• General Notes

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  REFN: 10600
  Notes: THE PARIS NEWS, 18 Mar 1958. 'Death of Lewis B. Nix, 1101 P ine
  Bluff St., a life insurance salesman here more than 30 years, occurred
  Tuesday about 7 a.m. in a Paris hospital. He had been ill some time. The
  fune ral, Wednesday at 4 p.m., will be held at Fry and Gibbs chapel, with
  burial i n Evergreen Cemetery. Besides his wife, Mr. Nix leaves two
  children, Alton Ni x, Alexandria, La., and Mrs. Leonard Higgins, Bonham;
  two grandchildren, incl uding Richard Lee Nix, he and his mother, widow of
  Porter Nix, living in the Lewis Nix home, and these sisters and brothers:
  Mrs. J.F. Henry, Texarkana; M rs. Mandy Gann, Terrell; Mrs. Tom
  McFatridge, Baytown,; Mrs. Ollie McCulley, Roxton; Mrs. J.F. Miller,
  Sherman; Mrs. Lula Lashbrook, Santa Clara, Calif; M rs. Alva Reeves,
  Mangum, Okla.; Walter Nix, Lubbock; Calvin Nix, Dallas; Geor ge Nix,
  Tulsa, Okla., and Tom Nix, Midland. Born at Roxton, 23 Sep 1887, Lewi s
  Nix was a son of the late J.C. and Miranda (Germany) Nix. He married Miss
  Othella Jack there, 12 Sep 1909. He attended Roxton schools and later,
  old P aris Commercial College. He was employed at Burton-Peel, Arthur
  Caddel and Pe rkins Brothers dry goods stores here before becoming
  representative for South western Life Insurance Company. A deacon in First
  Baptist Church, he had been a Sunday school teacher there and president
  of the adult training union. He also was a member of the Lions Club and
  of the Life Underwriters Association. ' *On the same stone with Othella E.
  Jack Nix.

Details of Lewis B's family with Othella E Jack