Bell County, Texas - Obits: A. J. Lloyd
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	"Temple Daily Telegram" dated October 16, 1936

LLOYD Services to Be Held In Belton,
Funeral services for A. J. LLOYD who died in a hospital in HOuston will be held
this afternoon at three o'clock in Belton from the First Christian Church with
Rev. A. G. ABBOTT in charge.

Mr. LLOYD is survived by his wife and three children.  Eva Maurine; Margaret
Ann and Mary Joyce his mother, Mrs. J. H. LLOYD, all of Houston, three sisters
Mrs. A. J. ANDERSON of Temple, Mrs. E. D. JOHNSON of Troup and Mrs. B. T.
HAYTON of Houston and five brothers, R. E. LLOYD of Victoria, C. E. LLOYD of
Belton, Olin LLOYD and Hoyt LLOYD of Temple and H. F. LLOYD of Houston.

Pallbearers will be his five brothers and A. J. ANDERSON.  Burial will be in
South Belton cemetery.


[This obituary was printed in a Houston, Texas newspaper.  Aubrey James Loyd
died 15 October 1936 in Houston, Texas.  He was born and reared in Belton, Bell
County, Texas and buried in the South Belton Cemetery in Belton.]

LOYD-A. J. LOYD, 33 of North Main died at 4:35 p.m. Wednesday in a hospital.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. A. J. LOYD of Houston; three daughters, Eva
Maurine; Margurett Ann and Mary Joyce LOYD, all of Houston; his mother Mrs. J.
H. LOYD of Houston; threes sisters Mrs. A. J. ANDERSON of Temple, Mrs. B. T.
HAYTON of Houston; Mrs. Emmitt JOHNSON of Troupe; five brothers, R. E. LOYD of
Victoria, Clyde LOYD of Belton, Olin and Hoyt LOYD of Temple and Haldon LOYD of
Houston.

The body was sent to Temple at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday via the Santa Fe lines for
service and burial by Fogle-West company.