Charles (Charlie) McMillan, Sr. PLEASANT HILL, LA. Services for Mr. Charles (Charlie) McMillan, 61, of Pleasant Hill, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday November 17 at Rose- Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Coushatta, La.
Sister Margaret Bonnette and Brother Patter will officiate. Burial: Hand Cemetery near Coushatta. Mr. McMillan died Monday November 16, 1981 at Pleasant Hill Hospital following a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife, Vera McMillan of Pleasant HIll; four sons, Robert McMillan of Winnfield, La.
Andy and Charles McMillan, of Shreveport, Clarence McMillan of Coushatta, four step-sons, Jimmy Marr of Natchitoches, Wayne Marr of Sulphur, David Marr of Robeline, Terry Marr of Pleasant Hill; three daughters, Margaret Ebey, Rose Boggs and Judy Coe, all of Coushatta, one step-daughter, Betty Dikes of Natchitoches, three sisters, Cora Barbo and Margaret Dubois, of Coushatta, Mary Duboise of Cullen, two brothers, Andress McMillan and Lynn McMillan, of Coushatta; 14 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; and 7 stepgrandchildren. Eula Phillips Ward HAUGHTON, LA. SHREVEPORT JOURNAL SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1981 7A Obituaries Gladys Austin Johnson SHREVEPORT Services for Mrs. Gladys Austin: Johnson, 68, of 274 East Flournov. Lucas Road, will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, November 19th at RoseNeath Southside Chapel.
Rev. Nelson Bracey, Pastor of Forbing Woods MIssionary Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be at Centuries Memorial Park. She died at 6 a.m., Tuesday, November 17, 1981 at Physician and Surgeons Hospital after a long Illness. Mrs.
Johnson, a native of Sarepta, was a resident of Shreveport most of her life. She was a Retired School Bus Driver, from the Caddo Parish School Board after 25 years, member of Forbing Woods Missionary Baptist Church, Past President. of Caddo School Bus Drivers Association, and School Employees Retirement Board. Survivors Include: five sons, William H. Little, Joseph S.
Little, Odis Leon Little, all of Shreveport, Russell N. Little of Hosston, C. D. (Bubba) Johnson of Shreveport; one daughter, Mary Little Clark of Shreveport; two step daughters, Vera Trosclaire, Claudette Zaumbrecker, both of LeCompte; one brother, Odis L. Austin of Shreveport; 28 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be: Fred McEachan, Mack Savage, Floyd Hendrickson, Leon Chreene, Bud Lowery and Robert Tolbert. Walter H. Gayley SHREVEPORT Services for Mr. Walter H. Gayley, 84, of 3804 Gilbert St.
in Shreveport, will be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday Noverber 18 at the Osborn Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Carl Rhoads of First Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery.
He died at 1:05 a.m. Monday November 16, 1981 at. Schumpert Medical Center following a lengthy illness. Mr. Gayley, a native of Brookville, Pa.
and a resident of Shreveport since 1937, was owner of Gayley Food Products until his re firement in 1971. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Austin, the El Karubah Shrine and the Scottish Rites. Mr. Gayley was a veteran of World War I. He was Mr.
Gayley is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Mae Gayley of Shreveport; one nephew, Tom Gayley of Florida; two great-nephews, Mathew Gayley of Kansas City, Mo. and James Gayley of Dayton, Ohio. Pallbearers: Donald Horn, Allen Harrington, Carroll Feist, Louie Hooks, Tommie Jowers, W.G. Middlebrook.
DEATHS Wesley H. Johnson, 87, of 3503 Lakeland died here Monday. Donald F. Smith, 57, of Houston, Texas, formerly of Shreveport, died Saturday in Houston. Walter H.
Gayley, 84, of 3804 Gilbert St. died here Monday. Agatha Hattie Winfrey OIL CITY, LA. Graveside services will be held for Mrs. Agatha Hattie Winfrey, 95, of Oil City, at 3 p.m.
Tuesday November 17 at Forest Park Cemetery. Rev. Marlin Liberman will officiate. Visitation: 10 a.m. Tuesday until service time at Wellman Funeral Home.
Mrs. Winfrey, born In Germany, a resident of the Mooringsport-Oil City area since 1940, died at 1 p.m. Mon. Nov. 16, 1981 at the Heritage Manor Nursing Home in Vivian, La.
after a long Illness. She was a Housewife and a member of the Mooringsport Baptist Church. She is survived by two stepsons, W.W. Winfrey of Houston, Tex. and R.E.
