The Eunice News from Eunice, Louisiana • 5

The Kunire Newi Thursday, February 24, 1994 Page 5 Obituaries ts In Memory of Janice Arnaud 25 years 25. 1969 Safely Home (If til i eJ Home Chapel at 1:00 p.m. Thursday for Mrs Helen Stag, 75. with burial following In Miller Cemetery Cemetery. The funeral home will open at 9 00 a Thursday.

Mrs Stagg. a resident of Eunice, died at 11:35 February 21 at North Oak Hospital. Hammond, after a long Illness. Mrs. Statfg was a housewife.

Survivors Include two sons Ashton Staftfl and Gregory Stagg Ijoth of Hat on Rouge; two daughters Ms Carohnn Morris. Little Rock. Ak. and Mrs. Jeff Liner of Hammond; four grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Ardoln's Funeral Home of Eunice Is In charge of arrangements. MRS. MARY C. JO.NKS Funeral services will be held at Greater True Light Baptist Church at 7 00 p.m., Friday. February 25.

for Mrs. Mary C. Jones, 89. with burial Saturday. February 26 9 00 a m.

In Mount Olive Cemetery. The wake will begin at 5 00 Friday. Mrs Jones, a resident of Eunice, died at 4:20 Tuesday. February 22. 1994.

at Moosa Memorial Hospital. Mrs Jones was a home-maker. Survivors Include three sisters. Agnes Terry of Eunice. Atllnc Klrklln of Beaumont.

Tx and Eula Celestlne of Los Angeles. California. Frank Brothers Funeral Home of Eunice Is In charge of arrangements. 1 i IV i -7 Nimf: M.nk Rvik1 Mrdus Occupation: t.innr-r tor I M. ml -t 1 li ui Hmwn Farms Born when and where: 1C fil In Marital atatua: single Children: Iwu, Rv.m 7 ami 1 10 In my apare time hunt and llsh My firat Job waa: I.irmuuj My favorite book aljnut Vm-I nam My favorite T.V.

ahow ia: spoils My favorite movie ia: I1n- )rcihnni-r My hero ia: inv dad Willie My friends like me because: I don't ki'x il thcv mi- nr not The one thing I've learned In life is: I In- hnlli-Sl The best advice my mother ever gave me is: si lionl i Dines lirst The worst advice I've ever received is: l.nv When I'm nervous iyt quirt I'm surprised when: Nothing ni'- Everyone but me: has nothlni: inure Ih.ni I have My most valued material possession is: my house If I had $10,000 to spare on a luxury I would: take hunting trips to Mexu and Canada I knew I was grown up when: I had inv first child. 1:1 'Y? MLRPHY "SLIP ROCK" STKVKNS JR. Furipnil services will bf he-Id at St Mathilda Catholic-Church at 1 1 Saturday lor Murphy Stevras 36, with burial following In the Churc Cemetery Wake services will be at Frank Uroth-ers Chapel Friday from 1 00 in to ') 00 in with a ro-sirv at 7.00 in. Stevens, a resident of Eunice, du-d at fi 10 pm. Febru.irv- 20 Memorial I Inspital Stevens was an oil field driller Survivors Include his mother, Oorglana Guillory Stevens of Eunice, one son, Invight Anthony Hampton of Basile.

four sisters. Joyce Stevens Vallare. Eva Mae Chirk, and l)u Ana Chat-man, all of Eunice, and Ixjm Ella Irvln of Sunset Frank Brothers Funeral Home of Eunice was In ArtrA Medtis My most irrational act was: de( iding not lo C' til I oill-llc If I could change one thing about myself I would: l.e 1i years oh again If I could learn one thing I've alwaya wanted to. it would be how to: skvdive My biggest regret: Is not going to ollege The best thing about this part of the state is: the people are very, vrrv hiendlv. Kid A Healthy Start MDMED A ('A health program for meJieaiil recipients under 21 years ofae.

Garden Potting Soil 40 lb. bag Top Soil 40 lb. bag $199 I am home in Heaven, deal tines. Oh, mi tiappy mid bright' There is pnlccl joy and beauty In tins everlasting light All Ilie pain and griel is over. rrstlen tossing passed, 1 am no at peaut- furever, Safely home in I leaven at last DiJ wonder 1 so talmly I rod Hie vaiiev nl the shade'1 Oh' bL.t Jesus love illuminated Jj'k tf'id fearful glade.

And lie i ami- Himself to meet me In that a so hard to tread, And with Jesus arm lean on, Could I have one doubt or dread? Then ou must nol grieve so sorely, or I love vou dearly still: Irs to ioik beyond cartl'i shadows, I'rav to trust our I alher Will There is work still waiting for you, So you must not idly stand, Ii it now. while life remainelh- You shall rest in Jesus land. hen that work is all completed, He will gently call you Home, Oh, the rapture of that meeting. Oh, tiic joy lo see you come! SuJly mtsseJ by Mother, Sisters, llruthers, riends Family Specials Cow Manure 40 lb. bag $199 Peat Humus 40 lb.

bag $1.99 rom Pkacock) Eunice 2016 Cigars, Blended Pipe Tobacco, MARLBORO! Cigarettes Cigarettes $799 B1089 carton carton Hi i Rozas. RS lHn tor dental, vision, exams and more. 457-3973 woosa memorial Hocrm Les Savoy NURSERY charge of arrangements. LAWRKNCK J. F0STFA0T GRyVM) PRAIRIE Funeral servk es will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Vtlle Platte at 4 in Thursday.

February 24. lor Liwrenc Fontenot. 62. with burial following In St. Peter's Cemetery In Grand Prairie.

Military funeral services will be conducted at Ardoln's Funeral Home Chapel In Ville Platte at 10 a on Thurs-dav inonilng. Mr Fontenot. a resident of Ville Platte, died at 10 24 pin, Tuesday. February 22. 1W4.

at the VA Hospital In Alexandria, after a four-month Illness. Mr. Fontenot was an oil-Held cook. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs Hetty (Vldrlne) Fontenot of Ville Platte, one son. Mickey of Ville Platte; two daughters, Mrs.

Ricky (Jackie) La-londe Sr. and Ms. Li. McGee. both of Ville Platte; four brothers.

Horace of Eunice. Edward of Denham Springs, Alton of Ville Platte and Clayton of Baton Rouge; three sisters. Mrs. Clifford (Iris) Broussard of Eunice and Mrs Roth Crosby and Mrs. Sue Eubanks.

both of Ville Platte; and five grandchildren. Ardoln's Funeral Home of Ville Platte Is In charge of arrangements MRS. IIKLFN STACG Funeral services will be held at Ardoln's Funeral J6ssrj M3u Hwy. 190 East (Across 457 Mil lAI'f lit Mi-f I Humidor: Imported Cigarettes BASIC Cigarettes $099 Vrcarton jama Cigarettes $749 carton Get YOUR IM)SSMAN DKLKJHTS-Kunicc Hotarians gut a partial pri'view of thi' National Symphony Orchentra'H performance when Mrs. Pat DoxHman showed a tape at the Wednesday meeting.

MemlxTS of the Symphony Orchestra will perform tonight in Funic' to a Holdout crowd. Dossman is a member of the Eunice Community Concert and Choir who are sponsoring the event. The Symphony will hold classes for local music students Thursday and 'jam" at Nick's on Second with Cajun musicians after the performance. Also at Wednesday's meeting Kotarians discussed the Adopt-A-Spot program, the forthcoming Secretary's Day event and the hosting of Gorman guests in Eunice on April 25. I VV American Heart Association CLEAN OUT SALE Come md help clean out the racks.

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