Obituaries:  Alton Lee Barr, Sabine Parish       B-600
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Nov 13, 1975
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Alton Lee Barr

  Funeral services for Alton Lee Barr, 74, of Rodessa, were at 10
a.m., Saturday, Nov. 8, in McGuire Funeral Home Chapel in Vivian.

  The Rev. Louis Coppage, pastor of the United Methodist Churches
in Vivian, and Rodessa, officiated.

  Graveside services were at 2 p.m., at Bayou Scie Cemetery in
Zwolle.

  Mr. Barr died at 2:30 a.m., Friday, Nov. 9, at North Caddo
Memorial Hospital in Vivian, after a sudden illness.

  A native and former resident of Zwolle, Mr. Barr had lived in
Rodessa 32 years. He was retired from Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co.,
and was a member of United Methodist Church in Rodessa, and the
Zwolle Masonic Lodge.

  Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Elma R. Barr of Rodessa; one
son, Howard C. Barr of Vivian; two daughters, Mrs. Sue May of
Blanchard, and Mrs. Carolyn Mayson of Natchez, Miss.; two
sisters, Mrs. Willie May Maines of Many, and Mrs. Emma Middleton
of Zwolle; and four brothers, Ollie Barr of Ida, P. R. Barr of
Zwolle, Fermer Barr of Gladewater, Tex., and Frank Barr of
Kilgore, Tex.; and one grandchild.

  Pallbearers will be Tom Carter, James Trant, Weymond Moon,
Garner Brackman, Norman Bryant, A. C. Lovett, Tom Gray, and Tyson
Vann.