Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Carithers, William Jonas March 24, 1928
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Danielsville Monitor, 30 Mar 1928
MR. W. JONAS CARITHERS DEAD


   Mr. William Jonas Carithers died at his home near here last Sunday 
afternoon 
at three o'clock.  He had been in ill healthh for some time, however had been 
quite sick for some thing like a month, suffering intensely, but bearing it 
with 
patience.  He was a man of great cheerfulness and practiced those wonderful 
characteristics of being kind and true to all which marked his life among his 
fellow men.  He was a member of the Baptist church, his membership being at 
Meadow Church where he was active and always did his duty as he believed 
his Master would have him do.

   He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Carithers, three daughters, 
Mesdames J. P. Turner, J. D. Patten and Miss Janie Carithers; three sons: 
D. C., James and Eugene Carithers; four brothers, Messers George, W. C., 
Lee and Homer Carithers; two sisters:  Mrs. M. L. Simmons and Mrs. Collie 
Sorrells.

   He was interred at the cemetery at Meadow's church on Monday afternoon 
at three o'clock, his pastor, Rev. W. J. Spearman assisted by Rev. West 
officiating.  Bernstein Bros. were the funeral directors.

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