Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Carithers, Frances (b. 1849) December 8, 1932
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Danielsville Monitor, 11 May 1934
Danielsville Monitor    11 May 1934  p.1


In Memory of Mrs. Frances Carithers

   In the departure of Sister Carithers we would say that God in His wisdom saw 
good to call this faithful woman to her home beyond.  In all relations of life 
she was faithful and true; she loved her home and tried to make it comfortable 
and pleasant by administering kind deeds to all her family and those who might 
enter in.  She was in all respects a kind, loving and sympathizing mother and a 
devoted wife, seeking opportunity to render service where it would make life 
worth while.
   In her Christian life she manifested a spirit of love toward her church by 
regular attendance and standing loyal to the cause which it represented.  So we 
as a church and community at large feel that we have to suffer a great loss.
   Sister Carithers was one of the Master's servants which found respect and 
love in every one's life in which she came in contact; so the desire and 
prayers of her many friends is that God will comfort the feeble bodies and heal 
the broken hearts of all who loved her so well and help tem to find sustaining 
grace in the God she loved and trusted so much.  Sister Carithers realized 
after toiling here on earth for eighty odd years that the conflict was drawing 
close to an end, and her race was nearly run; she responded readily to the call 
of her Master as He called her to the home not made with hands, eternal in the 
Heavens.  She ended her journey here on earth and took her leave for the 
promised land, leaving the words of testimony that she had fought a good fight, 
she had finished the course, she had kept the faith, and she realized that 
there awaited her a crown that the Lord, the righteous judge would give her in 
that crowning day.  So may the kind deeds and words done and spoken by her be 
the means of rejoicing in the hearts and memory of her many loved ones, and may 
they console their minds in thinking of the much sweeter place she has to spend 
eternity where there will be no more heartaches, no pains to bear, no crying, 
no dieing, and no more sad farewells; but joy, peace, and happiness with 
Christ, her Lord, thru the rolling ages of an endless day.
   Sister Carithers was born in Madison County May 13th 1849; she united in 
matrimony to Wm.Wiley Carithers Aug. 19th, 1868 and departed from this life 
Dec. 8, 1932, leaving seven children, 27 grandchildren, 24 great grand children 
and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
   Whereas, God in His Wisdom has called this good woman home.
    Be it resolved--
    First -- That members of her family have lost a good, loving and Christian 
mother.
    Second -- That Meadow Church has lost its oldest, beloved, and most helpful 
member, whose presence will missed, not only by the entire community in which 
she has lived since birth.
    Third -- That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the Church minutes, 
a copy be published in the county paper, and a copy be sent to each member of 
the family with whom we sympathize deeply in the loss.

      Respectfully submitted,
           J. C. Daniel


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