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Cpl. Danny McGee Killed
While On Viet Nam Duty
Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon, February 3,
at Conyers Baptist Mission, in
Conyers, for Cpl. Danny Dean
McGee, who was killed on Jan
uary 23, while on duty In Viet
Nam with the US Marines. Of
ficiating at the last rites were
Rev. Prentice Wells, Rev Mar
vin Young and Rev. Carl Bil
lue.
Cpl. McGee was born in New
ton County, but had made his
home In Conyers most of his
lifetime. He was a graduate
of Rockdale County High School
In the class of 1965, and joined
the Marines In September of
1965. He was a member Os Sa
lem Baptist Church and at the
time of his death was 21 years
old.
Interment was In East View
Cemetery with Mann and Walden
Funeral Home In charge of ar
rangements. Full military rites
were conducted at the graveside.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Margie Collins McGee, Conyers;
father, Daniel David McGee, Cov
ington; sister, Mrs. Patsy Ann
Mitcham, Stone Mountain; half
sisters, Teresa Ann McGee, Ron-
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day Fay McGee, Marsha Elaine
McGee, all of Covington; grand
mother, Mrs. Ola Collins, Con
yers; nephew, Joe Henry Mit
cham, Jr., and several aunts
and uncles.
The NEWS joins the friends
of the family in extending deep
est sympathy to them In their
bereavement.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Death Claims
Mrs. Dunevant At
Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Mary S. Dunevant died
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Judson Wilson, on Spil
lers Drive on February 2. A
native of Walton County she was
90 years old at the time of her
death.
Funeral services were conduc
ted Saturday afternoon, February
4, at the Chapel of Caldwell and
Cowan Funeral Home with Rev.
Carl E. Cassidy officiating. In
terment was In Madison City
Cemetery, Madison, with her
grandsons serving as pall
bearers.
Surviving are one son, Harold
W. Dunevant, Covington; five
daughters, Mrs. Carlton C. Scar
brough, Porterdale; Mrs. Katie
Stevens, Covington; Mrs. V/. A.
Johnson, Madison; Mrs. W. Z.
Grantham, Macon; Mrs. Edna
Wilson, Covington; two brothers,
W. B. Broach, Jones Broach,
both of Monroe; 24 grandchild
ren, 21 great-grandchildren and
16 great-great-grandchildren.
The NEWS joins the many fr
iends of the family in extending
deepest sympathy to them In their
bereavement.
Lee Otis Duncan
Dies At Age 58
Lee Otis Duncan of Hartsook
Drive, Covington, died in a VA
Hospital on February 1, at the
age of 58. He was a Veteran of
World War 11. Funeral ser
vices were held Thursday after
noon, February 2. at the Chapel
of Caldwell and Cowan Funeral
Home with Rev. George W. Bre
therlck officiating.
Interment was in Covington
Mills Cemetery with Caldwell
and Cowan In charge of arrange
ments. Serving as pallbearers
were Ollie Caln, Rollle Butler,
Larry Hood, Billy Hudson, Clar
ence Hood and Nelson Hood.
He Is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Cammle Smith and a niece,
Mrs. Frank Smith, both of Cov
ington.
The NEWS joins the friends
in extending deepest sympathy
to them in their sorrow.
PTA Founder’s Day
Program At East
Newton Feb. 14
The Annual Founder’s Day
Program will be held at East
Newton Elementary School on
Tuesday, February 14, 1967 at
7;30 P.M. This is the Tenth
Annual observance of Founder’s
Day of the P.T.A. which is a
part of the National, State and
District Program of the National
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers.
The Program Committee, un
der the chairmanship of Miss
D. J. Curry has planned a very
Inspiring program and one you
would not want to miss. There
will be guests from other schools
in the county.
The Refreshment Committee
Is planning for a delightful Social
Hour after the program.
Officers of the club are; Mrs.