Winfrey of Blanchard, La. Bidgie Redding Simmons SHREVEPORT Private graveside services will be held for Mrs. Bidgie Redding Simmons, 62, of 172 Preston Ave. in Shreveport, at 1 p.m. Wednesday November 18 at Forest Park Ceretery.
Rev. Benny Vaughn, Youth and Program Director of Broadmoor United Methodist Church, will of- ficiate. Visitation: 5 p.m. Tues. until service time Wed.
at Wellman Funeral Home. She died Monday November 16, 1981 at Atlanta Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Tex. following a long Illness. Mrs. Simmons, a native and lifelong resident of Shreveport, was employed with Blue Bird Registry Medical Sitter.
She was a graduate of Byrd High School and attended LSU. Mrs. Simmons was married to Victor Garland Simmons, Jr. She was member of the Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Simmons is survived by her son, Victor Garland Simmons, 111 of Atlanta, her daughter, Diane S. Lawrence of Shreveport, and nine grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Broadmoor United Methodist Church. IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Sam E. Harrison In 1916, in the early fall A young boy was born In an old house, small.
His mother's pride, The oldest of seven- grew To be a brilliant young man Even at eleven. At eleven years of age, So mechanically inclined Oh what a genious, And a God gifted mind. Now he had finally grown To be a man Tall, handsome, ambitious two hard working hands. Although tall as he Would ever be; He grew And grew, soon to have a son of his own, One he Would call, Sammy Lee As he got older, he mellowed Through the years. Going through happiness, faith- And even tears." As God's gift he lived to see; A grandson, His Pride and Joy, And Oh what a loy That was Grandpa's boy.
And then on November 17, One vear today At the age of 64 He was taken away. Taken by the angels And so thankful are we. That our Father, Son, Brother and Grandpa, could go to that beautiful place; And Live for eternity. Ray C. Moss GIBSLAND, LA.
Services for Mr. Ray C. Moss, 59, of Gibsland, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday November 18 at Conger's Funeral Home Chapel In Arcadia, La. Rev.
Harlan Smith will officiate. Burial: Williamson Cemetery at Sailes, La. Mr. Moss, an employee of Southern Natural Gas in Bienville, died Sun. Nov.
15, 1981 at Gibsland. He is survived by his wife, Ladelle Moss of Gibsland; three sons, Tommy Ray Moss of California, Jimmy Moss and David Moss, both of Gibsland; three daughters, Mrs. Belva Griffin of Bryceland, Mrs. Shirley Allen of Bossier City, La. and Mrs.
Donna Stanley of Shreveport; one brother, Norvis Moss of Pasadena, four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Napier of Bryceland, Mrs. Ernestine Cox of San Diego, Mrs. Erma Lee Alexander of Ruston, La. and Mrs.
Alene Taylor of Los Angeles, fifteen grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. Donald F. Smith HOUSTON, TEXAS F. Smith, 57, of Houston, formerly of Denver, Dallas and Shreveport, died Nov. 14, 1981.
He was a retired Landman for Placid OIl Co. and a member of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. He is survived by his wife, Doris W. Smith; daughter and son-in-law, Donna S. and G.
Tim Aynesworth, all of Houston; sons, Todd W. and Scott S. Smith, of Denver, granddaughter, Emily Aynesworth of Houston; mother, Hazel M. Smith, and sister, Lavinia Leonard, both of Sarepta, La. Funeral services were held Mon.
Nov. 16 at 1 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 10118 Westheimer, Houston, Rev. Albert S. Lawrence officiating.
Interment was in Memorial Oaks Cemetery in Houston. In lieu of usual remembrances, the family suggests donations to the American Cancer Society or Texas Children' Hospital, 6621 Fannin, Houston, Tex. George H. Lewis Sons, 2530 Sage Rd. at Westheimer, Houston, Tex.
713-621-6500. HAUGHTON, LA. Services will be held for Mrs. Eula Phillips Ward, 57, of Haughton, at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday November 18 at Boone Funeral Home Chapel in Bossier City.
Rev. Billy Pierce, of the First Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment: Cremation. Visiting hours: after 10 a.m. Tuesday Nov.
