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Jessie Odom Glick - Madison Parish, Louisiana

From Tallulah Madison Journal September 6, 1968

Rites Held For Former Resident Of Tallulah

Mrs. Jessie Odom Glick, former resident of Tallulah, passed away Friday, August 30 at 3:00 a. m. in 
the Madison Parish Hospital.

Mrs. Glick was born in Dennis Mills, Louisiana on August 25, 1896. She moved to Tallulah in 1924 and 
later married Perry A. Glick. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Tallulah and during the 
years she lived in Tallulah she was employed by The Yerger Oil Mill, The Madison National Bank and in 
the law office of Mason Spencer. In 1936, Mr. and Mrs. Glick moved to Tifton, Georgia, from there they 
went to Waco, Texas and were presently living in Brownsville, Texas where she was a member of the First 
Presbyterian church.

Mrs. Glick is survived by her husband, Perry A. Glick of Brownsville, Texas, one daughter, Mrs. H. S. Provine 
of Tallulah; three sisters, Mrs. Della Kimberlin of Baton Rouge; Mrs. Homer Kemp of Denham Springs, Louisiana; 
Mrs. Jewell Stockwell of Denham Springs, Louisiana and four brothers; W. H. Odom of Denham Springs, Louisiana; 
Womack Odom of Denham Springs, Louisiana; Frank Odom of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and James Odom of Baton Rouge, 
Louisiana. She leaves three granddaughters; Miss Dorothy Provine; Mrs. Frank Briggs and Miss Kay Provine.

Services were held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at the Crothers Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend Clark Bell 
and Reverend Bobby Brown conducting the services. Interment was in Silver Cross Cemetery at Tallulah.

Pallbearers were: M. A. Phillips Harry Placke, J. H. Bryant, Warren Patrick, Dave Callahan, R. D. Hayes, 
Salo Abrahm and C. B DeMoss.