He had

worked for Eastern Air Lines, and then worked in the real

estate business for 25 years. He had served as Worshipful

Master of the Fayetteville Masonic Lodge #711, F&AM

in 1972 and was also a member of the Yaarab Temple. He

was a devoted Georgia Bulldog fan.

Services

were held at the Fayetteville First United Methodist

Church, where he had been a lifelong member. Pastor Chuck

Carswell and Dr. Sam Matthews officiated. Interment was

at Camp Memorial Park, Fayetteville.

Survivors

include his wife, Louise Trammell, Fayetteville; a

daughter, Stacey Trammell, Fayetteville; the Bob and

Paula Williams family, St. Petersburg, Fla.; and

goddaughters, Chere Mortenson, Fayetteville and Cindy

Peevy, Griffin.

Memorial

donations may be made to Egleston Children's Hospital, in

memory of Ann Michelle Trammell, 1680 Tullie Circle,

Atlanta, Ga., 30329.

Carl J.

Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Fayetteville, was in

charge of the arrangements.

Robert

K. Price

Robert K.

"Bob" Price, 86, Peachtree City, died May 27,

1999. He was born Jan. 18, 1913 in Fulton County, Ga.

He served

in World War II as a ship captain in the Navy and was

very active in Gideons International, serving as a State

President and an International Trustee.

He moved to

Fayette County in 1950 and a year later, organized the

Fayette County Kiwanis Club, was later active in the

Peachtree City Kiwanis Club; was active in the Flint

River Council of Boy Scouts and began the Fayette

Presbyterian Church in 1957, with four families meeting

in a mobile trailer.

In 1976 he

obtained a Federal grant during the Bicentennial

Celebration to build the McIntosh Amphitheater (now the

Frederick Brown, Jr. Amphitheater) and produced the play,

"The McIntosh Trail".

He was

active in the Fayette County Cultural Arts Council, the

Community Chorus and the Fayette County Chamber of

Commerce.

Beginning

his professional career as a commercial artist, a

printing salesman and a builder, in the late 1940's he

organized and operated the Robert K. Price Company, Inc.,

a designer and manufacturer of trade show exhibits,

located first in Fayetteville and the Peachtree City.

In 1964 he

formed Southern Travel Information Services, which

distributed travel brochures throughout Georgia, and

retired in 1973, devoting his life to civic work.

A memorial

service was held at the Fayette Presbyterian Church with

the Rev. David Black, the Rev. Don Smith and the Rev.

John Westlund officiating.

Survivors

include his wife of 60 years, Josephine, Peachtree City;

sons, Robert K. (Roby), Jr. Atlanta and Gordon J. Price,

Peachtree City; and grandchildren, Kelly Manning, Richard

Price and Karen Price.

Memorial

donations may be made to the Fayette Presbyterian

Church791 N. Highway 92, Fayetteville, Ga. 30214.

Carl J.

Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Peachtree City, was in

charge of the arrangements.

Pope

Dickson, Sr .

Pope

Dickson, Sr., 80, died May 9, 1999. He was born Oct. 31,

1918 in Fayette County, the son of the late Lester Claude

Dickson, Sr. and Nelle Camp Dickson. He was preceded in

death by his wife, Edith Dunahoo Dickson. They had

married in 1942. He was also preceded in death by his

older brothers, Lester Claude Dickson, Jr. and Marshall

William Dickson.

A 1937

graduate of Fayette County High School, he served as an

apprentice to the Redwine Brothers Funeral Home,

Fayetteville, during his high school years. He then

served in World War II.

In 1946 he

and his wife opened the Dickson Funeral Home in

Jonesboro, and in 1969 they opened the Pope Dickson

Funeral Home in Morrow with their son Abb.

He was a

founding member of the Morrow Masonic Lodge #734

F&AM, and had served as Coroner of Clayton County for

32 years.

Services

were held at the Pope

Dickson Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Bob Ozment, the Rev.

Floyd Carmack and the Rev. Wally Woodcock officiating.

Interment was at Forest Hills Memorial Garden, Forest

Park, with full Masonic rites.

Survivors

include his son, Abb Dickson, Morrow; and nephews, Bill

and Joy Dickson, Orlando, Fla., Bob and Betsy Dickson,

Ozark, Ala., and David Dickson, Locust Grove, Ga.

Pope

Dickson Funeral Home, Jonesboro, was in charge of the

arrangements.

Elmer

Cheely

Elmer B.

Cheely, 72, Fayetteville, died May 22, 1999. He was born

April 1, 1927 in Hancock County, Ga.

He was a

Navy veteran of World War II and had been involved in the

automobile business for 45 years.

Services

were held at the Southwest Christian Church, East Point,

where he had been a member, with Dr. James W. Dyer and

Dr. Olin D. Mullinax officiating. Interment was at Forest

Lawn Memorial Gardens, College Park.

