Obituaries:  C. H. Williams, Sabine Parish       W-452
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Nov 11, 1966
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net




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C. H. Williams

  C. H. Williams, 79, of Many, died Monday, Nov. 7, in Many, after
an extended illness.

  Funeral services were held in Ft. Jesup Trinity Baptist Church,
Wednesday, Nov. 9, with the Rev. H. T. Isgitt, Dr. Cecil
Knippers, and the Rev. B. T. McInnis officiating. Burial was in
the Ft. Jesup Cemetery, under the direction of Warren Meadows
Funeral Home of Many.

  Mr. Williams was born in Ft. Jesup, the son of Mr. and Mrs. F.
H. Williams. Forty nine years ago, he married the former Miss
Mary Miller of Ft. Jesup, and have enjoyed a long and happy
union.

  Mr. Williams operated his general merchandise business in the
old building on San Antonio Ave., for more than 50 years.

  Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Williams; three sons, C.
H. Williams of DeRidder, Elmer Williams, and W. A. Williams of
Many; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Franklin of Pueblo Colorado, and
Mrs. Rebecca Tynes of Houston, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. J. E.
Roberts of Baton Rouge; one brother, Henry O. Williams of Bossier
City; one half sister, Mrs. Hazel Helms of Jackson, Miss.; and
six grandchildren.

  Active pallbearers were Herbert Leach, C. J. Miller, Leroy
Miller, T. J. Geoghagan, R. O. Roberts, Ira Williams, D. C.
Varnell, and Lester Williams.

  Honorary pallbearers were Judge John S. Pickett Sr., Sheriff T.
M. Phillips, Dr. A. B. Tramel, J. C. Ritter Jr., Georg Boyens,
Judge William Ponder, J. W. Lucius, and O. E. Williams.