Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Monday - 8 December 1975 page 16
MRS. BELLE HARP
Mrs. Belle Harp, 91, well known resident of Bonita died Sunday morning at Morehouse General Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Harp was a native of Clinton, Louisiana, but had lived in Morehouse Parish 68 years.
Mrs. Harp was a member of Hollyhurst Chapter No. 230, Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Harp is survived by three sons:
Robert Paul Harp of Bonita
Cecil Dreher Harp of Bonita
Charles Harp of Pasadena, Texas
Three daughters:
Willie Belle Harp (Mrs. Louis Rodney Rankin) of Houston, Texas
Anne Vivian Harp (Mrs. Carnel Edward Evans) of Mer Rouge
Virginia Ruth Harp (Mrs. Charles Gilman White) of Mer Rouge
Two sisters:
Mrs. D. C. Beavers of Cleveland, Mississippi
Mrs. John Marsales of Yazoo City, Mississippi
One brother:
John Dreher of Amite, Louisiana
Two half brothers:
Tom Dreher of Yazoo City, Mississippi
Morrison Dreher of Cleveland, Mississippi
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MRS. BELLE HARP
Mrs. Belle Harp, 91, well known resident of Bonita died Sunday morning at Morehouse General Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Harp was a native of Clinton, Louisiana, but had lived in Morehouse Parish 68 years.
Mrs. Harp was a member of Hollyhurst Chapter No. 230, Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Harp is survived by three sons:
Robert Paul Harp of Bonita
Cecil Dreher Harp of Bonita
Charles Harp of Pasadena, Texas
Three daughters:
Willie Belle Harp (Mrs. Louis Rodney Rankin) of Houston, Texas
Anne Vivian Harp (Mrs. Carnel Edward Evans) of Mer Rouge
Virginia Ruth Harp (Mrs. Charles Gilman White) of Mer Rouge
Two sisters:
Mrs. D. C. Beavers of Cleveland, Mississippi
Mrs. John Marsales of Yazoo City, Mississippi
One brother:
John Dreher of Amite, Louisiana
Two half brothers:
Tom Dreher of Yazoo City, Mississippi
Morrison Dreher of Cleveland, Mississippi
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Monday - 8 December 1975 page 16
MRS. BELLE HARP
Mrs. Belle Harp, 91, well known resident of Bonita died Sunday morning at Morehouse General Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Harp was a native of Clinton, Louisiana, but had lived in Morehouse Parish 68 years.
Mrs. Harp was a member of Hollyhurst Chapter No. 230, Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Harp is survived by three sons:
Robert Paul Harp of Bonita
Cecil Dreher Harp of Bonita
Charles Harp of Pasadena, Texas
Three daughters:
Willie Belle Harp (Mrs. Louis Rodney Rankin) of Houston, Texas
Anne Vivian Harp (Mrs. Carnel Edward Evans) of Mer Rouge
Virginia Ruth Harp (Mrs. Charles Gilman White) of Mer Rouge
Two sisters:
Mrs. D. C. Beavers of Cleveland, Mississippi
Mrs. John Marsales of Yazoo City, Mississippi
One brother:
John Dreher of Amite, Louisiana
Two half brothers:
Tom Dreher of Yazoo City, Mississippi
Morrison Dreher of Cleveland, Mississippi
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MRS. BELLE HARP
Mrs. Belle Harp, 91, well known resident of Bonita died Sunday morning at Morehouse General Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Harp was a native of Clinton, Louisiana, but had lived in Morehouse Parish 68 years.
Mrs. Harp was a member of Hollyhurst Chapter No. 230, Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Harp is survived by three sons:
Robert Paul Harp of Bonita
Cecil Dreher Harp of Bonita
Charles Harp of Pasadena, Texas
Three daughters:
Willie Belle Harp (Mrs. Louis Rodney Rankin) of Houston, Texas
Anne Vivian Harp (Mrs. Carnel Edward Evans) of Mer Rouge
Virginia Ruth Harp (Mrs. Charles Gilman White) of Mer Rouge
Two sisters:
Mrs. D. C. Beavers of Cleveland, Mississippi
Mrs. John Marsales of Yazoo City, Mississippi
One brother:
John Dreher of Amite, Louisiana
Two half brothers:
Tom Dreher of Yazoo City, Mississippi
Morrison Dreher of Cleveland, Mississippi
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