Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Campbell, Chandler December 14, 1919
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Danielsville Monitor, 19 Dec 1919
Death of Mr. Chandler Campbell


   Our community was very much shocked Sunday morning by the announcement 
of the sudden death of Mr. Chandler Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. 
Campbell, living about two miles from town on the Racetrack road.

   Mr. Campbell had brought his little sister to town in his automobile to 
attend the Baptist Sunday School, and after they got out he came up to the 
public square and stopped in front of Davis' cafe to converse with some young 
men who had gathered there, and in a few minutes he staggered a little, but 
recovered and almost instantly staggered again and fell on the pavement 
immediately in front of the cafe.  Seeing something was wrong, the other young 
men rushed to his assistance and laid him on a bench in front of the cafe and 
summoned Dr. Gholston, who came instantly and did all he could, but pronounced 
him dead in a few minutes.

   Mr. Campbell had been subject to some heart aff(li)ction for years and his 
death evidently resulted from that cause. 

   He had been a resident of this community about two years, his father and 
family having come to our town from Ila.  He was well known and highly 
esteemed by our people for his many noble traits of character.  He was a 
member of the Methodist Sunday school and a student of Danielsville high 
school and was beloved by his classmates and companions.  He was just 19 years 
old and gave fine promise for future usefullness, being a young man of bright 
and vigorous mind and strong moral character. 

   The funeral was held at the Methodist church here and was conducted in a 
most appropriate and feeling manner by Rev. A. a. Sullivan, the pastor.  The 
pall-bearers were chosen from his classmates and the body was deposited in the 
Danielsville cemetery.

   He is survived by his parents, two sisters and one brother, who have the 
hearty sympathy of this community in their sudden and terrible affliction.

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