Dougherty County GaArchives Obituaries.....Carter, T. M. 1922
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Albany newspaper August 17, 1922
FUNERAL OF MR. CARTER
AT ST PAUL S CHURCH
THIS AFTERNOON 

Funeral services for Mr. T. M. Carter, who died in Atlanta
yesterday, will be held this afternoon at St. Paul's Episcopal
church, at 3:50. The body will arrive at 3:40 over the Central of
Georgia and will be taken immediately to the church. Active
pallbearers will be: J. P. Champion, I. J. Hofmayer, H. T.
McIntosh, I. B. Callaway, C. E. Fryer and M. W. Tift. An honorary
escort will be formed of the vestrymen at St. Paul's church: N.
F. Tift, J. A. Davis, Rawson, P. H. Jones, R. L. Jones, F.K.
Hart, W. W. Delph, C.R. Davis, S. B. Lippit and Dr. A. H.
Hilsman. The pallbearers are requested to meet at the Albany
Undertaking Company s place at 3:15 o'clock.



A tribute newspaper unknown date unknown (before Aug 16, 1922)

     Of the old-timers who were here forty-four years ago and are
still living Mr. T. M. Carter looms into prominence. In him, in
an all-roundway, is one of the best men we ever had in Albany. He
was a partner and executive officer of the firm of N. & A. F.
Tift & Co., which firm did a general warehouse and banking Mr.
Carter, like the writer, is getting along in years, but is still
in the land of the living, and his honored name, as good as that
of any man , has long headed a firm of warehouseman and cotton
factors. He has held positions of trust and responsibility, and
has now passed the allotted "three score years and ten," and when
he is called hence, as he must in the very nature of things ere
many years, no man can in truth of him that he was other than an
honest man.
     Mr. Carter needs no encomium at my hands or those of any
other man, but as one who has known him well and long, I want to
leave him well and long I want to leave my little bouquet of
flowers at his door now, rather than wait unit he is dead, if
perchance I live longer.



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