smith, pastor of the local Methodist church, Rev. Matthews, of 
Clay, and Rev. Emmett Jones, pastor of the Baptist church of Bienville.
Mr. Rasbery had been ill for only one week with pneumonia and everything that 
loving hands and medical aid could do was done, but to no avail. He had lived 
his entire life in this community and the large concourse of sorrowing friends 
that came to pay tribute to his memory and the many beautiful floral offerings 
were evidence of the esteem in which he was held.
He leaves to mourn his loss besides his widow, three boys and three girls, who 
are Hightower, J. T. and Jerome, Misses Elizabeth and Jimmie Fern Rasbery, all 
of this place, and Mrs. Corine Allen of Minden, and one grand-daughter, 
Virginia Allen, of Minden; two sisters, Mrs. R. E. Daniel, of Roswell, New 
Mexico, and Mrs. H. G. Pesnell, of Girard, La., and three brothers, Allen, 
Pearson and Jake, all of Simsboro. 


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