Obituaries:  Archie Daily, Sabine Parish       D-400
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Aug 5, 1966
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Archie Daily

  Archie L. Daily, 58, a native of Many, and a well known
Shreveport barber, died Wednesday, July 20, after an illness of
one year.

  Mr. Daily was a retired barbershop owner, and was former owner
of the Uptown Center, and Shreve City Center barber shops.

  He was a member of the Broadmoor Methodist Church, and the
Broadmoor, and Many Masonic Lodges. Other memberships included
the Independent Petroleum Association, and the Shreveport Chamber
of Commerce.

  Mr. Daily was a member of the Barbers Union Local of Shreveport,
and was a former town councilman in Many.

  A native of Many, he had been a resident of Shreveport for 6
years.

  Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Bessie Lee Daily of
Shreveport; his mother, Mrs. Alice Daily of Many; two sons, A. L.
Daily Jr., and Robert Dexter Daily, both of Shreveport; one
daughter, Mrs. Richard Lee Johnson of Shreveport; four
grandchildren; two brothers, Edward Daily of Mansfield, and E. O.
Daily of Houston, Tex.; four sisters, Mrs. S. B. Hayes, and Mrs.
Kenneth Williams of Many, Mrs. Hugh Anders, and Mrs. J. H.
McDuffie of Houston, Tex.

  Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m., Friday, in Rose-Neath
Funeral Home, with the Rev. R. Leonard Cooke, district
superintendent of the Lake Charles District, officiating.

  Also officiating was the Rev. Robert B. Crichlow, pastor of
Broadmoor Methodist Church, and Dr. Scott Tatum, pastor of
Broadmoor Baptist Church.

  Masonic graveside rites were conducted at Forest Park Cemetery.

  Pallbearers were H. S. Pickett Jr., Clyde E. Fant, A. T. ?, W.
F. Newton, G. O. Corley, Lee Jordan, George Sirmon, and Elden
Dees.