E. J. Smith, President; Mrs.
M. L. Clemons, Secretary; Mrs.
B. Daniel, Treasurer.
Daytona To Get
Big Tourist
Attraction
Announcement has been made
by a group of Daytona Beach (Fla.)
businessmen that a giant Marco
Polo Park, a $9-mlllion tourist
attraction, will be opened In 1938.
The 300-acre park will Include
a 12-story horticultural show
case and research center, beau
tifully landscaped gardens and
restaurants.
There will be a Japanese gar
den, a Black Forest beer garden,
a grand bazaar with shops and
restaurants, swaying foot brid
ges, grottos, a waterfall, a rock
rimmed pool and exhibits from
different geological ages.
The 12-story “cllmatron”
building will contain multiple cli
mates to allow visitors to see
plants of the arctic or tropics
blooming on any day of the year,
designer Robert Burns said.
Botanists on the staff will in
clude Dr. Fritz Went of the De
sert Research Institute of the
University of Nevada, Dr. Robert
Walkington of California State
College and landscape architect
Hlrohlko Yanagida of Tokyo.
Yanagida, an expert In Japan
ese temple gardens, will over
see the Japanese garden.
The local group backing the
attraction is headed by O. L.
White, immediate past president
of the Daytona Beach Area Cham
ber of Commerce and owner
operator of several motels.
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"Viet Nam Profile”
Film At County Line
“Viet Nam Profile,” just
completed film production by Dr.
Bob Pierce for World Vision,
Inc., will be presented in a spec
ial showing at County Line Bap
tist Church, South of Porterdale
on Highway 162, Sunday night,
February 12, 1967 at 7;30 p.m.
Eighty minutes in length, the
sound-color documentary film
takes the viewer throughout war
tom Viet Nam, portraying “the
drama of God at work in the
midst of war.”
Dr. Pierce, President of World
Vision, Inc., has just spent the
major part qf the last two years
in Viet Nam filming and directing
production of “Viet Nam Pro
file,” while also establishing his
organization’s vast relief pro
gram there.
“Viet Nam Profile” portrays
the people of the war-torn little
country, including colorful abor
iginal mountain trlbespeople as
well as the Vietnamese people
themselves. It takes the viewer
Into scenes of actual combat,
follows missionaries and Viet
namese Christians in their faith-
CARD OF THANKS
Jeff and I want to thank each
of you for the many ways you
showed your love while I was
in the hospital and he was sick
at home; and especially for the
prayers, for we know there were
many.
Ruth and Jeff Smith
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CARD OF THANKS
I would like to extend to the
nurses and doctors end hospital
staff my sincere thanks for their
patient and efficient care during
the hospitalization of Mrs. Mable
V. Pope, and to our friends for
their cards, calls, visits and
other rememberances. My fam
ily joins me in thanking each
one of you.
James M. Pope
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Mable V.
Pope acknowledge with grateful
appreciation all the prayers, vis
its, cards, gifts, and beautiful
flowers received during her ill
ness and the kind expressions
of sympathy shown during our
bereavement. We will always
remember the wonderful people
during our time of sorrow. May
God bless each of you.
James M. Pope and Family
"Holding Forth The Word
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ful and often heroic labors for
Christ, and depicts the ministries
of a typical U. S. chaplain.
The narration and most of the
filming were done by Dr. Pierce
personally, assisted by Camera
men Nguyen van Duc of Viet
Nam and Y. B. Tang of Hong
Kong. Original music was com
posed and directed for the film
by Ralph Carmichael.
World Vision, with Its Inter
national headquarters in Mon
rovia, California, cares for over
20,600 orphans in 20 countries.
It has launched an all-out aid
program In Viet Nam, building
refugee centers, providing hun
dreds of crutches and wheel
chairs for war amputees, distrib
uting countless thousands of re
lief packets and supporting war
widows as well as blind stu
dents, orphans and other needy
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South of Porterdale on Hwy. 162
Thursday, February 9, 1967
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to each person who
remembered me with cards, flo
wers, visits and other kindnesses
during my recent illness. lam
humbly grateful for the friendship
of each of you. May God bless
you.
Mrs. James D. Hays
Route 1
Mansfield, Ga.
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