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Wade William Graham - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Monroe News-Star May 22, 1962

TALLULAH (Special) — Funeral services for Wade William Graham, 78, retired Tallulah area farmer, 
were scheduled to be held in Crothers Chapel in Tallulah at 4 p.m. today with the Rev. Oscar R. Daniels 
officiating.

Mr. Graham was the father of Melvin, Graham, Johnny Graham, Cecil Graham, Mrs. Ida Humble and 
Mrs. Jack Ates, all of Monroe, and Mrs. T. L. Hicks of West Monroe.

He died Sunday afternoon at the Madison Parish hospital.

Burial was to be in the Gardens of Memory Cemetery under the direction of Crothers Funeral Home.

Mr. Graham, a native of Campti, was a Madison Parish resident the past 50 years.

Survivors are three other sons, Cleo Graham, Blytheville, Ark., Leo Graham, stationed with the U.S. 
Air Force in Germany and Walter Graham, Dallas, Tex.; two other daughters, Mrs. Paul E. Woods, 
Bossier City, Mrs. Louise Jacobs, Mrs. Eva Dykes and Mrs. Jack Lott, all of Tallulah; two sisters; 
15 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers were to be Victor Fairbanks, George Townsend, Charles Black, Jesse Graham, Harrison Graham, 
M. T. M__, Benny Prewitt and Westley ___.