Margaret Leavell Cater

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From: The Courier Herald Dublin, GA

http://courier-herald.com/bookmark/4877403-Fletcher-Sidney-Cate-Obituarie


Graveside services for Mr. Fletcher Sidney Cater, 91, of Dublin, will be held at noon Friday at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon. Rev. Wally Weaver and Mr. Bob Tarpley will officiate.

Mr. Cater was a native of Macon. He was the son of the late Fletcher Sidney Cater Sr. and the late Kathleen Adel Banks Cater. Mr. Cater was a US Army Veteran of World War II. He was a resident of Dublin for 58 years and was a member of First Baptist Church of Dublin. Mr. Cater was the owner and operator of Caters 5 &10 Cent Store in Dublin. He retired in 1984. He was a former member of the Elks Club, the Dublin Country Club, and the Rotary Club. He died Wednesday.

Survivors include her daughter, Margaret Leavell Cater Olmsted and husband, Scott of Fletcher, N.C., and several nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in memory of Mr. Cater to the First Baptist Church Building Fund, 405 Bellevue Ave, Dublin, Ga. 31021. The family will receive friends at Townsend Brothers Funeral Home Friday from 9:30 a.m. until 10:15 a.m.

Townsend Brothers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements

Read more: The Courier Herald - Fletcher Sidney Cate Obituarie

Fletcher married Anne Leavell Daniel 16 Mar 1949, Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria, Virginia. Anne (daughter of John Moncure Daniel, Jr. and Marguerite Fitzgerald Williams) was born 12 Apr 1923, Washington, DC; died 21 May 2004; was buried , Rose Hill Cemetery Macon, Georgia. [Group Sheet]

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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARMER'S ADVOCATE, March 24, 1949
DANIEL-CATER WEDDING
.....Mrs. Anne Leavell Daniel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Moncure Daniel, became the bride of Fletcher Sidney Cater on March 16, in the Chapel of the Episcopal Theological Seminary near Alexandria, Va.
.....The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore her mother's wedding gown of white satin and lace with tulle veil and orange blossoms.
.....Miss Margaret Daniel, as maid of honor, was gowned in blue and carried yellow roses.
.....The bridesmaids, who were gowned in yellow, carrying blue iris, were as follows: Miss Athlyn Williams, Miss Betsy Holburt, Mrs. Richard Starnes, and Mrs. H. B. Harris of Savannah, Georgia.
.....The ushers were Richard Micou Daniel and John Moncure Daniel Jr., brothers of the bride; the Rev. J. W. Ware and Col. James Willis.
.....A reception followed the ceremony and was largely attended.
.....Mr. and Mrs. Cater will make their home at Dublin, Georgia, where Mr. Cater is in business.
.....Those attending the wedding party from Charles Town were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leavell McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell Davis, Mrs. Paul Micou, Miss Katherine Childs and Miss Elizabeth Daniel.

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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARMER'S ADVOCATE, Nov. 3, 1955
DEATHS
JOHN MONCURE DANIEL
.....The news came to Charles Town on Tuesday afternoon that John Moncure Daniel, a native of Jefferson County, W. Va., had passed away that morning at Georgetown Hospital in Washington, D.C. Mr. Daniel had been ill for less than three weeks. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marguerite Williams Daniel of Alexandria, Va., a daughter, Margaret, of Washington D.C., a son, Richard Micou, of Swarthmore, Pa., a daughter, Anne, Mrs. Fletcher S. Cater of Dublin, Georgia, and a son, John Moncure Jr., of Richmond, Va.
.....Mr. Daniel was born May 26, 1883, on the family farm near Charles Town, the fourth of six children. He was the son of John Moncure Daniel and Anne Elizabeth Leavell, who resided in Jefferson County, near Charles Town. Both were members of old and prominent families; the Leavell family long residents in Jefferson County and the Daniel family in Charlotte County, Va. He attended the Old Academy in Charles Town until sixteen years of age, when he entered the Episcopal High School at Alexandria, Va. and there remained as student, Secretary to the Headmaster, Treasurer, Business Manager, and and as Master until his death on November 1, 1955.
.....Few men have been actuated by as high principles of Christian manhood, or possessed of so strong a character, or expended himself for others so unselfishly as Mr. Daniel. The many boys who attended his classes and daily came under his influence, now successful men and scattered over many states, bear testimony to his Christian influence.
.....A recent article in the "E.H.S.," the school paper, states that, "Mr. Daniel speedily showed a marked talent as an instructor in history and by 1905 was heading that department". Besides his function as head of the history department, Mr. Daniel has served most capably until 1953 as the treasurer and Business Manager for the school. In June 1953 the Board of Trustees ordered the preparation of a suitable resolution to be presented to Mr. Daniel in recognition and appreciation of his continuing devotion and service to the High School for over half a century.
.....Mr. Daniel, in addition to the members of his immediate family and five grandchildren, is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Miss Elizabeth Daniel of 401 Samuel Street, Charles Town, Miss Mary Mildred Daniel of Berkeley Springs, W. Va., William A. Daniel of Dickerson, Md. and Francis W. Daniel at the old home near Charles Town.
.....The funeral service was conducted by the Right Reverend Frederick Goodwin

John married Marguerite Fitzgerald Williams 12 Dec 1921. Marguerite was born 24 Aug 1887, New York; died 23 Apr 1971, Richmond, Virginia; was buried , Hollywood Cemetery Richmond, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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Son of William G. Daniel and Elizabeth McGehe

John married Anne Elizabeth Leavell 30 Oct 1874, Jefferson, West Virginia. Anne (daughter of Rev. William Thomas Leavell and Anne Elizabeth Yates) was born 11 Apr 1850, Charles City County, Virginia; died 5 Mar 1923, Jefferson, West Virginia; was buried , Zion Episcopal Churchyard Charles Town, West Virginia. [Group Sheet]