Rev. W. T. Waller, 72, of Route Four, Winnfield, died of a heart attack in a local clinic, where he was receiving treatment for injuries received in a car accident which occurred near Evergreen, Alabama a week ago.
A fractured pelvis bone and other injuries were sustained by Rev. Waller in the accident. He was hospitalized in Ripon, Ala., until Tuesday, when he came to Winnfield for further treatment.
Funeral services will be held in the New Hope Church, and interment will be in the New Hope Cemetery under direction of Southern Funeral Home. Time of the services will be decided after relatives from out of the state are contacted.
Rev. Waller has been a minister since he was twenty years of age, serving the Baptist, Methodist, and Nazarene Churches. He was married three times, and his wives, the former Nancy Young, Doris Newberry, and Grace Barnhill, all preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons and one daughter, Mrs. Armor Gates of Monroe, Arley Waller of Shreveport, Tom Bill Waller of Alabama, and John Paul Waller of Oregon; three brothers, R. E. Waller of Dodson, C. A. Waller and J. H. Waller of Route 4, Winnfield; one sister, Miss Ada Waller of Route 4, Winnfield.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, November 4, 1948
A fractured pelvis bone and other injuries were sustained by Rev. Waller in the accident. He was hospitalized in Ripon, Ala., until Tuesday, when he came to Winnfield for further treatment.
Funeral services will be held in the New Hope Church, and interment will be in the New Hope Cemetery under direction of Southern Funeral Home. Time of the services will be decided after relatives from out of the state are contacted.
Rev. Waller has been a minister since he was twenty years of age, serving the Baptist, Methodist, and Nazarene Churches. He was married three times, and his wives, the former Nancy Young, Doris Newberry, and Grace Barnhill, all preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons and one daughter, Mrs. Armor Gates of Monroe, Arley Waller of Shreveport, Tom Bill Waller of Alabama, and John Paul Waller of Oregon; three brothers, R. E. Waller of Dodson, C. A. Waller and J. H. Waller of Route 4, Winnfield; one sister, Miss Ada Waller of Route 4, Winnfield.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, November 4, 1948
Rev. W. T. Waller, 72, of Route Four, Winnfield, died of a heart attack in a local clinic, where he was receiving treatment for injuries received in a car accident which occurred near Evergreen, Alabama a week ago.
A fractured pelvis bone and other injuries were sustained by Rev. Waller in the accident. He was hospitalized in Ripon, Ala., until Tuesday, when he came to Winnfield for further treatment.
Funeral services will be held in the New Hope Church, and interment will be in the New Hope Cemetery under direction of Southern Funeral Home. Time of the services will be decided after relatives from out of the state are contacted.
Rev. Waller has been a minister since he was twenty years of age, serving the Baptist, Methodist, and Nazarene Churches. He was married three times, and his wives, the former Nancy Young, Doris Newberry, and Grace Barnhill, all preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons and one daughter, Mrs. Armor Gates of Monroe, Arley Waller of Shreveport, Tom Bill Waller of Alabama, and John Paul Waller of Oregon; three brothers, R. E. Waller of Dodson, C. A. Waller and J. H. Waller of Route 4, Winnfield; one sister, Miss Ada Waller of Route 4, Winnfield.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, November 4, 1948
A fractured pelvis bone and other injuries were sustained by Rev. Waller in the accident. He was hospitalized in Ripon, Ala., until Tuesday, when he came to Winnfield for further treatment.
Funeral services will be held in the New Hope Church, and interment will be in the New Hope Cemetery under direction of Southern Funeral Home. Time of the services will be decided after relatives from out of the state are contacted.
Rev. Waller has been a minister since he was twenty years of age, serving the Baptist, Methodist, and Nazarene Churches. He was married three times, and his wives, the former Nancy Young, Doris Newberry, and Grace Barnhill, all preceded him in death.
Surviving are three sons and one daughter, Mrs. Armor Gates of Monroe, Arley Waller of Shreveport, Tom Bill Waller of Alabama, and John Paul Waller of Oregon; three brothers, R. E. Waller of Dodson, C. A. Waller and J. H. Waller of Route 4, Winnfield; one sister, Miss Ada Waller of Route 4, Winnfield.
Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, November 4, 1948
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