Twin City Area Deaths
Death notices from Ruston Avoylle Bastrop and West Monroe report services for H B Maxwell Foster Mhoon and Florence Halbrook plus Joseph Henry McNeese Sr and Mrs Vivian Jackson. Survivors include wives children siblings and grandchildren with funeral details and burial locations.
Funeral services for Cooper L Nathan Dean at Crowville Church
Funeral services for Cooper L Nathan Dean 81 of Winnsboro were held Saturday at Crowville Methodist Church with Reverend Bailey and two others officiating. He died Friday in a Wisner nursing home after a long illness. A Mansfield native, he was a retired farmer and member of Crowville Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters Lola Knight Wisner Ivy Kirkland Winnsboro a brother M L Dean, three grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Ruston
H. B. Maxwell
Trinity Methodist Church
Douglas McGuire
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Spears Funeral Home
J. Maxwell
Essie A. Maxwell
John E. Maxwell
Patsy Naremore
New Orleans
S. T. Maxwell
Choudrant
John Farmer
Ruby Roach
New Iberia
Bastrop
Florence Alice Halbrook
Blackwell and Golden Funeral Home
Revere Cook
Phil Spencer
Halbrook
Carter Cemetery
Collinston
Gertha Burney
Swartz
Beatrice Humphreys
Bonita
Alma Robertson
W. L. Halbrook
L. M. Halbrook
Baton Rouge
Vivian Jackson
West Monroe
Luna Methodist Church
W. T. Hemphill
Luna Cemetery
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Jackson
Joyce Wall
Pat Stanford
Monroe
Palmer Williamson
Roger Jackson
Bobby Joe
Woodrow Headrick
Johnny Deville
George Hillis
Scott Bayless
Charles Blood
Donald Wilson
Frank Baskin
Winnsboro
Cooper L. Nathan Dean
Crowville Methodist Church
Bailey
N. D. Pearce
James Shanevfelp
Dean
Wisner
Ile
Mansfield
Lola Knight
Ivy Kirkland
City Center revives A Man for All Seasons for winter run
New York City Center brings back Robert Bolt drama A Man for All Seasons for two weeks at the end of January. The cast features William Roderick George Rose and Bruce Gorton.
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New York
City Center
Robert Bolt
Broadway
William Roderick
George Rose
Oe Dekker
Bruce Goron
McCormack backs 1947 succession law as fix for temporary presidency
House Speaker John McCormack, next in line to the presidency if Johnson is unable to serve, says the 1947 succession law is the best solution and should not be changed. He declines to comment on talks of altering the law or resigning to make way for a younger leader. He also dodges questions about protections for a speaker who serves briefly as president.
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Washington
Johnson
House
John W. McCormack
White House
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A. R Brown
Noble Hatch
Flem Hatch
Frank Hatch
Charles Noble Jr
Benard Ford
Charles Jones
J. H. McNeese Sr
Joseph Henry McNeese Sr
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Joseph Henry McNeese Jr
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Stevensons Funeral Home
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Brennan Utilities
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Servisoft
Serv! Water Conditioning Co
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Ferneys
Penney’s
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