Mrs. Mary G. Whitten, Hempstead Co., AR
Noah Hunter, Hempstead Co., AR

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MRS. MARY G. WHITTEN
Hope Star, Hope, AR    Wednesday, November 18, 1973

    MRS. MARY G. WHITTEN
    Mrs. Mary Gaelenia Whitten, age 83, died Tuesday in a local
hospital.  She was a member of the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church and a
lifelong resident of Nevada and Hempstead Counties.
    Survivors are her husband, John A. Whitten of Hope; one son, Newburn
Whitten of Texarkana; one daughter, Mrs. Hazel Scheer of St. Louis, Mo.;
13 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren; 2 great great grandchildren;
two sisters, Mrs. Dora Norton of New Boston, Tex., and Mrs. Della Tanner
of San Antonio, Tex.; several nieces and nephews.
    Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Garrett Memorial
Baptist Church with the Rev. Jim Sayers officiating and the Rev. Ernest
Whitten assisting.  Interment will be in Anderson cemetery with Oakcrest
Funeral Home in charge.


NOAH HUNTER 
Hope Star, Hope, AR    Tuesday, January 22, 1991

     NOAH HUNTER
     Graveside services for Noah Hunter, 75, were held at 2 p.m.
today in New Salem Cemetery (Nevada County) with the Rev. Louie Wesson
officiating.
     A resident of Laneburg, Mr. Hunter died Sunday in a
local hospital.
     He was a retired security guard with the Arkansas State Highway
Department, a member of the Methodist church, a Veteran of World War II,
and a native of Nevada County.
     He is survived by his wife, Frances Hunter of Laneburg; two sons,
William Hunter, Jr. of Clearmont, Fla., Larry Hunter of Laneburg; one
daughter, Elizabeth Nichols of Hope; one brother, Ira Hunter of
Prescott; three sisters, Pearl Thrasher of Prescott, Velma Gregory of El
Dorado, Denver Gassaway of Little Rock; and six grandchildren.