Furneral services for Malcolm L. Hollingsworth, 65, of Route 3, Houston were held at 2 p.m.,Wednesday, March 14 at Memorial Funeral Home with the Rev. James Smith officating. He was buried at Enon Cemetery.
Hollingsworth, a lifelong resident of Chickasaw County, was the son of
Chickasaw County, was the son of Thomas C. and Ruby Crouch Hollingsworth. He was a farmer and cattleman.
He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Hollingsworth of Houston; a son,
Leon Hollingsworth of Houston, daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harlow of Idabel, Okla.; his father, a resident of Houston; his mother, a resident of Memphis; five brothers, Couch Hollingsworth, Dewayne Hollingsworth, Wayne Hollingsworth, and Ronald Hollingsworth, all of Memphis, and James F. Hollingsworth of Houston; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Rodney Hollingsworth, Jim Earp, Hick Earp, Howard Earp, David Duncan and W. L. Hill.
Houston Times Post, Thursday, March 22, 1979, Page 2.
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Hollingsworth, a lifelong resident of Chickasaw County, was the son of
Chickasaw County, was the son of Thomas C. and Ruby Crouch Hollingsworth. He was a farmer and cattleman.
He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Hollingsworth of Houston; a son,
Leon Hollingsworth of Houston, daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harlow of Idabel, Okla.; his father, a resident of Houston; his mother, a resident of Memphis; five brothers, Couch Hollingsworth, Dewayne Hollingsworth, Wayne Hollingsworth, and Ronald Hollingsworth, all of Memphis, and James F. Hollingsworth of Houston; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Rodney Hollingsworth, Jim Earp, Hick Earp, Howard Earp, David Duncan and W. L. Hill.
Houston Times Post, Thursday, March 22, 1979, Page 2.
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Furneral services for Malcolm L. Hollingsworth, 65, of Route 3, Houston were held at 2 p.m.,Wednesday, March 14 at Memorial Funeral Home with the Rev. James Smith officating. He was buried at Enon Cemetery.
Hollingsworth, a lifelong resident of Chickasaw County, was the son of
Chickasaw County, was the son of Thomas C. and Ruby Crouch Hollingsworth. He was a farmer and cattleman.
He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Hollingsworth of Houston; a son,
Leon Hollingsworth of Houston, daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harlow of Idabel, Okla.; his father, a resident of Houston; his mother, a resident of Memphis; five brothers, Couch Hollingsworth, Dewayne Hollingsworth, Wayne Hollingsworth, and Ronald Hollingsworth, all of Memphis, and James F. Hollingsworth of Houston; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Rodney Hollingsworth, Jim Earp, Hick Earp, Howard Earp, David Duncan and W. L. Hill.
Houston Times Post, Thursday, March 22, 1979, Page 2.
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Hollingsworth, a lifelong resident of Chickasaw County, was the son of
Chickasaw County, was the son of Thomas C. and Ruby Crouch Hollingsworth. He was a farmer and cattleman.
He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Hollingsworth of Houston; a son,
Leon Hollingsworth of Houston, daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harlow of Idabel, Okla.; his father, a resident of Houston; his mother, a resident of Memphis; five brothers, Couch Hollingsworth, Dewayne Hollingsworth, Wayne Hollingsworth, and Ronald Hollingsworth, all of Memphis, and James F. Hollingsworth of Houston; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Rodney Hollingsworth, Jim Earp, Hick Earp, Howard Earp, David Duncan and W. L. Hill.
Houston Times Post, Thursday, March 22, 1979, Page 2.
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