Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Amanda Click Mannering, Wife
of John Mannering, Died We'd
nesday Afternoon, Aged SO

Mrs. Hnanua 0lck MannerIng, Wife
of John Mannering, Died We'd
nesday Afternoon, Aged SO
Mrs. Amanda Mannering, wife of
John Mannering, Smyrnas we'll
known painter and paper hanger,
who for ten weeks has been confined
to her bed with intense suffering, died
Wedneday evening, between four
and five O'Clock. She was in her
38th year of age. Her death was
due to complication of diseases,
the immediate cause being a brain
growth. The untimely death of such
an estimable woman, was deeply
regretted throughout the community.
While there were alternating hope
and fear during her long siege of
suffering, there was an earnest de-
sire that her life might be spared
for many more years of health and
usefulness. The summons however
came and found her resigned and
ready to go. The deceased was
good Christian woman and while her
character shone brightest in her
home where she was a devoted wife
and mother, she was ever ready to
lend helping hand in all good
movements, especially in the circle
of Kings Daughters of which local
oganization she was an active mem
ber. Before coming to Smyrna she
became a member of the First United
Evangelist Church at Bangor, Pa,
which membership she continued to
retain. Mrs. Mannering was the
youngest daughter of the late Moses
Click of Bangor, Pa. On December
the 14th, 1899, she was united in
marriage to Mr.. John c. Mannering
of this town, who with Grant Garis,
son by her first husband, survive
her. She is also survived by two
brothers and two sisters. Mrs.
William T. Graffin and Mrs. Davis
S.. Williams, of Bangor; Charles R.
Click, of Chicago, Ill. and U. G.
Click, of Wilmington. Funeral SER
vices took place at her late residence
on South street at one o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon in charge of Rev.
j. E. Franklin, pastor of the Pres.
| byterian Church. A quintette com
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Hof
J fecker, Mrs. Alice Reed, Miss Mary
Roberts and Mrs. L. M. Price sang
her fayorite hymns. Beautiful flora
tributes were strewn on her caske
and large cortege followed the re
mains to their last resting place il
! Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Mrs. j. Alexander Fulton, Dover, Dea
Mrs. j.. Alexander Fulton,
. years old, wife of one of Delaware
best-known attorneys, and woma
5 eminently respected and loved i
: Dover died Saturday. Mrs. Fulto
s was born in Indiana, Pa, but ha
e spent practically all her life i
s Delaware, coming here during tn
: Civil War. She was married to Mr.
a Fulton in 1848. She lived in tn
e Fulton homestead, also the home 0
t her daughter, Mrs. Van Dyke, fo
e the past forty-five years and he
!: funeral took place from this hous
!. on State Street, Dover, on Monda
q afternoon at two O'Clock. Inter
ment was made at Dover Presby
ID terian churchyard. Four childre
J. survive: Miss Mary Fulton, {
!. Dover; Mrs. Samuel E. CLARA F.
:. Smith, of Millville, near Pittsbure
% Cecil C. Fulton and Mrs. Robert r
1t (Nannie r. VanDyke of Dover.
IN Death of Mrs. Enoch Carrow. Leips
10 Mrs. Enoch Carrow, of near Lei
st sic, died last Wednesday after &
t. illness of three weeks with cor
t. plication of diseases. She leav'
Of beside her husband four children
In Mrs. John Wheatman, Arthur, Ha
I'd vey and Miss May Carrow, of Phi
od adelphia. Funeral services to,
er place Sunday afternoon at Of
ne o'clock with interment at Smyrna
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