The sudden death of Mrs. Emma Adams, 73, which occurred at her home in Midway, Tuesday night came as a distinct shock to her many friends throughout this section. Mrs. Adams has been in ill health for sometime, but her death was attributed to a heart attack.
The deceased had been a resident of the Good Pine and Midway communities for the past thirty odd years, having moved to Good Pine about the time the sawmill operations were started there. She was born in Alabama but came to Catahoula parish early in life. Her husband preceded her to the grave. A member of the Methodist church, she was beloved by all who knew her in this section.
Surviving Mrs. Adams are the following children: Mrs. John R. Price, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. C.W. Davidson, Rochelle; Bert and Spencer Adams, Good Pine and Mrs. J. W. Walters, Good Pine.
Funeral arrangements had not been made at the time of going to press.
Published in The Jena Times, Thursday, December 17, 1936
The deceased had been a resident of the Good Pine and Midway communities for the past thirty odd years, having moved to Good Pine about the time the sawmill operations were started there. She was born in Alabama but came to Catahoula parish early in life. Her husband preceded her to the grave. A member of the Methodist church, she was beloved by all who knew her in this section.
Surviving Mrs. Adams are the following children: Mrs. John R. Price, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. C.W. Davidson, Rochelle; Bert and Spencer Adams, Good Pine and Mrs. J. W. Walters, Good Pine.
Funeral arrangements had not been made at the time of going to press.
Published in The Jena Times, Thursday, December 17, 1936
The sudden death of Mrs. Emma Adams, 73, which occurred at her home in Midway, Tuesday night came as a distinct shock to her many friends throughout this section. Mrs. Adams has been in ill health for sometime, but her death was attributed to a heart attack.
The deceased had been a resident of the Good Pine and Midway communities for the past thirty odd years, having moved to Good Pine about the time the sawmill operations were started there. She was born in Alabama but came to Catahoula parish early in life. Her husband preceded her to the grave. A member of the Methodist church, she was beloved by all who knew her in this section.
Surviving Mrs. Adams are the following children: Mrs. John R. Price, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. C.W. Davidson, Rochelle; Bert and Spencer Adams, Good Pine and Mrs. J. W. Walters, Good Pine.
Funeral arrangements had not been made at the time of going to press.
Published in The Jena Times, Thursday, December 17, 1936
The deceased had been a resident of the Good Pine and Midway communities for the past thirty odd years, having moved to Good Pine about the time the sawmill operations were started there. She was born in Alabama but came to Catahoula parish early in life. Her husband preceded her to the grave. A member of the Methodist church, she was beloved by all who knew her in this section.
Surviving Mrs. Adams are the following children: Mrs. John R. Price, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. C.W. Davidson, Rochelle; Bert and Spencer Adams, Good Pine and Mrs. J. W. Walters, Good Pine.
Funeral arrangements had not been made at the time of going to press.
Published in The Jena Times, Thursday, December 17, 1936
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