Funeral services for Hollis L. Felts, Sr., 56, owner and operator of State Street Home for Convalescents, were conducted Saturday at 4 p.m. from Wright and Ferguson chapel, with the Rev. W. D. Kennedy and the Rev. S. W. Valentine officiating. He had suffered a long illness and died Friday night at his residence, 366 Savannah Street. He was a native of Simpson county and had lived in Jackson for the past 24 years.
His survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Richardson Felts; four sons, George E. Felts, Lawrence E. Felts, Jeffery Lynn Felts, all of Jackson, and Hollis Lee Felts, Jr., of St. Joseph, Mo.; four daughters, Mrs. H. W. Herrington, Mrs. B. T. Norsworth, Miss Olga Ann Felts and Miss Diane Felts, all of Jackson; his mother, Mrs. Minerva Bridges Felts, also of Jackson; three brothers, J. W, Felts of La Porte, Tex., A. D. Felts of Greenville and T. G Felts, Jr., of Pass Christian; and two sisters, Mrs. W. T. Ates of Jackson and Mrs. Leslie Everett of Tucson, Ariz.
Interment was in Lakewood Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Cecil Herrington, Sam Simmons, Louis Hamel, R. D. Moore, L. C. Weaver and J. H. Cook.
{Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
22 Apr 1962, Sun • Page 12}
His survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Richardson Felts; four sons, George E. Felts, Lawrence E. Felts, Jeffery Lynn Felts, all of Jackson, and Hollis Lee Felts, Jr., of St. Joseph, Mo.; four daughters, Mrs. H. W. Herrington, Mrs. B. T. Norsworth, Miss Olga Ann Felts and Miss Diane Felts, all of Jackson; his mother, Mrs. Minerva Bridges Felts, also of Jackson; three brothers, J. W, Felts of La Porte, Tex., A. D. Felts of Greenville and T. G Felts, Jr., of Pass Christian; and two sisters, Mrs. W. T. Ates of Jackson and Mrs. Leslie Everett of Tucson, Ariz.
Interment was in Lakewood Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Cecil Herrington, Sam Simmons, Louis Hamel, R. D. Moore, L. C. Weaver and J. H. Cook.
{Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
22 Apr 1962, Sun • Page 12}
Funeral services for Hollis L. Felts, Sr., 56, owner and operator of State Street Home for Convalescents, were conducted Saturday at 4 p.m. from Wright and Ferguson chapel, with the Rev. W. D. Kennedy and the Rev. S. W. Valentine officiating. He had suffered a long illness and died Friday night at his residence, 366 Savannah Street. He was a native of Simpson county and had lived in Jackson for the past 24 years.
His survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Richardson Felts; four sons, George E. Felts, Lawrence E. Felts, Jeffery Lynn Felts, all of Jackson, and Hollis Lee Felts, Jr., of St. Joseph, Mo.; four daughters, Mrs. H. W. Herrington, Mrs. B. T. Norsworth, Miss Olga Ann Felts and Miss Diane Felts, all of Jackson; his mother, Mrs. Minerva Bridges Felts, also of Jackson; three brothers, J. W, Felts of La Porte, Tex., A. D. Felts of Greenville and T. G Felts, Jr., of Pass Christian; and two sisters, Mrs. W. T. Ates of Jackson and Mrs. Leslie Everett of Tucson, Ariz.
Interment was in Lakewood Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Cecil Herrington, Sam Simmons, Louis Hamel, R. D. Moore, L. C. Weaver and J. H. Cook.
{Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
22 Apr 1962, Sun • Page 12}
His survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Richardson Felts; four sons, George E. Felts, Lawrence E. Felts, Jeffery Lynn Felts, all of Jackson, and Hollis Lee Felts, Jr., of St. Joseph, Mo.; four daughters, Mrs. H. W. Herrington, Mrs. B. T. Norsworth, Miss Olga Ann Felts and Miss Diane Felts, all of Jackson; his mother, Mrs. Minerva Bridges Felts, also of Jackson; three brothers, J. W, Felts of La Porte, Tex., A. D. Felts of Greenville and T. G Felts, Jr., of Pass Christian; and two sisters, Mrs. W. T. Ates of Jackson and Mrs. Leslie Everett of Tucson, Ariz.
Interment was in Lakewood Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Cecil Herrington, Sam Simmons, Louis Hamel, R. D. Moore, L. C. Weaver and J. H. Cook.
{Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
22 Apr 1962, Sun • Page 12}
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