The Cherokee Advance 5 Nov 1920 p 4
Mr. A. W. Carmichael, a prominent citizen and farmer of this county died at his home in Hickory Flat last Saturday.
Mr. Carmichael at the time of his death was 66 years of age, having lived the greater portion of this time in Cherokee county. Mr. Carmichael was a progressive citizen, standing for the things that would be of benefit to his county and community. About 12 years ago he joined the Baptist church at Hickory Flat and since that time has lived the life of a true christian gentleman. He had been prominently identified with the county affairs for years and was the type of man that his opinion was often sought and it can be truly said of him that he always gave his opinion in fairness to mankind.
In the death of this good citizen the county and community, the church and the Masonic lodge of which he was a member have lost one of their beneficiaries, anew (sic) that ill (sic) be sadly missed, however, he answered the call of his Master on high and his friends and associates kenw (sic) that he was ready to face the Mester (sic) who does all things well.
Mr. Carmichael was laid to rest in Hickory Flat cemetery last Sunday evening. A large number being present to pay their respect to the deceased. He is survived by a wife and three children all of whom were at his bedside when teh (sic) end came. The Advance extends its sympathy to the bereaved.
Mr. A. W. Carmichael, a prominent citizen and farmer of this county died at his home in Hickory Flat last Saturday.
Mr. Carmichael at the time of his death was 66 years of age, having lived the greater portion of this time in Cherokee county. Mr. Carmichael was a progressive citizen, standing for the things that would be of benefit to his county and community. About 12 years ago he joined the Baptist church at Hickory Flat and since that time has lived the life of a true christian gentleman. He had been prominently identified with the county affairs for years and was the type of man that his opinion was often sought and it can be truly said of him that he always gave his opinion in fairness to mankind.
In the death of this good citizen the county and community, the church and the Masonic lodge of which he was a member have lost one of their beneficiaries, anew (sic) that ill (sic) be sadly missed, however, he answered the call of his Master on high and his friends and associates kenw (sic) that he was ready to face the Mester (sic) who does all things well.
Mr. Carmichael was laid to rest in Hickory Flat cemetery last Sunday evening. A large number being present to pay their respect to the deceased. He is survived by a wife and three children all of whom were at his bedside when teh (sic) end came. The Advance extends its sympathy to the bereaved.
The Cherokee Advance 5 Nov 1920 p 4
Mr. A. W. Carmichael, a prominent citizen and farmer of this county died at his home in Hickory Flat last Saturday.
Mr. Carmichael at the time of his death was 66 years of age, having lived the greater portion of this time in Cherokee county. Mr. Carmichael was a progressive citizen, standing for the things that would be of benefit to his county and community. About 12 years ago he joined the Baptist church at Hickory Flat and since that time has lived the life of a true christian gentleman. He had been prominently identified with the county affairs for years and was the type of man that his opinion was often sought and it can be truly said of him that he always gave his opinion in fairness to mankind.
In the death of this good citizen the county and community, the church and the Masonic lodge of which he was a member have lost one of their beneficiaries, anew (sic) that ill (sic) be sadly missed, however, he answered the call of his Master on high and his friends and associates kenw (sic) that he was ready to face the Mester (sic) who does all things well.
Mr. Carmichael was laid to rest in Hickory Flat cemetery last Sunday evening. A large number being present to pay their respect to the deceased. He is survived by a wife and three children all of whom were at his bedside when teh (sic) end came. The Advance extends its sympathy to the bereaved.
Mr. A. W. Carmichael, a prominent citizen and farmer of this county died at his home in Hickory Flat last Saturday.
Mr. Carmichael at the time of his death was 66 years of age, having lived the greater portion of this time in Cherokee county. Mr. Carmichael was a progressive citizen, standing for the things that would be of benefit to his county and community. About 12 years ago he joined the Baptist church at Hickory Flat and since that time has lived the life of a true christian gentleman. He had been prominently identified with the county affairs for years and was the type of man that his opinion was often sought and it can be truly said of him that he always gave his opinion in fairness to mankind.
In the death of this good citizen the county and community, the church and the Masonic lodge of which he was a member have lost one of their beneficiaries, anew (sic) that ill (sic) be sadly missed, however, he answered the call of his Master on high and his friends and associates kenw (sic) that he was ready to face the Mester (sic) who does all things well.
Mr. Carmichael was laid to rest in Hickory Flat cemetery last Sunday evening. A large number being present to pay their respect to the deceased. He is survived by a wife and three children all of whom were at his bedside when teh (sic) end came. The Advance extends its sympathy to the bereaved.
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