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Clarence Clifton Brown - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, October 3, 1958

Rites Held For C. C. Brown On Wednesday Evening

Clarence Clifton Brown, 58 died in a Delhi clinic Tuesday morning of leukemia after an illness of 
several months.

He was a Madison Parish farmer for the past 22 years and a member of the First Baptist Church of Tallulah. 
He had moved here from Queen City, Texas.

Services were held at the First Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon with the Revs. Shirley Briggs and 
Lucian Conway officiating. Burial under the direction of Crothers Funeral Home was in the Silver Cross Cemetery.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Vere Brown; three sons, C. V. Brown, Shreveport, Wayne Brown, Tallulah, and 
Franklin Brown, Hammond; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Thompson of Tallulah; three brothers, W. F. Brown, 
Greenwood, E. S. Brown, McCloud, Texas, and Worley Brown, Shreveport; three sisters, Mrs. Martha Graves 
and Mrs. Lena Atkins, both of Myra, and Ms. Fronia Westbrook, Raceland, and seven grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Jesse Anderson, Clay Crawford, R. H. Horn, Burney Westmoreland, Rupert Harmon 
and James Martin.