Funeral services were to be held at St. Anthony Church at 3:30 today for Andre Guidry, 67.. who died at a Lafayette hospital after a long illness at 4 p.m. yesterday. Interment was to be in St. Peter cemetery in Carencro.
Mr. Guidry, a native of St. Landry parish, had been a resident of Lafayette for the past six years. He was the son of the late Arthur Guidry and Marcillia Arceneaux, both natives of St. Landry parish. Mr. Guidry was a retired farmer and was a Veteran of World War I serving with the U. S. Army.
Survivors include his widow, Louise Guilbeau Guidry of 209 1/2 Gilman Rd.; five sons, Haywood, Leray, and Milton Guidry, all of Lafayette, Claude Guidry of Alexandria, and Ewell Guidry of Opelousas; five daughters, Mrs. Alus Hebert and Mrs. Nolan Duplantis, both of Lafayette, Mrs. Charles Boyd of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Cleveland Cahanin of Rayne, and Mrs. Eugene Guidry of Carencro; four brothers, Jean and Noah Guidry, both of Cankton, Valintin Guidry of Opelousas and Antoine Guidry of Lafayette; four sisters, Mrs. Ulysse Dugas, Mrs. Ambrose Prejean and Miss Ophelia Guidry, all of Carencro, and Mrs. Noah Leger of Scott: and 20 grandchildren.
The Martin and Castille Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
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The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette, Louisiana
18 Dec 1960, Sun • Page 2
Contributor: Glynn Myers (47198077) •
Mr. Guidry, a native of St. Landry parish, had been a resident of Lafayette for the past six years. He was the son of the late Arthur Guidry and Marcillia Arceneaux, both natives of St. Landry parish. Mr. Guidry was a retired farmer and was a Veteran of World War I serving with the U. S. Army.
Survivors include his widow, Louise Guilbeau Guidry of 209 1/2 Gilman Rd.; five sons, Haywood, Leray, and Milton Guidry, all of Lafayette, Claude Guidry of Alexandria, and Ewell Guidry of Opelousas; five daughters, Mrs. Alus Hebert and Mrs. Nolan Duplantis, both of Lafayette, Mrs. Charles Boyd of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Cleveland Cahanin of Rayne, and Mrs. Eugene Guidry of Carencro; four brothers, Jean and Noah Guidry, both of Cankton, Valintin Guidry of Opelousas and Antoine Guidry of Lafayette; four sisters, Mrs. Ulysse Dugas, Mrs. Ambrose Prejean and Miss Ophelia Guidry, all of Carencro, and Mrs. Noah Leger of Scott: and 20 grandchildren.
The Martin and Castille Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
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The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette, Louisiana
18 Dec 1960, Sun • Page 2
Contributor: Glynn Myers (47198077) •
Funeral services were to be held at St. Anthony Church at 3:30 today for Andre Guidry, 67.. who died at a Lafayette hospital after a long illness at 4 p.m. yesterday. Interment was to be in St. Peter cemetery in Carencro.
Mr. Guidry, a native of St. Landry parish, had been a resident of Lafayette for the past six years. He was the son of the late Arthur Guidry and Marcillia Arceneaux, both natives of St. Landry parish. Mr. Guidry was a retired farmer and was a Veteran of World War I serving with the U. S. Army.
Survivors include his widow, Louise Guilbeau Guidry of 209 1/2 Gilman Rd.; five sons, Haywood, Leray, and Milton Guidry, all of Lafayette, Claude Guidry of Alexandria, and Ewell Guidry of Opelousas; five daughters, Mrs. Alus Hebert and Mrs. Nolan Duplantis, both of Lafayette, Mrs. Charles Boyd of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Cleveland Cahanin of Rayne, and Mrs. Eugene Guidry of Carencro; four brothers, Jean and Noah Guidry, both of Cankton, Valintin Guidry of Opelousas and Antoine Guidry of Lafayette; four sisters, Mrs. Ulysse Dugas, Mrs. Ambrose Prejean and Miss Ophelia Guidry, all of Carencro, and Mrs. Noah Leger of Scott: and 20 grandchildren.
The Martin and Castille Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
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The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette, Louisiana
18 Dec 1960, Sun • Page 2
Contributor: Glynn Myers (47198077) •
Mr. Guidry, a native of St. Landry parish, had been a resident of Lafayette for the past six years. He was the son of the late Arthur Guidry and Marcillia Arceneaux, both natives of St. Landry parish. Mr. Guidry was a retired farmer and was a Veteran of World War I serving with the U. S. Army.
Survivors include his widow, Louise Guilbeau Guidry of 209 1/2 Gilman Rd.; five sons, Haywood, Leray, and Milton Guidry, all of Lafayette, Claude Guidry of Alexandria, and Ewell Guidry of Opelousas; five daughters, Mrs. Alus Hebert and Mrs. Nolan Duplantis, both of Lafayette, Mrs. Charles Boyd of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Cleveland Cahanin of Rayne, and Mrs. Eugene Guidry of Carencro; four brothers, Jean and Noah Guidry, both of Cankton, Valintin Guidry of Opelousas and Antoine Guidry of Lafayette; four sisters, Mrs. Ulysse Dugas, Mrs. Ambrose Prejean and Miss Ophelia Guidry, all of Carencro, and Mrs. Noah Leger of Scott: and 20 grandchildren.
The Martin and Castille Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
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The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette, Louisiana
18 Dec 1960, Sun • Page 2
Contributor: Glynn Myers (47198077) •
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