Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
James F. Davis, Aged II. Prom;non.
Duliaer-C0ntractOr of Camden, N.
j. Formerly of Smyrna. Dead

; ueh' N j., brother of the late M,.
: Samuel Taylor, and at one 49,
resident of the Smyrna-Rronfo,.e
community, died at his homo ooe
cooper Street in Camden, on Sundo,-
december 7th, after a lngerino n Il
ness. Deceased was a son of the late
Nehemiah Davis and spent bis coll
DIG IN Smyrna, learning the trado &c
caolnet making with the late AIov
@noer Far1es. Later he moved 70
Namden and in time became = nro,,,i
hent builder and contractor &c tha.
CITY. For a time he owned and liyod
on the farm at Brenford, now ou,,od
oy L. N. Dawley, but this was onl,,
Tor breif five years. With +h;s
exception, his entire life since leav;no
smyrna was spent in Camden wbaro
ne was substantial citizen ;n+o,.
eSVed IN all good movements and
CHRISTIAN gentleman. He was marriod
twice. HIS first wife was a Miss T,,r-
ner OF Smyrna. Two children sn,1,;1o
inns union; DR.. William Davis Of |
Philadelphia and Mrs. Anna Carl of |
oolllngswood, N. J. Some years aftor
ms first wife's death, he married MIS-
Rebecca Maberry,of Camden. One chilli
survives this union: Mrs. w Ice
springs, of Merchantville, N. J. En-
neral services and interment fool,
place this wednesday, afternoon at
Camden. '''
Death of Mrs. Margaret Fell Weldon
Mrs Margaret Fell Weldon. widow
II Benton N. Weldon, a proninon+
lrugglst of Smyrna died Saturday &c +
'onble pneumonia in the 43rd year Of /
er age. Following the death of bo,. d
uSDand March 4, 1911, Mrs. Weldon t
ontlnued the business until she suf- d
7fed a break down and has been awav |,
YER since receiving treatment Tho a
announcement of her sudden death a
as shock to her friends who did Il
't know Of the development Of n
leumonia. She is survived bv ono Fl,
ster; Mrs. A. E. Jardine. of AtIantic ez
W, N j., one brother, William Fell n,
Philadelphia and half brother G,
y. D, Robinson, of Georgetown St
neral services took place in ST sb
tiers Church, Smyrna, in which the tn
ceased was a COMMUNICATE, yester- to
y, Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock IN
charge OF. Rev. Thomas Getz Hill
r remains were laid to rest besides T.,
'se OF her husband in Odd Fellows
metery. g.
Death of Mrs. James H. Frazier I
irs. Amelia HofFecker Frazier. {
ID 62, wife of James H. Frazier of Tol
T Clayton, died this morning after OF
ngering illness. She had been in clio,
ing health nearly two years. Mrs bar
zier was the daughter of William fan
Ann (Slaughter) Hoffecker and pro
born, raised and spent her whole trac
IN this vicinity. She is survived doll
1er husband and seven children as wat
'ws; Mrs. Edith Perry, Whining ever
Mrs. Elva Perry, Ardmore. Pa: less
ar Frazier, of near Smyrna; Mrs. ter.
bert Davis, of Camden, N. j.; Mrs. Sept
Carey, Philadelphia; AIRS. Ed conf
Richards, Newark; and J. Le- Geol
Frazier, of near Smyrna. The an i
raj which will be strictly private. bar.
take place Saturday at 1.3O in caus
ge of Rev. d. F. McFaul, of VIII the
ton and interment will be at Odd oystt
w's Cemetery, Smyrna. are
lmes v. Boyer Dies at Dover. event
nes V. Boyer, one of Dover's was
respected citizens and veteran medli
inter-, died suddenly Thursday authc
ing shortly after going to his Deen
at the Dover Lumber and Mill the
Company, on South State Street. thls c
ly after reaching the mill, Mr.. terme
complained of a min n h;a Surve
and died shortly afterwards. He aOle
o years of age and is survived menu
5 widow ono son w cbo,,os thoroi
Mrs. L. E. Phillips, and Mrs. tne G
W. Thomas. Funeral services the re
held from he residence of his mer 81
ter, Mrs. Phillips, on Governors
e, Sunday afternoon at p. M, ANA
lterment at Lakeside Cemetery,
Farme
,a4L &c A. c. ReaIi;
g., With
Nr;d,I,a4. :. o-A, 2 o9 oolnier resi-, turkeys
to,,,o :. - - ''.'u GS''Sss'' uieu many
- = 60 co., oolO', On sun their s
~ - i'e 'ou year stead a
osqt 80. -, me remains were for Ch
,,,,e,.s ,',.1 l...elilen. was maue the job