voted wife, Bertha of 58 years; 1 son & daughter-in-law, Richard &
Rose Marie of Huber Heights; 1 son-in-law, Martin Rumel of Bloomfield 
Hills, MI; 2 grandsons, Michael Rumel of Bloomfield Hills, MI & Mark 
Hollingsworth of Huber Heights: several nieces; and brother-in-law,
Walter Woolard of Rapid City, SD.  Mr Hollingsworth was employed at Kro-
ger Dairy for 25 years and retired from Inland Manufacturing after 19
years of service.  He was a member of Ft. McKinley United Methodist 
Church.  Funeral services will be held 10:30 A.M. Thurs at Baker/Hazel 
Fun. Home, 5555 Philadelphia Dr. at N. Main St. by Rev. Lee Kreider.
Interment Memoria1 Park Cemetery. Friends may call Wed from 6-8 P.M. 
at the funeral home.  Memorial contributions may be made to the Ft. 
McKinley United Methodist Church in his memory. (Dayton, Ohio, Daily 
News, week of Apr 30, 1990, courtesy Martha B. Hollingsworth, James-
town, Ohio.)

  (A) Mrs. Ruthie Liles, Jennings, Louisiana - 1988
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles E. (Ruth Hollingsworth) Liles, 66,
will be held at 10 a.m. Wed. Nov. 18, 1988, from the First United Met-
hodist Church with the Rev. Rick Hebert officiating.  Burial will fol-
low in Greenwood Cemetery under direction of Miguez Fun. Home.  Friends 
may call at the funeral home from 3-9 p.m. today, Tuesday.  The body
will be taken to the church at 8:3O a.m. Wednesday.  Mrs. Liles died at 
5 a.m. Mon. (Nov 16, 1988) at her residence.
    A native of Sikeston, Missouri, she had lived in Jennings 35
years and was vice president of Advanced Business Machines.  She was a 
member of First United Methodist Church and the Nelson Bible Class.  
She was also a member of Entre Nous.  Pallbearers are David and Danny 
Donald, Lou Gaudet, Eddie Harelson, Vic Tauzin and Jack Clifton.  Sur-
vivors include her husband, two sons, Larry and Ronnie A. Liles, both
of Jennings; one sister Mrs. Wootson Haubein of Newark, Delaware, 
and four grandchildren.  (From a Louisiana newspaper, Nov 17, 1988, 
sent to us by Correspondent/Subscriber, Mrs. Wootson Haubein, her 
sister.)

  (B) Alfred Hollingsworth, Glendale, California, 1926.
Alfred Hoilingswortn, 60, Shakespearean actor, died June 20, 1926 at 
Windsor Hospital, Glendale, Calif., from cancer of the stomach.  He had 
been removed to the hospital only two days previous to his death.  For 
30 years Mr. Hollingsworth was well known on both the legitimate stage
and in motion pictures.  As an actor of Shakespearean and romantic 
parts, his fame was far-reaching.  His reputation grew under the dir-
ection of some of the stage's greatest managers.  Among these were 
Richard Mansfield, David Belasco, E.H. Sothern, Robert Mantell and 
Daniel Frohman.  During the past 10 years he took parts principally in 
motion pictures.  He is survived by his father, a resident of Lewis-
town (sic: Lewiston), Idaho, and by his former wife, Countess Nina 
Carrara from whom he was divorced in 1924. (The Billboard, July 3,
1926, p. 90, col. 2 found by your editor.  A 1924 Players' Directory 
a copy of which we have here, list only two of our surname: Alfred
and Harry, editor's father.  We found several Hollingsworths in the
1900 Soundex Index for Idaho, but not this particular Alfred (two 
other Alfreds are listed) unless the age given above is incorrect by 
quite a few years.  Hollingsworth got strong ratings for his portray-
al of a Mexican bandit in the William S. Hart silent Hell's Hinges
(1916) for Triangle Pictures.)