Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Arrendale, Harold J. February 6, 1942
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Danielsville Monitor    13 Feb 1942

THREE CITIZENS KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK

   Widespread sorrow swept the County last Friday night when news cane if the 
car crash near Gray, Ga. in which four of our prominent citizens were so 
critically injured.  County Agent John R. McDaniel, Mr. H. J. Arrendale, Mr. 
Clyde L. Carson and Mr. Gordon Epps were returning from Macon after attending 
state wide farmers meeting when the accident occurred.  Mr. Carson was 
instantly killed and Mr. Arrendale and Mr. McDaniel died at a Macon hospital 
that night.  Mr. Epps suffered fractures of both legs, several broken ribs and 
internal injuries.
   Funeral services for Mr. McDaniel were held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock 
from the Danielsville Baptist  Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. F. J. 
Hendricks, Pastor; Rev. D. R. Nicholson, of Athens and Rev. T. H. Whellis, 
pastor of the Methodist Church.
    Surviving Mr. McDaniel are: his widow, Mrs. Estelle Addison McDaniel; one 
daughter, Latrelle; two sons, Bobby and Travis McDaniel; his mother, Mrs. 
Hartley McDaniel, Dexter, Ga.; two sisters:  Mrs. Coney Algood, Dexter ad Mrs. 
Arthur Floyd, Cochran; and brothers Messers. Dexter and Cecil McDaniel, of 
Kibbee, Ga.
    Services for Mr. Arrendale  were held at Colbert Baptist Church Sunday 
afternoon conducted by Rev. J. B. Brown, Pastor of Maysville Baptist Church, 
and interment was in Colbert cemetery.  Mr. Arrendale was a Rural carrier and 
prominent farmer of the county.
   Funeral services for Mr. Carson were h eld Sunday morning from the Ila 
Presbyterian church, conducted by Rev. John A. Simpson.  He was an elder in 
the church and one of the county's most prominent men.
   Countless friends throughout the county are deeply grieved over the passing 
of these fine citizens.  Truly Madison County has sustained a great loss.

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