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Roy C. Crow - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, November 18, 1960

Roy C. Crow, Local Drug Store Owner, Dies From Apparent Heart Attack; Services Held Last Sunday

Services for Roy C. Crow, prominent Tallulah druggist, owner of the Crow Drug Store, who died last 
Friday from an apparent heart attack while fishing on Bear Lake west of Tallulah, were held last 
Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church with the Rev. A. B. Pierce officiating, assisted by the 
Rev. Dan Lott, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Interment followed in the Silver Cross Cemetery 
under the direction of Young's Funeral Home.

Mr. Crow was a native of Garnet, Arkansas. He had lived in Tallulah since 1941 having formerly been 
in the drug business at Epps, La. He was a member of the Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association, 
the National Association of Retail Druggists, a member of the Baptist Church, the Tallulah Masonic Lodge 
and the Royal Arch Masons.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mettie Lilly Crow, one son, Carroll T. Crow, all of Tallulah ; two brothers, 
Willie B. Crow and Walter Crow, both of Star City, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. George Taylor, Little Rock, Ark., 
and Mrs. Edna Gossett, Lubbock, Texas; and three grandchildren.

Honorary pallbearers were E. E. Antley, H. G. Hatcher, L. J. Kathan, C. E. Goss, Albert Sevier, R. W. Wilson, 
W. N. Dickinson, George Yerger, Andrew Yerger, Ed Yerger, Bill Yerger, Maxwell Yerger, J. W. Rogillio, 
Ilar Osborne, Tom Bradley, M. Gustafson, J. H. Lusk, C. L. Hawkins and W. B. Hawkins of Epps, La.

Active pallbearers were Rufus Yerger, M. C. Farlow, S. C. Smith, Phillip J. Scurria, W. J. Wilson, L. S. Grace, 
Maurice Ursery and N. A. White.