17. She died Mon. Nov. 16, 1981 at 7 a.m. at her residence.
Mrs. Ward, a Homemaker, was born in Armstead, La. She is survived by her husband; Dolby F. Ward; mother, Mrs. Florence Simpson of Coushatta, two daughters, Sarah Ann Lecian of Strongsville, Ohio and Mary Kutina of North Royalton, Ohio; two brothers, Harvey A.
Simpson of Dallas, Tex. and Ben Simpson of Natchitoches, three grandchildren. DENTURES Single Denture from $125 Upper Lower Dentures from $250 Partial Denture from $175 FAMILY DENTISTRY AT AFFORDABLE PRICES Crowns Extractions Root Canals CALL (318) 747-4633 Open Six Days A Week 91 til 8 Johnny Hollier, D.D.S. 1418 Airline Dr. Bossier City, La.
71111 William Holden, leading man in 40 years of movies, dies Colonel Weldon W. Cox MINDEN, LA. Colonel Weldon W. Cox, U.S. Army Retired died November 11, 1981, (Veteran's Day) at 6:00 A.M.
In Vetercan's Hospital, Shreveport, La. He was a resident of Minden, La. A native of Wood County, Texas, Colonel Cox grew up on a farm near Mira, Louisiana. He graduated from Hosston High School and Louisiana State University. He was an Assistant County Agent in Union Parish and taught Vocational Agriculture at Roanoke High School prior to entering the Service in 1940 as a Lieutenant in the Infantry.
Colonel Cox served with distinction in the Southwest Pacific Theater, with the occupational forces in Germany and in the Korean Conflict. Following. his retirement the he served as Deputy Commissioner of Corrections in Tennessee. He was active in church and civaffairs in Nashville, Tennessee, for some sixteen years. He moved his family back to Minden, Louisiana in 1977.
He is survived by his wife Renata daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth (Mrs. Pridonoff of Cincinnati, Ohio; a son, Andrew "Cox of Jackson, Mississippi; two sisters, Mrs. Addie Merrill, Hosston, La; Mrs. 0.
A. Bradley, Transylvania, La; 4 brothers, Dee 0. Cox, Tallulah, La; John A. Cox, Baton Rouge, La; Elmer U. B.
Cox, Shreveport and Edgar L. Cox, St. Charles, Missouri. Interment was in the WoodPark in Nashville, Tennessee at 10:00 A.M. Monday, November 16, 1981.
A memorial service was held at the First Methodist Church of Minden, La. at 2:00 P.M. Friday, November 13. In lieu of flowers the famrequests donations to the LEis Foundation 4-H Fund, Knapp Hall, LSU, Baton Rouge, La. Isaac T.
Williams SHREVEPORT, LA Services for Isaac T. Williams, 90, will be held at 11:00 am, Wednesday, November 18, 1981, at RoseNeath Marshall Street Chapel. Officiating will be Rev. Thurman F. Davis, Pastor of Southside Baptist Church.
Burial: Forest Park. Mr. Williams died at 1:15 pm, November 16, 1981, at Nurse Care Nursing Home after lengthy illness. He was born in Ruston, LA and was a resident of Shreveport most of his life. He was a retired letter carrier for U.S.
Postal Service and a member of Southside Baptist Church and the Adult Mens Sunday School Class. Survivors include his wife, Aline Walker Williams, Shreveport; two sons, Robert F. Williams, Gastonia, North Carolina; Ardis W. Williams, Shreveport; 5 grandchildren, 5 greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers: John Gross, Doug Goodwin, I.R.
Robinett, Ken Blankenship, Homer Beavers, Elvin Peden. Honorary 1 pallbearers: Retired Postal Mail Carriers and Adult Mens Class, Southside Baptist Church. MEMORIALS, Cards of Thanks and Other Expressions of Loss of a Loved One OR Acknowledgements of Love and Kindness by friends and relatives are accepted for publication on this page. CALL CLASSIFIED 222-5253 Open 8 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Friday FUNERAL SERVICES MR. ISAAC T.
WILLIAMS Marshall Street Chapel 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Interment Forest Park Cemetery MR. A. J. PARKS Southside Chapel 11:00 A.M.
Wednesday Calvary Baptist Church Interment Centuries Mem. Park MR. WILLIAM F. KITCHENS Marshall Street Chapel Plans Incomplete MRS. GLADYS AUSTIN JOHNSON Southside Chapel 11:00 A.M.
Thursday Interment Centuries Memorial Park Rose -Neath FUNERAL HOME A. J. Parks KEITHVILLE, LA. Services for Mr. A.
