St Landry County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Thompson, Adaline "Addie" Summerlin March 3, 1928
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source:  Clarion-News (Opelousas, Louisiana) 09 Mar 1928, Friday, Page 1

AGED RESIDENT DIES SATURDAY. - Mrs. Addie Thompson, a resident of Opelousas 
since just after the close of the Civil War, died last Saturday after an 
illness that dates from the first of the present year. At the time of death 
she was in her 87th year.

The funeral service was held Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church and 
interment was made in Myrtle Grove cemetery. The service was in Charge of 
Reverend S. O. Olivier, assisted by the Reverends J. M. Brock, and E. D. 
Solomon, corresponding secretary of the Louisiana Baptiste Convention. The 
Reverend Solomon made the funeral address. The service was concluded with 
the reading of the ritual of the Eastern Star, of which order Mrs. Thompson 
was a member.

Mrs. Thompson was the widow of the late Charles Thmpson (sic). She was the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Summerlin and was born in Livingston, Ala. 
Surviving her are Miss Daisy Thompson, her only child, who lived with her 
mother; Mrs. J. T. Stewart, a sister and one brother, Lee Summerlin of 
Texas.


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