Funeral services for John Doxey, 90, of Montgomery, who died in Pineville May 24, were held at the Montgomery Penecostal Church May 26, with burial in the Mt. Zion Cemetery under direction of Southern Funeral Home.
A retired lumberman, he is survived by four sons, Clem of Natchitoches: J. R. of Shreveport; Ernest of Bossier City; Willie of Long Branch, N.J.; three daughters: Mrs. Edwin Forest [sic Faust] and Mrs. C. T. Best [sic Vest] of Dallas; Mrs. D. O. Carter of Bossier City.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise (Winnfield, LA), May 31, 1956
A retired lumberman, he is survived by four sons, Clem of Natchitoches: J. R. of Shreveport; Ernest of Bossier City; Willie of Long Branch, N.J.; three daughters: Mrs. Edwin Forest [sic Faust] and Mrs. C. T. Best [sic Vest] of Dallas; Mrs. D. O. Carter of Bossier City.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise (Winnfield, LA), May 31, 1956
Funeral services for John Doxey, 90, of Montgomery, who died in Pineville May 24, were held at the Montgomery Penecostal Church May 26, with burial in the Mt. Zion Cemetery under direction of Southern Funeral Home.
A retired lumberman, he is survived by four sons, Clem of Natchitoches: J. R. of Shreveport; Ernest of Bossier City; Willie of Long Branch, N.J.; three daughters: Mrs. Edwin Forest [sic Faust] and Mrs. C. T. Best [sic Vest] of Dallas; Mrs. D. O. Carter of Bossier City.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise (Winnfield, LA), May 31, 1956
A retired lumberman, he is survived by four sons, Clem of Natchitoches: J. R. of Shreveport; Ernest of Bossier City; Willie of Long Branch, N.J.; three daughters: Mrs. Edwin Forest [sic Faust] and Mrs. C. T. Best [sic Vest] of Dallas; Mrs. D. O. Carter of Bossier City.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise (Winnfield, LA), May 31, 1956
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