J. Parks, 65, of Route 3, Box 70, Keithville, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday November 18 at the Calvary Baptist Church. Dr. W.D.
"Step" Martin, Pastor of the church, will officiate. Burial will be in Centuries Memorial Park. Arrangements are under the direction of Rose-Neath's Southside Chapel. Mr. died at 6:45 p.m.
Sunday November 15, 1981 at Schumpert Medical Center following a lengthy illness. Mr. Parks, born in Natchitoches Parish, a former resident of Shreveport, had lived in Kelthville 12 vears. He was a retired Heavy Equipment Operator and a member of Calvary Baptist Church and the Internatinal. Union of Operating Engineers Local 406.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dee Parks of Keithville, three sons, Albert Gene Parks of Crossett, Jerry Wayne Parks and Donald Ray Parks, of Keithville; two daughters, Ruthie Duesi of Houston, Tex. and Judy Maranto of Shreveport, three sisters, Mrs. Nadine Ehl of Liberty, Mrs. Ann Mouton of Sacramento, Calif.
and Mrs. Lilly Forsythe of Mansfield, two brothers, M.T. Parks of Forduache, La. and Otto Parks of Marthaville, ten grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be nephews, Danny Reed, Mike Frazier, Gary Frazier, Greg Frazier, Kenny Parks, ErrIngton Parks, Bob Ehl and Johnny Gates.
Honorary Pallbearers: Bill Valentine, Raymond Bush, Daryl Garner, Willie Hoffman, Grady Buchanan, Howard Haynes, Elsie Sandifer and Lonnie Williams. Bertie Cummings Waggoner SPRINGHILL, LA. Services for Mrs. Bertie Cummings Waggoner, 70, of Springhill will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday November 17 at the Bailey Mortuary Chapel in Springhill.
Rev. J.B. Bell, Rev. Beverly Bond and Rev. Wayne Watson will officiate.
Burial: Springhill Cemetery. She died Monday morning November 16, 1981 at Schumpert Medical Center in Shreveport following a long illness. Mrs. Waggoner, a native of Monroe, La. and a resident of Springhill 40 years, was a member of the Temple Baptist Church in Springhill.
She is survived by her husband, Lucian Edward Waggoner, and daughter, Imogene Avera, of Springhill; son, Lucian Edward Waggoner, Jr. of Georgetown, S.C.; three. granddaughters, Mitzie Avera of Springhill, Kemberly Waggoner and Kathy Waggoner, of Atlanta, brother, L.F. Cummings, and sister, Orangie Wilbanks, of Monroe. SANTA MONICA, Calif.
(AP) William Holden, the rugged-looking and intensely private actor who played the leading man in four decades of movies and the best man at Ronald and Nancy Reagan's wedding, is dead at age 63. His body was found in his high-rise apartment Monday, and "everything appears to be natural causes," Los Angeles coroner's investigator Scott Carrier said. Holden had been dead about a week, said another coroner's investigator, Philip Schwartzberg. Holden was earning $50 a week when he got the part of a violin-playing boxer in the 1939 movie, "Golden Boy," and in 1953 he won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a cynical prisoner of war in "Stalag 17." He starred in "Sunset Boulevard" in 1950, "Network" in 1976 and "S.O.B." this year. The cause of death wasn't known, and an autopsy was tentatively scheduled for today.
White House duty officer Kim Hogsaid early today "it doesn't look likely at this point" that Reagan will attend the funeral, but added that no decision had been made. Carrier said Holden had been under "some medical care of some sort," but did not elaborate. Holden had an alcohol problem in 1960s but had reportedly controlled the habit. Holden was also reported to have seen a cancer specialist in West Germany during the past year. Nieper said at the time he did not think Holden was seriously ill.
Blake Edwards, the director of "S.O.B." and a friend, described the actor as "a loner" and said it wasn't surprising that his disappearance right have gone unnoticed for a week. "He used to get in his car and just drive," Edwards said in a telephone interview from London, "so I'm not surprised that this could have happened." Reagan was reported by White House spokesman Larry Speakes to be "shocked" at the news of Holden's death. "What do you say about a longtime friend?" Speakes quoted Reagan as saying. "A great sense of personal loss, a fine man. Our friendship never waned." 1881 Morgan Dollar Find Available Only Until Midnight Tonight November 1981, Philadelphia.
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