Columbian Progress
Columbia, Ms.
06 Nov 1952 JM
Thursday
Page: 1
Miss Daisy Magee Services Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Miss Daisy Magee were held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the First Methodist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Van R. Landrum, officiating.
Interment was in Columbia Cemetery under direction of Colonial Funeral Home. Active pallbearers were Sedgie Griffith, Ray Griffith, Jr., Van Morgan, Horace Dantin, Sam Lawrence and Shelby Regan.
Honorary pallbearers were Ray Griffith, Dr. G. C. Maxwell, Alfred Evans, John H. Webb, L. L. Richardson, George B. Lampton, Dr. S. E. Lawrence, Toxey Hall, Myles Berry, Lonzo Brinson, and C. E. Carpenter.
Miss Magee, who resided in Jackson, died in that city Friday night after a lengthy illness.
She was a native of Lincoln County and for a time resided at Tylertown. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Magee, who were widely known in this section.
"Miss Daisy" as she was known to her many friends, came to Columbia with her parents and six sisters as a young woman. The Magee family was very active in the local Methodist Church and Miss Daisy, with her sisters and father, provided much of the music for the church. In addition she taught in the Sunday School and assisted in establishing the record system still in use in the church today. She also taught in the public schools of Columbia.
After leaving Columbia she served for a number of years with the International Sunday School Board in Georgia and North Carolina, and teaching in a girls' training school in North Carolina. Before going to Jackson to reside three years ago she lived in Water Valley.
The remains were brought here Sunday morning for the final services and interment.
Survivors are Mrs. Bessie Magee Smith of Jackson, Mrs. M. W. Gabbert of Senatobia, Mrs. C. R. Bolton of Tupelo, Mrs. W. L. Elkin of Water Valley, and Mrs. L. H. Conner of Rome, Italy; and several nieces and nephews.
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Columbia, Ms.
06 Nov 1952 JM
Thursday
Page: 1
Miss Daisy Magee Services Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Miss Daisy Magee were held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the First Methodist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Van R. Landrum, officiating.
Interment was in Columbia Cemetery under direction of Colonial Funeral Home. Active pallbearers were Sedgie Griffith, Ray Griffith, Jr., Van Morgan, Horace Dantin, Sam Lawrence and Shelby Regan.
Honorary pallbearers were Ray Griffith, Dr. G. C. Maxwell, Alfred Evans, John H. Webb, L. L. Richardson, George B. Lampton, Dr. S. E. Lawrence, Toxey Hall, Myles Berry, Lonzo Brinson, and C. E. Carpenter.
Miss Magee, who resided in Jackson, died in that city Friday night after a lengthy illness.
She was a native of Lincoln County and for a time resided at Tylertown. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Magee, who were widely known in this section.
"Miss Daisy" as she was known to her many friends, came to Columbia with her parents and six sisters as a young woman. The Magee family was very active in the local Methodist Church and Miss Daisy, with her sisters and father, provided much of the music for the church. In addition she taught in the Sunday School and assisted in establishing the record system still in use in the church today. She also taught in the public schools of Columbia.
After leaving Columbia she served for a number of years with the International Sunday School Board in Georgia and North Carolina, and teaching in a girls' training school in North Carolina. Before going to Jackson to reside three years ago she lived in Water Valley.
The remains were brought here Sunday morning for the final services and interment.
Survivors are Mrs. Bessie Magee Smith of Jackson, Mrs. M. W. Gabbert of Senatobia, Mrs. C. R. Bolton of Tupelo, Mrs. W. L. Elkin of Water Valley, and Mrs. L. H. Conner of Rome, Italy; and several nieces and nephews.
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Columbian Progress
Columbia, Ms.
06 Nov 1952 JM
Thursday
Page: 1
Miss Daisy Magee Services Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Miss Daisy Magee were held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the First Methodist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Van R. Landrum, officiating.
Interment was in Columbia Cemetery under direction of Colonial Funeral Home. Active pallbearers were Sedgie Griffith, Ray Griffith, Jr., Van Morgan, Horace Dantin, Sam Lawrence and Shelby Regan.
Honorary pallbearers were Ray Griffith, Dr. G. C. Maxwell, Alfred Evans, John H. Webb, L. L. Richardson, George B. Lampton, Dr. S. E. Lawrence, Toxey Hall, Myles Berry, Lonzo Brinson, and C. E. Carpenter.
Miss Magee, who resided in Jackson, died in that city Friday night after a lengthy illness.
She was a native of Lincoln County and for a time resided at Tylertown. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Magee, who were widely known in this section.
"Miss Daisy" as she was known to her many friends, came to Columbia with her parents and six sisters as a young woman. The Magee family was very active in the local Methodist Church and Miss Daisy, with her sisters and father, provided much of the music for the church. In addition she taught in the Sunday School and assisted in establishing the record system still in use in the church today. She also taught in the public schools of Columbia.
After leaving Columbia she served for a number of years with the International Sunday School Board in Georgia and North Carolina, and teaching in a girls' training school in North Carolina. Before going to Jackson to reside three years ago she lived in Water Valley.
The remains were brought here Sunday morning for the final services and interment.
Survivors are Mrs. Bessie Magee Smith of Jackson, Mrs. M. W. Gabbert of Senatobia, Mrs. C. R. Bolton of Tupelo, Mrs. W. L. Elkin of Water Valley, and Mrs. L. H. Conner of Rome, Italy; and several nieces and nephews.
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Columbia, Ms.
06 Nov 1952 JM
Thursday
Page: 1
Miss Daisy Magee Services Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Miss Daisy Magee were held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the First Methodist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Van R. Landrum, officiating.
Interment was in Columbia Cemetery under direction of Colonial Funeral Home. Active pallbearers were Sedgie Griffith, Ray Griffith, Jr., Van Morgan, Horace Dantin, Sam Lawrence and Shelby Regan.
Honorary pallbearers were Ray Griffith, Dr. G. C. Maxwell, Alfred Evans, John H. Webb, L. L. Richardson, George B. Lampton, Dr. S. E. Lawrence, Toxey Hall, Myles Berry, Lonzo Brinson, and C. E. Carpenter.
Miss Magee, who resided in Jackson, died in that city Friday night after a lengthy illness.
She was a native of Lincoln County and for a time resided at Tylertown. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Magee, who were widely known in this section.
"Miss Daisy" as she was known to her many friends, came to Columbia with her parents and six sisters as a young woman. The Magee family was very active in the local Methodist Church and Miss Daisy, with her sisters and father, provided much of the music for the church. In addition she taught in the Sunday School and assisted in establishing the record system still in use in the church today. She also taught in the public schools of Columbia.
After leaving Columbia she served for a number of years with the International Sunday School Board in Georgia and North Carolina, and teaching in a girls' training school in North Carolina. Before going to Jackson to reside three years ago she lived in Water Valley.
The remains were brought here Sunday morning for the final services and interment.
Survivors are Mrs. Bessie Magee Smith of Jackson, Mrs. M. W. Gabbert of Senatobia, Mrs. C. R. Bolton of Tupelo, Mrs. W. L. Elkin of Water Valley, and Mrs. L. H. Conner of Rome, Italy; and several nieces and nephews.
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