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Oscar Earl Lewis - Madison Parish, Louisiana

From Tallulah Madison Journal, July 1, 1966

Services Held Tuesday For O. L. Lewis

Funeral services for Oscar Earl Lewis, 71, who died Monday in Madison Parish Hospital after a long 
illness was held Tuesday at 4p.m. Services were conducted in the First Baptist Church with the 
Rev. J. H. Hamilton and J. D. Walters of Waverly officiating. Burial followed in Silver Cross 
Cemetery under the direction of Crothers Funeral Home.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Future Lewis of Tallulah; a son, Ed Lewis of Tallulah; a daughter, 
Mrs. Billy Sanders, Port Gibson, Miss.; three brothers, Terrill Lewis and George Lewis, both of Waverly 
and Floyd Lewis of Natchez, Miss.; four sisters, Mrs. R. B. Tate of Waverly, Mrs. Clyde B. Adams, 
of Rayville, Mrs. Earnest Kastorff of Indianola, Miss., and Miss Viola Lewis of Shreveport; 
and seven grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Howard Carney, Perry Williams, Robert Brown, Floyd Spells, H. S. Keyes and Eddie Easley.