Obituaries:  Arline Tyler, Sabine Parish       T-460
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Apr 7, 1983
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net




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Arline Tyler

  Miss Arline Tyler of Shreveport, died Wednesday, March 30, 1983,
at her residence in Shreveport, after a brief illness. She was 71
years of age.

  Funeral services for Miss Tyler were held Saturday, April 2, at
11:30 a.m., at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, Marshall Street Chapel,
in Shreveport. Burial followed at Forest Park Cemetery in
Shreveport. Services were under the direction of Rose-Neath
Funeral Home. Dr. Stone Caraway, pastor of Noel Memorial United
Methodist Church, and Rev. Kathy Clark Dickerson, assoc. pastor
of Noel Memorial, officiated.

  Nephews of Miss Tyler serving as pallbearers were Thomas H.
Vowels, Louis E. Fraser, James R. Fraser, Cleon M. Worley, and
Kenneth Crump. Also acting as pallbearers was H. M. Owens.

  Surviving relatives include two sisters, Mable T. Cooper, Yucca
Valley, Calif., Paralee T. Vowels of Shreveport; one brother,
James A. Tyler, Marshall, Tex.; nieces, and nephews, and many
other relatives.

  Miss Tyler was born in Mitchell, La., and was a retired teacher
from Caddo Parish. She was an active member, and Sunday School
teacher at Noel Memorial United Methodist Church in North
Alabama, and Missouri Conference.

  A graduate of Zwolle High School, and Northwestern State
University, Miss Tyler once taught at Zwolle Elementary.