COLLINS - Services were held at 3 p.m. today at Williamsburg Baptist Church for Homer Lee Carter, 54, of RFD 2. Burial was in the church cemetery with Masonic rites,
Mr. Carter died unexpectedly Friday morning while visiting at the home of a neighbor. He had had a heart attack in January, but was recovering and was expected to return to work next week as a salesman for McRaneu Co. He previously operated the Jitney Jungle store in Collins.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Eva Willingham Carter, three daughters, Mrs. Waylon Stewart, Jackson; Mrs. Franklin Bryant, Hattiesburg; and Miss Betty Lou Carter, Collins; two sons, Oscar D. Carter, Jackson; and H. L. Carter, Jr., Collins; two grandchildren; his father, J. M. B. Carter, Collins; four sisters, Mrs. Bruce VanZant, D'Lo; Mrs. Nora Parrish, Jackson; Mrs. Joe Sanford, McComb; Mrs. Viola McCardle, Freeport, Tex.
Hattiesburg American
Saturday, May 2, 1959
Mr. Carter died unexpectedly Friday morning while visiting at the home of a neighbor. He had had a heart attack in January, but was recovering and was expected to return to work next week as a salesman for McRaneu Co. He previously operated the Jitney Jungle store in Collins.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Eva Willingham Carter, three daughters, Mrs. Waylon Stewart, Jackson; Mrs. Franklin Bryant, Hattiesburg; and Miss Betty Lou Carter, Collins; two sons, Oscar D. Carter, Jackson; and H. L. Carter, Jr., Collins; two grandchildren; his father, J. M. B. Carter, Collins; four sisters, Mrs. Bruce VanZant, D'Lo; Mrs. Nora Parrish, Jackson; Mrs. Joe Sanford, McComb; Mrs. Viola McCardle, Freeport, Tex.
Hattiesburg American
Saturday, May 2, 1959
COLLINS - Services were held at 3 p.m. today at Williamsburg Baptist Church for Homer Lee Carter, 54, of RFD 2. Burial was in the church cemetery with Masonic rites,
Mr. Carter died unexpectedly Friday morning while visiting at the home of a neighbor. He had had a heart attack in January, but was recovering and was expected to return to work next week as a salesman for McRaneu Co. He previously operated the Jitney Jungle store in Collins.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Eva Willingham Carter, three daughters, Mrs. Waylon Stewart, Jackson; Mrs. Franklin Bryant, Hattiesburg; and Miss Betty Lou Carter, Collins; two sons, Oscar D. Carter, Jackson; and H. L. Carter, Jr., Collins; two grandchildren; his father, J. M. B. Carter, Collins; four sisters, Mrs. Bruce VanZant, D'Lo; Mrs. Nora Parrish, Jackson; Mrs. Joe Sanford, McComb; Mrs. Viola McCardle, Freeport, Tex.
Hattiesburg American
Saturday, May 2, 1959
Mr. Carter died unexpectedly Friday morning while visiting at the home of a neighbor. He had had a heart attack in January, but was recovering and was expected to return to work next week as a salesman for McRaneu Co. He previously operated the Jitney Jungle store in Collins.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Eva Willingham Carter, three daughters, Mrs. Waylon Stewart, Jackson; Mrs. Franklin Bryant, Hattiesburg; and Miss Betty Lou Carter, Collins; two sons, Oscar D. Carter, Jackson; and H. L. Carter, Jr., Collins; two grandchildren; his father, J. M. B. Carter, Collins; four sisters, Mrs. Bruce VanZant, D'Lo; Mrs. Nora Parrish, Jackson; Mrs. Joe Sanford, McComb; Mrs. Viola McCardle, Freeport, Tex.
Hattiesburg American
Saturday, May 2, 1959
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