Lula Mae and her older sister, Ethel, were both taken in as young girls by Robert and Mae Hettie Oates Adams, and the Adams' reared the two girls as their own daughters.
OBITUARY FROM THE ORLANDO SENTINEL, Orlando, Florida, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961
MRS. LULA MAE HANKS, 55, of 295 Pineapple Ave., Eau Gallie died at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Hanks first came to Florida in 1955 from Crossville, Ill., and lived in Vero Beach before moving to Eau Gallie in 1958.
She was employed by Radiation Inc., a member of the Missionary Baptist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, and the Royal Neighbor Lodge of Crossville.
SURVIVING are her husband, Bill Hanks; Eau Gallie; and one sister, Mrs. Ethel Kastern, Morgan City, La.
Funeral services were conducted in Davis Funeral Home yesterday with the Rev. G. R. West officiating. Final services and burial will be in Crossville.
OBITUARY FROM THE ORLANDO SENTINEL, Orlando, Florida, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961
MRS. LULA MAE HANKS, 55, of 295 Pineapple Ave., Eau Gallie died at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Hanks first came to Florida in 1955 from Crossville, Ill., and lived in Vero Beach before moving to Eau Gallie in 1958.
She was employed by Radiation Inc., a member of the Missionary Baptist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, and the Royal Neighbor Lodge of Crossville.
SURVIVING are her husband, Bill Hanks; Eau Gallie; and one sister, Mrs. Ethel Kastern, Morgan City, La.
Funeral services were conducted in Davis Funeral Home yesterday with the Rev. G. R. West officiating. Final services and burial will be in Crossville.
Lula Mae and her older sister, Ethel, were both taken in as young girls by Robert and Mae Hettie Oates Adams, and the Adams' reared the two girls as their own daughters.
OBITUARY FROM THE ORLANDO SENTINEL, Orlando, Florida, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961
MRS. LULA MAE HANKS, 55, of 295 Pineapple Ave., Eau Gallie died at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Hanks first came to Florida in 1955 from Crossville, Ill., and lived in Vero Beach before moving to Eau Gallie in 1958.
She was employed by Radiation Inc., a member of the Missionary Baptist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, and the Royal Neighbor Lodge of Crossville.
SURVIVING are her husband, Bill Hanks; Eau Gallie; and one sister, Mrs. Ethel Kastern, Morgan City, La.
Funeral services were conducted in Davis Funeral Home yesterday with the Rev. G. R. West officiating. Final services and burial will be in Crossville.
OBITUARY FROM THE ORLANDO SENTINEL, Orlando, Florida, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961
MRS. LULA MAE HANKS, 55, of 295 Pineapple Ave., Eau Gallie died at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Hanks first came to Florida in 1955 from Crossville, Ill., and lived in Vero Beach before moving to Eau Gallie in 1958.
She was employed by Radiation Inc., a member of the Missionary Baptist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, and the Royal Neighbor Lodge of Crossville.
SURVIVING are her husband, Bill Hanks; Eau Gallie; and one sister, Mrs. Ethel Kastern, Morgan City, La.
Funeral services were conducted in Davis Funeral Home yesterday with the Rev. G. R. West officiating. Final services and burial will be in Crossville.
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