A Cayce couple en route home from a trip to Texas, was killed in a car-truck collision today in Forrest Miss.
Officers identified them as Hugh A. Andrews, 49, and Mrs. Myrtle Price Andrews, 48.
Critically injuried in the crash was John E. Johnson, 28 year old of Jackson, Miss. He was treated here and then transferred to a Jackson Hospital.
Officers said the accident occurred hen Johnson swerved his produce truck around a road grader into the path of the Andrews car. Culpable negligence charges were filed against him.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrews had been accompanied on the Texas trip by their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Kyzer, Jr. of Vicksburg, Miss. They has left the Kyzer home this morning.
Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
Funeral arrangements are incomlete at this time.
The bodies are being returned to THompson Funeral Home.
Published in The State, Thursday, September 19, 1963
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Cayce Couples Rites Set
Joint Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Andrews will be
held at 11 a. m. Sayurday, from Cayce Methodist Church by the Rev. N. K. Polk and the Rev. O. H. Hatchett. Interment will be in Southland Memorial Gardens.
The Cayce Couple was killed Wednesday in a car-truck collision
in Forest, Miss. while enroute home from a trip to Texas.Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
The bodies will be at Thompson Funel Home until Saturday morning and then taken to the home.
Published in The Columbia Record, Friday, September 19, 1963
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Officers identified them as Hugh A. Andrews, 49, and Mrs. Myrtle Price Andrews, 48.
Critically injuried in the crash was John E. Johnson, 28 year old of Jackson, Miss. He was treated here and then transferred to a Jackson Hospital.
Officers said the accident occurred hen Johnson swerved his produce truck around a road grader into the path of the Andrews car. Culpable negligence charges were filed against him.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrews had been accompanied on the Texas trip by their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Kyzer, Jr. of Vicksburg, Miss. They has left the Kyzer home this morning.
Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
Funeral arrangements are incomlete at this time.
The bodies are being returned to THompson Funeral Home.
Published in The State, Thursday, September 19, 1963
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Cayce Couples Rites Set
Joint Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Andrews will be
held at 11 a. m. Sayurday, from Cayce Methodist Church by the Rev. N. K. Polk and the Rev. O. H. Hatchett. Interment will be in Southland Memorial Gardens.
The Cayce Couple was killed Wednesday in a car-truck collision
in Forest, Miss. while enroute home from a trip to Texas.Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
The bodies will be at Thompson Funel Home until Saturday morning and then taken to the home.
Published in The Columbia Record, Friday, September 19, 1963
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A Cayce couple en route home from a trip to Texas, was killed in a car-truck collision today in Forrest Miss.
Officers identified them as Hugh A. Andrews, 49, and Mrs. Myrtle Price Andrews, 48.
Critically injuried in the crash was John E. Johnson, 28 year old of Jackson, Miss. He was treated here and then transferred to a Jackson Hospital.
Officers said the accident occurred hen Johnson swerved his produce truck around a road grader into the path of the Andrews car. Culpable negligence charges were filed against him.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrews had been accompanied on the Texas trip by their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Kyzer, Jr. of Vicksburg, Miss. They has left the Kyzer home this morning.
Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
Funeral arrangements are incomlete at this time.
The bodies are being returned to THompson Funeral Home.
Published in The State, Thursday, September 19, 1963
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Cayce Couples Rites Set
Joint Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Andrews will be
held at 11 a. m. Sayurday, from Cayce Methodist Church by the Rev. N. K. Polk and the Rev. O. H. Hatchett. Interment will be in Southland Memorial Gardens.
The Cayce Couple was killed Wednesday in a car-truck collision
in Forest, Miss. while enroute home from a trip to Texas.Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
The bodies will be at Thompson Funel Home until Saturday morning and then taken to the home.
Published in The Columbia Record, Friday, September 19, 1963
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Officers identified them as Hugh A. Andrews, 49, and Mrs. Myrtle Price Andrews, 48.
Critically injuried in the crash was John E. Johnson, 28 year old of Jackson, Miss. He was treated here and then transferred to a Jackson Hospital.
Officers said the accident occurred hen Johnson swerved his produce truck around a road grader into the path of the Andrews car. Culpable negligence charges were filed against him.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrews had been accompanied on the Texas trip by their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Kyzer, Jr. of Vicksburg, Miss. They has left the Kyzer home this morning.
Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
Funeral arrangements are incomlete at this time.
The bodies are being returned to THompson Funeral Home.
Published in The State, Thursday, September 19, 1963
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Cayce Couples Rites Set
Joint Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Andrews will be
held at 11 a. m. Sayurday, from Cayce Methodist Church by the Rev. N. K. Polk and the Rev. O. H. Hatchett. Interment will be in Southland Memorial Gardens.
The Cayce Couple was killed Wednesday in a car-truck collision
in Forest, Miss. while enroute home from a trip to Texas.Mrs. Andrews, 69, the former Myrle Price of Gilbert, daughter of H. M. and Mrs. Evelyn Wingard Price and was a life-long resident of Lexingon County.
Surviors include one son, Jerome Andrews of Washington; one daughter, Mrs. an Kyzer of Vicksburg, Miss., her parents; daughter; six sisters, Lorett Koon , Mrs. J. P. Andrews and Mrs. Lois Caughman of West Columbia, Mrs. Rose Hanock of Cayce, and Mrs. Ida Ostendorff and Mrs. Lola Kyzer of Charleston and three brothers, Ray and Ansel Price of Gilbert and Shuford Price of Lexington.
Mr. Andrews, 49, was born on Lawtey County Fla., and was a a building contractor.
Survivors include one son; one daughter, six brothers, J. P. of West Columbia, Elton of Cayce, W. H. of Jacksonville, Fla., Paul B. of St. Petersburg, Fla., and J. A. Andrews of Stark, Fla. and six sisters Mrs. Emma Crews of Wachula, Fla., Mrs. Gertrude Altman of Fort Myers, Fla., Mrs. Elva Lee Edwards. Mrs. Ida Mae Redding and Mrs. Kate Owens of Jacksonville, and Juanita Wells of Wilson, N. C.
The bodies will be at Thompson Funel Home until Saturday morning and then taken to the home.
Published in The Columbia Record, Friday, September 19, 1963
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