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Services for Louis T. Douthit were held at Lueders Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Dalton Fisher, pastor. Mr. Douthit was Methodist. He was a farmer and owner of Douthit Cotton Gin at Avoca.
Mr. Douthit graduated from Lueders High School and McMurry College in Abilene. His parents were pioneer settlers at Lueders, Texas.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Glenn Rydl; two brothers - J.D. and Arnold Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Doe Reagan, Mrs. Doris Long, Mrs. Lillie Barbee; two step-grandchildren.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1959-1961, page 174
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
Services for Louis T. Douthit were held at Lueders Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Dalton Fisher, pastor. Mr. Douthit was Methodist. He was a farmer and owner of Douthit Cotton Gin at Avoca.
Mr. Douthit graduated from Lueders High School and McMurry College in Abilene. His parents were pioneer settlers at Lueders, Texas.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Glenn Rydl; two brothers - J.D. and Arnold Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Doe Reagan, Mrs. Doris Long, Mrs. Lillie Barbee; two step-grandchildren.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1959-1961, page 174
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
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Services for Louis T. Douthit were held at Lueders Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Dalton Fisher, pastor. Mr. Douthit was Methodist. He was a farmer and owner of Douthit Cotton Gin at Avoca.
Mr. Douthit graduated from Lueders High School and McMurry College in Abilene. His parents were pioneer settlers at Lueders, Texas.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Glenn Rydl; two brothers - J.D. and Arnold Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Doe Reagan, Mrs. Doris Long, Mrs. Lillie Barbee; two step-grandchildren.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1959-1961, page 174
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
Services for Louis T. Douthit were held at Lueders Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Dalton Fisher, pastor. Mr. Douthit was Methodist. He was a farmer and owner of Douthit Cotton Gin at Avoca.
Mr. Douthit graduated from Lueders High School and McMurry College in Abilene. His parents were pioneer settlers at Lueders, Texas.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Glenn Rydl; two brothers - J.D. and Arnold Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Doe Reagan, Mrs. Doris Long, Mrs. Lillie Barbee; two step-grandchildren.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1959-1961, page 174
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
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