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DEATH OF J. S. TERRYJ. 8. Terry, a well kuown resident oi' Paris, died at 1: Ilt;* o'clock yester day morning at his home on East Hi a hi tret t. ih had been afflict-t (I t r a lour twin v\ ;i1 tonmeli trot hte and was operated on about fi\» tt lt;irs ih'h, While In failing Uealtifor tojne time, he was confined t bed onlj a siiort while during his las' Illness, lb- was born in Arkansas, tun In rame here with his parents i i•ni. south nnd*!iad live! in Lamar county ever since. He was the sou of Rev. H, M. 'Ferry ot Milton, aletired Baptist minister, who servo 1 two terms a.i county commissioner. Tin deceased engaged in tannin ;1several years after growing to mai. hood and subsequently moved toParis He served a; deputy sheriff i under Sheriff H. S. Hammond and adeputy sheriff and jailer under HeCarpenter. He also served on 11 « police force about three years. I! vva a member of tile Odd Follows, th Modern Woodmen and the MaeeabeeHe is survived bv his wife and a soand a daughter, James and MLLuniee, and by his father and si brothers and two sisters, Tlof Milton, Ham L. of Blossom. J lt;and Hugh Terry of Plainview an Charles Terry of Portales, X. M. Th sisters are Mrs. A. R. Hutchison ( Cans and Mrs, John Martin of CP1soni.The funeral service will be hoiat 10 o’clock this morning at tintabernacle of the First Baptist church, Rev. W. B. Kendall officialing. The Odd Fellows will hav charge of the services at the grave.Burial at Evergreen cernlt; tcry.
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Paris Morning News
Paris, Texas, US
Fri, Oct 13, 1916
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