Columbian Progress
Sept 8 1938
James A. May
James A. May age 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Faulk in Picayune Wednesday, August 31st.
Last rites were held from the Foxworth Baptist Church, Rev. Meredith assisted by Rev. D. W. Ulmer officiating. Interment was in the Fortenberry cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie May of Foxworth and Mrs. Lonnie Faulk of Picayune; and one son, Harvey J. May of Rexford, Kansas.
Mr. May was for many years yard foreman at the J. J. White Lumber Company here. Recently he had been making his home with his daughter in Picayune.
Article submitted by; Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur
Sept 8 1938
James A. May
James A. May age 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Faulk in Picayune Wednesday, August 31st.
Last rites were held from the Foxworth Baptist Church, Rev. Meredith assisted by Rev. D. W. Ulmer officiating. Interment was in the Fortenberry cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie May of Foxworth and Mrs. Lonnie Faulk of Picayune; and one son, Harvey J. May of Rexford, Kansas.
Mr. May was for many years yard foreman at the J. J. White Lumber Company here. Recently he had been making his home with his daughter in Picayune.
Article submitted by; Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur
Columbian Progress
Sept 8 1938
James A. May
James A. May age 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Faulk in Picayune Wednesday, August 31st.
Last rites were held from the Foxworth Baptist Church, Rev. Meredith assisted by Rev. D. W. Ulmer officiating. Interment was in the Fortenberry cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie May of Foxworth and Mrs. Lonnie Faulk of Picayune; and one son, Harvey J. May of Rexford, Kansas.
Mr. May was for many years yard foreman at the J. J. White Lumber Company here. Recently he had been making his home with his daughter in Picayune.
Article submitted by; Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur
Sept 8 1938
James A. May
James A. May age 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Faulk in Picayune Wednesday, August 31st.
Last rites were held from the Foxworth Baptist Church, Rev. Meredith assisted by Rev. D. W. Ulmer officiating. Interment was in the Fortenberry cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie May of Foxworth and Mrs. Lonnie Faulk of Picayune; and one son, Harvey J. May of Rexford, Kansas.
Mr. May was for many years yard foreman at the J. J. White Lumber Company here. Recently he had been making his home with his daughter in Picayune.
Article submitted by; Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur
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