Obituaries: Mary E. Bryant Long, 1933, Winn Parish, LA.
Submitted by Greggory E. Davies, 120 Ted Price Lane, Winnfield, LA 71483
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From: October 19, 1933 Winn Parish Enterprise

Funeral Services Held For Mrs. A. J. Long Saturday

Dies of Pneumonia Following Week's Illness

Funeral services for Mrs. A. J. Long, 60 years of age, who died at the Fitz-
Faith clinic Friday, following a week's illness with pneumonia, were held at
the First Baptist Church Saturday afternoon, October 14, 1933.  The pastor,
Rev. B. C. Land, assisted by Rev. Alwin Stokes, and Rev. Ellis Smith, had
charge.  Interment was in the Winnfield Cemetery.  A large concourse of
relatives and friends attended.

Pallbearers were: Jim Carter, Bill white, Tracey Harrell, E. J. Byrnes, W. C.
Colvin, and Bryant Sholars.

Mrs. Long was born at Zion, Grant Parish, and was before her marriage to
Albert J. Long, Miss Mary E. Bryant.  Besides her husband, she is survived by
one daughter, Miss Edith Ann Long, teacher in the Winnfield grammar school;
one grandson, Albert J. Long, III, of Winnfield; and four sons, Otho of
Winnfield, Albert of Shreveport, Bryant of Baton Rouge, and Murphy of
Monticello; and one sister, Mrs. M. D. Morris, of Pineville.

Among the out of town relatives and friends attending the last rites were: 
George Morris, Pollock, Murray Morris and wife, Pineville; Mrs. Julia Nugent,
Mrs. Oscar Cappell, Mrs. Louis Jones, Mrs. Annie Krepps, Alexandria, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Davis, Ruston; Mrs. Jack O'Laughlin, El Dorado; Mrs. A. G. Corbett,
Gilbert; Mrs. Aubrey Scott, Winnsboro; Mrs. Perry Norman, Dallas; Mr. Will
Long and family, Georgetown; Mrs. O. H. Long and family, Georgetown; Dr.
Marshall Cappell, Alexandria; Miss Ethel Kinard, Mrs. M. B. Cupp, elva Cupp,
Vera Kinard, Junction City; Miss Ruby Sanders, Baton Rouge; Miss Leslea Long,
Hodge; and Earl K. Long, New Orleans.