Funeral services were held for Huntley J. Millican, 54, September 7 at the First Methodist Church at Smackover, Ark. Burial was in the Atlanta, La., cemetery. Mr. Millican, assistant production foreman for the Gulf Refining Company, died Saturday night of a heart attack at his home, Gulf Camp, Smackover, Ark.
He had been with the Gulf at Smackover for 25 years and had been employed by the company 30 years. Mr. Millican was a native of Verda, La., and his wife was the former Miss Lula Kyule [sic Kyle] of near Atlanta.
He is survived by his widow, two sons, Robert H. Millican of Stockton, Calif., and William L. Millican, Smackover; his mother, Mrs. H. B. Millican, Colfax, La.; four sisters, Mrs. Phillip Worsham, Natchitoches, Mrs. A. T. Creighton and Mrs. Zach Swafford, Colfax, and Mrs. Joe Breton, New Orleans; and one grandson, Robert J. Millican of Stockton.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, September 9, 1948
He had been with the Gulf at Smackover for 25 years and had been employed by the company 30 years. Mr. Millican was a native of Verda, La., and his wife was the former Miss Lula Kyule [sic Kyle] of near Atlanta.
He is survived by his widow, two sons, Robert H. Millican of Stockton, Calif., and William L. Millican, Smackover; his mother, Mrs. H. B. Millican, Colfax, La.; four sisters, Mrs. Phillip Worsham, Natchitoches, Mrs. A. T. Creighton and Mrs. Zach Swafford, Colfax, and Mrs. Joe Breton, New Orleans; and one grandson, Robert J. Millican of Stockton.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, September 9, 1948
Funeral services were held for Huntley J. Millican, 54, September 7 at the First Methodist Church at Smackover, Ark. Burial was in the Atlanta, La., cemetery. Mr. Millican, assistant production foreman for the Gulf Refining Company, died Saturday night of a heart attack at his home, Gulf Camp, Smackover, Ark.
He had been with the Gulf at Smackover for 25 years and had been employed by the company 30 years. Mr. Millican was a native of Verda, La., and his wife was the former Miss Lula Kyule [sic Kyle] of near Atlanta.
He is survived by his widow, two sons, Robert H. Millican of Stockton, Calif., and William L. Millican, Smackover; his mother, Mrs. H. B. Millican, Colfax, La.; four sisters, Mrs. Phillip Worsham, Natchitoches, Mrs. A. T. Creighton and Mrs. Zach Swafford, Colfax, and Mrs. Joe Breton, New Orleans; and one grandson, Robert J. Millican of Stockton.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, September 9, 1948
He had been with the Gulf at Smackover for 25 years and had been employed by the company 30 years. Mr. Millican was a native of Verda, La., and his wife was the former Miss Lula Kyule [sic Kyle] of near Atlanta.
He is survived by his widow, two sons, Robert H. Millican of Stockton, Calif., and William L. Millican, Smackover; his mother, Mrs. H. B. Millican, Colfax, La.; four sisters, Mrs. Phillip Worsham, Natchitoches, Mrs. A. T. Creighton and Mrs. Zach Swafford, Colfax, and Mrs. Joe Breton, New Orleans; and one grandson, Robert J. Millican of Stockton.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, September 9, 1948
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