A native of Claiborne Parish, near Homer, Mrs. Gresham was married at Clarence, La., May 14, 1911. She was active in the Women's Missionary and other departments of the Atlanta Baptist Church, and in community affairs, and was president of the Atlanta Home Demonstration Club.
Survivors include her husband, H. A. Gresham, [missing] Winnsboro; four sisters, Mrs. Annabelle Dick, Mrs. H. T. Watts, Mrs. G. G. Smith, and Mrs. Joseph Gordon, all of Shreveport; and two brothers, O. L. Coleman and Thomas Coleman also of Shreveport.
Pallbearers were John Henry Barnes, Kenneth Williams, Donald Harrison, Ezeb Vercher, Archie Lovell, Granville Kilpatrick, Prentiss Cook, and Emmett Thompson.
Published in The Winnfield News-American or Winn Parish Enterprise, June 13, 1952
A native of Claiborne Parish, near Homer, Mrs. Gresham was married at Clarence, La., May 14, 1911. She was active in the Women's Missionary and other departments of the Atlanta Baptist Church, and in community affairs, and was president of the Atlanta Home Demonstration Club.
Survivors include her husband, H. A. Gresham, [missing] Winnsboro; four sisters, Mrs. Annabelle Dick, Mrs. H. T. Watts, Mrs. G. G. Smith, and Mrs. Joseph Gordon, all of Shreveport; and two brothers, O. L. Coleman and Thomas Coleman also of Shreveport.
Pallbearers were John Henry Barnes, Kenneth Williams, Donald Harrison, Ezeb Vercher, Archie Lovell, Granville Kilpatrick, Prentiss Cook, and Emmett Thompson.
Published in The Winnfield News-American or Winn Parish Enterprise, June 13, 1952
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