Survivors

include his wife of 48 years, Eloise Cheely,

Fayetteville; a son, Tommy and Vicky Cheely, Woodstock,

Ga.; a daughter, Tammy and Bryan Howle, Fayetteville; a

granddaughter, Beth Cheely, Woodstock; and

sisters-in-law, Mildred Cheely, Fayetteville and Margaret

Cheely, Augusta, Ga.; and a cousin, Lenora Blount,

Fayetteville.

Memorial

donations may be made to Dogwood Rehabilitation Center,

7560 Butner Road, Fairburn, 30213 or the Southwest

Christian Hospice, 7225 Lester Road, Union City, 30291.

Parrott

Funeral Home, Fairburn, was in charge of the

arrangements.

Scott

Clower

Scott

Clower, 42, Fayetteville, died May 24, 1999. He was born

Oct. 6, 1956 in Fulton County, Ga.

Services

were held at the New Hope Baptist Church, Fayetteville,

with the Rev. Hugh Kirby officiating. Interment was at

Greenwood Cemetery, Atlanta.

Survivors

include his wife, Carlin Clower, Fayetteville; sons, Josh

Clower and Jordan Clower, Fayetteville; his mother, Ruth

Clower, Peachtree City; and brothers, Dr. Thomas Barry

and Leslie Clower, Peachtree City and Paul and Francie

Clower III, Lacrosse, Wis.

Memorial

donations may be made to the Carlin Clower Fund, U.S.

Federal Credit Union, 1680 Phoenix Blvd., Ste. 110,

College Park, Ga. 30349.

Parrott

Funeral Home, Fairburn, was in charge of the

arrangements.

Walter

Johnson

Walter

Henry Johnson, 81, Peachtree City, died May 25, 1999. He

was born Sept. 11, 1917 in Oklahoma.

Private

family services were held.

Survivors

include his wife, Patricia C. Johnson, Peachtree City;

sons, Walter Henry Johnson, Jr., Clearwater, Fla. and

Walter Taylor Johnson, Bethesda, Md.; a daughter, Judy

Balm, Clearwater, Fla.; stepsons, Stephen Carl McCain,

Roswell and Wiley Thomas McCain, Marietta; and a sister,

Olive Johnson McLendon, Lexington, Ky.

There are

three grandchildren.

Memorial

donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Assoc., 1841

Clifton Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30329-4049.

Carl J.

Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Peachtree City, was in

charge of the arrangements.

James

Head

James Byron

Head, 83, Fayetteville, died May 24, 1999. He was born

Feb. 10, 1916 in Fulton County, Ga.

Services

were held at the Carl J. Mowell Chapel, Fayetteville,

with the Rev. Chuck Chambers officiating. Interment was

at Old Bethel Cemetery, Stockbridge, Ga.

Survivors

include his wife, Mildred Freeland Head, Fayetteville;

sons, Kenneth Head, Brooks and Gary Head, Jonesboro; and

a sister, Marcelia Shackleford, Union City.

There are

three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Carl J.

Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Fayetteville, was in

charge of the arrangements.

Clark

McElroy III

Clark

Howell McElroy III, 27, Fayetteville, died May 25, 1999.

He was born Dec. 25, 1971 in Fulton County, Ga. He was a

1990 graduate of Fayette County High School.

Services

were held at the Fayetteville First United Methodist

Church with Dr. Sam Matthews officiating. Interment was

at Camp Memorial Park, Fayetteville.

Survivors

include his parents, Howell and Patricia Ann Carter

McElroy; a brother, John and Judy McElroy, Sharpsburg;

grandmother, Virginia Weldon McElroy, Fayetteville; and

grandparents, Davis I. and Blanche Carter, Fayetteville.

Carl J.

Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Fayetteville, was in

charge of the arrangements.

Elizabeth

Hatcher

Elizabeth

Hayes Hatcher, 85, Fayetteville, died May 17, 1999. She

was born Oct. 8, 1913 in Mercer County, W.Va. She was

preceded in death by her husband, Thomas Garland Hatcher.

Services

were held at the Carl J. Mowell Chapel, Fayetteville,

with Pastor John Weber officiating. Interment was at Camp

Memorial Park, Fayetteville.

Survivors

include a son, Edward L. and Phyllis Hatcher,

Fayetteville; grandsons, Brian and Un Ok Hatcher, San

Jose, Calif. and Bradley and Becky Kent, Vero Beach,

Fla.; a granddaughter, Shannon Hatcher, Fayetteville;

great-grandchildren, Sara Elizabeth Hatcher, San Jose,

Calif. and Brittany Hatcher, Fayetteville; and a sister,

Mary and Al Novak, Hendersonville, N.C.

Carl J.

Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Fayetteville, was in

charge of the arrangements.

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