The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
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BRISTOL. Tenn-Elbort O. Rode
fer. a. died at his home here lie
leaves,a wife and several children Fun
prat services were conducted Monday
with burial in East Hin cemetery.
COLUMBUS. Miss.-Funeral services
OF Mrs A. e. Locke. 55, who died
suddenly Thursday night. were held
front the family residence In Artesia on
Sunday afternoon at l o'clock, With
turial IN Mayhem cemetery She is sur
vived by five children Mrs. Alice
Hedgeoote. OF Mckinney. Texas; Miss
Mamie Locke, Of this city, and Measrs
Charley Luther and Bonnie win Locke,
Of Artesia.
PINE BLUFF. Ark.-Nrs J. h.
Quinn, "a, died here Monday She is
three sons. Audrey, Ira and Jettie, and
one daughter. Mrs. Frank O'Counor.
PANE BLUFF, Ark,-Nall II. Willis,
BIZ. died suddenly early Sunday morn
ing At his home near Faith. He Is
survived bv three children, his mother.
Mrs n, T. Willis, OF near Faith, and
two brothers. Gland Willisr Of Pine
Bluff. and Garviu Willis. Of Faith, and
sister, Mrs. w, T. McEntire.
PINE BLUFF. Ark Mrs Mary Gal
Is survived BY two sons, NJ. J, and ] w.
O'Nelll, and 4 grandson, Jimmie Me-
Dermott. OF Pine Bluff. and a sister.
Mrs r, McGlynn, Of Paris. Ark, The
deceased had been resident of this
city for nearly half a century
HOLLY SPRINGS Miss.---D. r. Har-
rls, retired merchant aud prominent
litly2n died at the home OF his son
AZ Red Banks Saturday afternoon, hay
ms reached the age OF So years. The
funeral services were held SUNDAY from
the Baptist church at that place by
the Rev. II. l.. Wesson and burial took
place In the cemetery at Bvhalia be-
side his wife, who preceded him many
years ago. Mr. Harris was engaged ~
the mercantile business for nearly "a
quarter Of century being a member
Uf the firm Of Loftin & Harris. having
retired a good many years ago, lie is
survived by one son Tracey L. Harris.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss The body
uf Mrs, Rebecca Lane Anderson, widow
Of the late James NJ. Anderson, was
brought TOT Holly Springs from Mckin-
neg. Tex, where she died Saturday
The funeral services were held Monday
from the Presbyterian church, Of which
she had been a member since 1857 The
Rev. NJ Y, Berryhill apd Or. T w Ray
mond conducted the services and the
remains were buried IN tho family lot
Ia Hillcrest Mrs. Anderson had lived
her entire life thine In Holly Springs
until she moved to Texas to live with
her children few years ago. She is
survived by three sons, Louis Andcr-
SON.. Of Nashville, Tenn; Edgar An
derson and Arthur Anderson, Of Me
kinney, Tex, and two daughters, Mrs.
Euclid FAINT and Mrs Alma Irwin. Of
Mckinney, Tex,
.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, --Bev John
VI Hurdle. retired Baptist preacher and
farmer. died at his home near Slayden,
at a ripe old age Thursday and WAS
buried Friday in the Alexandria Gene
terry. The services We're conducted by
the Rev. j. z. Horton and the Rev
H. b. Russom Mr., Hurdle was a Con-
fedcrate veteran. q faithful minister Of
the gospel and a good citizen He is
survived by four sons, VIII and Cooper
Hurdle, OF Mount Pleasant; Jesse Hur-
die. OF Slayden. and Gideon Hurdle, Of
Tayiors. and three daughters, Miss
Lille. who still lives at home; Mrs Ida
Boswell. of Mount Pleasant, and Mrs.
slla Curle, of Cayce.
CDRINTH. Miss,-Mrs Willie Smith
died suddenly at her home on Wick
street here Sunday night She had
been suffering with an abscess In her
head for several DAYS but was taken
suddenly worse in the night and died
Ia a few hours, she was the wife OF
BRYAN Smith and the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, s. T. Dane Burial took place
Monday In Holly cemetery.