Abstracts of Obits Appearing in the Advocate, Pointe Coupee, La.
File submitted by Donald W. Johnson (DW9JOHNSON@aol.com)

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JUPITER,   JAMES W.

A retired worker at Supreme Sugar Refinery and a resident of Napoleonville, he
died at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1998. He was 73. He was a veteran of World
War II. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by wife, Helen Hadrick Jupiter; six 
sons, Desmond, Ronald, Rodney, Vincent, Keith and Mayor Darrell Jupiter; six 
daughters, Angela, Wanda, Juanita and Marlena Jupiter, Jacqueline Riviore and Debra 
Yarbrough; a brother, Sam Jupiter; 27 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren; a 
son-in-law, Earl Yarbrough; four daughters-in-law, Gayle, Cheramie, Addie and Janice
Jupiter; a brother-in-law, Willis Hadrick; six sisters-in-law, Augusta, Eloise
and Dell Jupiter, Gladys Dennis, Lillie Williams and Vertie Hadrick; friends,
Edward and Emelda Parker; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and
friends. Preceded in death by parents, Sam and Rosa Jupiter; a son, James;
four brothers, Ivory, Walter, Melvin and Ernest; and three sisters, Ida Bell,
Albertha and Adeline. He was a member of Bright Morning Star First Baptist
Church, Napoleonville, serving on deacon and trustee board, president of
Booster Club, past president of Senior Choir, member of finance committee and
past organist. He was a member of the Board of Election Supervisors and the
Council on Aging on Assumption Parish.