Clell E. Farmer
Clell E. Farmer. 76, of 218 Allstate Drive, died late Monday morning after a long illness.
Services: 2 p m. today at Baldwin Funeral Home on Robinson Road. Burial: Lakewood Memorial Park.
Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Margaret Weston Farmer; and three sisters. Mrs. Mary Barlow, Mrs. Eula Mae Cagle and Mrs. Madeline Smith, all of Wesson.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Wesson and had been a resident of 'Jackson for over four years. He was a retired food director with Szabo Foods. Inc., and was a Baptist.
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Mississippi, 25 Oct 1977, Tue • Page 22
Clell E. Farmer. 76, of 218 Allstate Drive, died late Monday morning after a long illness.
Services: 2 p m. today at Baldwin Funeral Home on Robinson Road. Burial: Lakewood Memorial Park.
Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Margaret Weston Farmer; and three sisters. Mrs. Mary Barlow, Mrs. Eula Mae Cagle and Mrs. Madeline Smith, all of Wesson.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Wesson and had been a resident of 'Jackson for over four years. He was a retired food director with Szabo Foods. Inc., and was a Baptist.
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Mississippi, 25 Oct 1977, Tue • Page 22
Clell E. Farmer
Clell E. Farmer. 76, of 218 Allstate Drive, died late Monday morning after a long illness.
Services: 2 p m. today at Baldwin Funeral Home on Robinson Road. Burial: Lakewood Memorial Park.
Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Margaret Weston Farmer; and three sisters. Mrs. Mary Barlow, Mrs. Eula Mae Cagle and Mrs. Madeline Smith, all of Wesson.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Wesson and had been a resident of 'Jackson for over four years. He was a retired food director with Szabo Foods. Inc., and was a Baptist.
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Mississippi, 25 Oct 1977, Tue • Page 22
Clell E. Farmer. 76, of 218 Allstate Drive, died late Monday morning after a long illness.
Services: 2 p m. today at Baldwin Funeral Home on Robinson Road. Burial: Lakewood Memorial Park.
Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Margaret Weston Farmer; and three sisters. Mrs. Mary Barlow, Mrs. Eula Mae Cagle and Mrs. Madeline Smith, all of Wesson.
Mr. Farmer was a native of Wesson and had been a resident of 'Jackson for over four years. He was a retired food director with Szabo Foods. Inc., and was a Baptist.
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Mississippi, 25 Oct 1977, Tue • Page 22
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