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Hattie Kathan - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, August 4, 1961

Services Held Tuesday for Mrs. Hattie Kathan

Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Kathan, 68, prominent Tallulah resident who died Sunday night, was 
held Tuesday afternoon at 1 :00 o'clock at the Tallulah Methodist Church. The Rev. Wilson Watson, pastor 
of the church officiated and interment followed in the Silver Cross Cemetery under the direction of 
Young's Funeral home.

Mrs. Kathan was ill for around a year.

A native of Brinkley, Arkansas, Mrs. Kathan was widow of the late Lee J. Kathan and a member of 
the Methodist Church.

Mrs. Kathan is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Francis Craig, and Mrs. Jo Ann Scott, both of Tallulah 
three brothers, B. C. Brown, Texarkana, Arkansas, Kennith Brown, Walter Brown, both of Brinkley, Arkansas; 
a sister, Mrs. Carrie B. Hudson, Houston, Texas; four grandchildren, Walter M. Scott, III, Susan Scott, 
Joseph Kathan Scott and Lee Craig, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Active pallbearers were Rufus Yerger, J. H. Bryant, Cliff Adams, Malcolm Cagnolatti, Salo Abrahm, Warren 
Patrick, J. C. Sherwin and Fred Frazier, Jr.

Honorary pallbearers were Harry Frazier, Sr., Dr. H. S. Provine,  Dr. A. Street of Vicksburg, Fay Hurley, 
E. M. Jones, Fred Frazier, Sr., George Atkins and Glenn Whetstone.