The funeral of Albert Elmer Culpepper, 63, who died at his home, 2609 South Grand street, early Wednesday morning after a lingering illness, was held at the First Baptist church Thursday at 10 a.m. The pastor, Rev. L. T. Hastings, officiated and he was assisted by Rev. Edward F. Hayward, rector of Grace Episcopal church. Interment took place in Riverview Burial park.
Pallbearers were Paul Fink, R. R. McCord, R. D. Coates, W. B. Brown, F. A. Terzia and F. Terzia.
Mr. Culpepper was a native of Texas but had resided here since 1895 and had been associated with the old Grayling Lumber company and later with the Parlor City Lumber company, having been in the shipping department of the last named company up to a few months ago when he was forced to relinquish duties because of ill health.
Mr. Culpepper is survived by his wife, who was before her marriage, Miss Annie Blewster, Fort Valley, Ga., and the following sons and daughters: A. E. Culpepper, Jr., Lynton Dick Culpepper, Mrs. Ed. Hayward, Jr., and Mrs. F. C. Shelton. He also leaves three grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: W. S. Culpepper, E. L. Culpepper and F. C. Culpepper, all of Monroe; Mrs. W. L. Blewster, Monroe; Mrs. H. L. Blackwell, Lake Charles, and Mrs. E. Marshall, Good Pine.
Published in The Monroe News-Star (LA), Thursday, March 30, 1939
Pallbearers were Paul Fink, R. R. McCord, R. D. Coates, W. B. Brown, F. A. Terzia and F. Terzia.
Mr. Culpepper was a native of Texas but had resided here since 1895 and had been associated with the old Grayling Lumber company and later with the Parlor City Lumber company, having been in the shipping department of the last named company up to a few months ago when he was forced to relinquish duties because of ill health.
Mr. Culpepper is survived by his wife, who was before her marriage, Miss Annie Blewster, Fort Valley, Ga., and the following sons and daughters: A. E. Culpepper, Jr., Lynton Dick Culpepper, Mrs. Ed. Hayward, Jr., and Mrs. F. C. Shelton. He also leaves three grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: W. S. Culpepper, E. L. Culpepper and F. C. Culpepper, all of Monroe; Mrs. W. L. Blewster, Monroe; Mrs. H. L. Blackwell, Lake Charles, and Mrs. E. Marshall, Good Pine.
Published in The Monroe News-Star (LA), Thursday, March 30, 1939
The funeral of Albert Elmer Culpepper, 63, who died at his home, 2609 South Grand street, early Wednesday morning after a lingering illness, was held at the First Baptist church Thursday at 10 a.m. The pastor, Rev. L. T. Hastings, officiated and he was assisted by Rev. Edward F. Hayward, rector of Grace Episcopal church. Interment took place in Riverview Burial park.
Pallbearers were Paul Fink, R. R. McCord, R. D. Coates, W. B. Brown, F. A. Terzia and F. Terzia.
Mr. Culpepper was a native of Texas but had resided here since 1895 and had been associated with the old Grayling Lumber company and later with the Parlor City Lumber company, having been in the shipping department of the last named company up to a few months ago when he was forced to relinquish duties because of ill health.
Mr. Culpepper is survived by his wife, who was before her marriage, Miss Annie Blewster, Fort Valley, Ga., and the following sons and daughters: A. E. Culpepper, Jr., Lynton Dick Culpepper, Mrs. Ed. Hayward, Jr., and Mrs. F. C. Shelton. He also leaves three grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: W. S. Culpepper, E. L. Culpepper and F. C. Culpepper, all of Monroe; Mrs. W. L. Blewster, Monroe; Mrs. H. L. Blackwell, Lake Charles, and Mrs. E. Marshall, Good Pine.
Published in The Monroe News-Star (LA), Thursday, March 30, 1939
Pallbearers were Paul Fink, R. R. McCord, R. D. Coates, W. B. Brown, F. A. Terzia and F. Terzia.
Mr. Culpepper was a native of Texas but had resided here since 1895 and had been associated with the old Grayling Lumber company and later with the Parlor City Lumber company, having been in the shipping department of the last named company up to a few months ago when he was forced to relinquish duties because of ill health.
Mr. Culpepper is survived by his wife, who was before her marriage, Miss Annie Blewster, Fort Valley, Ga., and the following sons and daughters: A. E. Culpepper, Jr., Lynton Dick Culpepper, Mrs. Ed. Hayward, Jr., and Mrs. F. C. Shelton. He also leaves three grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: W. S. Culpepper, E. L. Culpepper and F. C. Culpepper, all of Monroe; Mrs. W. L. Blewster, Monroe; Mrs. H. L. Blackwell, Lake Charles, and Mrs. E. Marshall, Good Pine.
Published in The Monroe News-Star (LA), Thursday, March 30, 1939
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