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H. M. Goza - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Madison Journal October 17, 1930

H. M. GOZA DIES

H. M. Goza, 72, died at his home in Delhi, Tuesday evening, October 7, after a long illness.

Mr. Goza will be remembered by a number of friends who knew him the two years he lived in Tallulah. 
He came here from Leflore County, Mississippi. He went to Delhi from here, where he spent the 
remainder of his life.

Mr. Goza was born and reared in Carroll County, Mississippi; he was a very devout Christian, having 
been reared in a very religious home. He was a member of the Methodist Church, and always identified 
himself with the church wherever he went.

He was buried in Delhi with Rev. Spinks of Delhi, Rev. W. H. Giles of Tallulah, and Rev. John Booth 
of Winnsboro, an old boyhood friend, officiating.

Surviving him are: Mrs. H. M. Goza, his wife; one daughter, Mrs. W. T. Windham of Delhi; four 
grandchildren, Mrs. Frank Quihn and Clytre Hammett, of Belzoni, Miss., Jim Mae Hammett, Jackson, Miss., 
Katheryn Windham, Delhi;  and one brother, T. H. Goza of Tallulah.