Tate C. Carlisle
Services for Tate C. Carlisle of Sarah, Miss., former
Memphian who was killed Monday night in a traffic accident near Hernando, Miss., will be at 10 a.m. today at Evansville Baptist Church near Strayhorn, Miss. Burial will be in the Singleton Springs Cemetery near Strayhorn. Mr. Carlisle, who was 63, was killed when a car driven by M. M. Oldham of 1749 Cornelia Lane struck his pickup truck. Mr. Oldham was taken to Baptist Hospital. Mr. Carlisle was the father of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McCullough and the brother of Mrs. Bernice Herron, both of Memphis.
The Commercial Appeal
October 28, 1965
Services for Tate C. Carlisle of Sarah, Miss., former
Memphian who was killed Monday night in a traffic accident near Hernando, Miss., will be at 10 a.m. today at Evansville Baptist Church near Strayhorn, Miss. Burial will be in the Singleton Springs Cemetery near Strayhorn. Mr. Carlisle, who was 63, was killed when a car driven by M. M. Oldham of 1749 Cornelia Lane struck his pickup truck. Mr. Oldham was taken to Baptist Hospital. Mr. Carlisle was the father of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McCullough and the brother of Mrs. Bernice Herron, both of Memphis.
The Commercial Appeal
October 28, 1965
Tate C. Carlisle
Services for Tate C. Carlisle of Sarah, Miss., former
Memphian who was killed Monday night in a traffic accident near Hernando, Miss., will be at 10 a.m. today at Evansville Baptist Church near Strayhorn, Miss. Burial will be in the Singleton Springs Cemetery near Strayhorn. Mr. Carlisle, who was 63, was killed when a car driven by M. M. Oldham of 1749 Cornelia Lane struck his pickup truck. Mr. Oldham was taken to Baptist Hospital. Mr. Carlisle was the father of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McCullough and the brother of Mrs. Bernice Herron, both of Memphis.
The Commercial Appeal
October 28, 1965
Services for Tate C. Carlisle of Sarah, Miss., former
Memphian who was killed Monday night in a traffic accident near Hernando, Miss., will be at 10 a.m. today at Evansville Baptist Church near Strayhorn, Miss. Burial will be in the Singleton Springs Cemetery near Strayhorn. Mr. Carlisle, who was 63, was killed when a car driven by M. M. Oldham of 1749 Cornelia Lane struck his pickup truck. Mr. Oldham was taken to Baptist Hospital. Mr. Carlisle was the father of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McCullough and the brother of Mrs. Bernice Herron, both of Memphis.
The Commercial Appeal
October 28, 1965
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