Funeral services for Charles Leon Carter, 45, of West Ridge, who died Saturday April 26 1986following a one-vehicle accident in Mississippi County, will be at the Murphy Funeral Home chapel in Lepanto with Rev. Guy Shempert officiating. Burial will follow in Garden Point Cemetery.
An Arkansas State Police spokesman said Carter was killed when his northbound Chevrolet pickup truck overturned on Arkansas Highway 77 near Bondsville after he failed to negotiate a curve.
Carter is survived by his daughter, Pam Neal of West Ridge, a son, Danny Carter of West Ridge, AR; his mother, Mrs Virgie Carter of Lepanto, AR, three sisters: Mrs Imogene Smith and Mrs. Francine Stacks, both of Jacksonville, AR; and Mrs Gertrude Hunt of North Little Rock, AR; seven brothers: Emmitt Carter of Heber Springs, AR; Dr. O.C. Carter of Hardinsburg, KY; Billy Carter of Shreveport, LA; and Teddy White, Otto Carter, Bo Carter and Phillip Carter all of Lepanto, AR; and one granddaughter. Carter was an Arkansas native and a farmer and was of the Baptist belief.
An Arkansas State Police spokesman said Carter was killed when his northbound Chevrolet pickup truck overturned on Arkansas Highway 77 near Bondsville after he failed to negotiate a curve.
Carter is survived by his daughter, Pam Neal of West Ridge, a son, Danny Carter of West Ridge, AR; his mother, Mrs Virgie Carter of Lepanto, AR, three sisters: Mrs Imogene Smith and Mrs. Francine Stacks, both of Jacksonville, AR; and Mrs Gertrude Hunt of North Little Rock, AR; seven brothers: Emmitt Carter of Heber Springs, AR; Dr. O.C. Carter of Hardinsburg, KY; Billy Carter of Shreveport, LA; and Teddy White, Otto Carter, Bo Carter and Phillip Carter all of Lepanto, AR; and one granddaughter. Carter was an Arkansas native and a farmer and was of the Baptist belief.
Funeral services for Charles Leon Carter, 45, of West Ridge, who died Saturday April 26 1986following a one-vehicle accident in Mississippi County, will be at the Murphy Funeral Home chapel in Lepanto with Rev. Guy Shempert officiating. Burial will follow in Garden Point Cemetery.
An Arkansas State Police spokesman said Carter was killed when his northbound Chevrolet pickup truck overturned on Arkansas Highway 77 near Bondsville after he failed to negotiate a curve.
Carter is survived by his daughter, Pam Neal of West Ridge, a son, Danny Carter of West Ridge, AR; his mother, Mrs Virgie Carter of Lepanto, AR, three sisters: Mrs Imogene Smith and Mrs. Francine Stacks, both of Jacksonville, AR; and Mrs Gertrude Hunt of North Little Rock, AR; seven brothers: Emmitt Carter of Heber Springs, AR; Dr. O.C. Carter of Hardinsburg, KY; Billy Carter of Shreveport, LA; and Teddy White, Otto Carter, Bo Carter and Phillip Carter all of Lepanto, AR; and one granddaughter. Carter was an Arkansas native and a farmer and was of the Baptist belief.
An Arkansas State Police spokesman said Carter was killed when his northbound Chevrolet pickup truck overturned on Arkansas Highway 77 near Bondsville after he failed to negotiate a curve.
Carter is survived by his daughter, Pam Neal of West Ridge, a son, Danny Carter of West Ridge, AR; his mother, Mrs Virgie Carter of Lepanto, AR, three sisters: Mrs Imogene Smith and Mrs. Francine Stacks, both of Jacksonville, AR; and Mrs Gertrude Hunt of North Little Rock, AR; seven brothers: Emmitt Carter of Heber Springs, AR; Dr. O.C. Carter of Hardinsburg, KY; Billy Carter of Shreveport, LA; and Teddy White, Otto Carter, Bo Carter and Phillip Carter all of Lepanto, AR; and one granddaughter. Carter was an Arkansas native and a farmer and was of the Baptist belief.
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