Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-25
REV. c. 7. CONAWAY
DIED TODAY AT SMYRNA
Retired Minister OF Wilmington
Annual Conference Of
M. e. Church.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.

Operiel piepatSh 10 FNtrS fN"h'hk.
smyrna. Fch. s5.--Rev. George T..
Conway. SO years old, a retired min
lister of the Wilmington Conference
uf the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died at his home early this morning.
He Was well known throughout the
state, having spent most OF his life
here. He retired from the ministry in
1906. after serving ~ years with the
Wilmington Conference. While a MEM
Der OF the conference he served as
pastor Of churches In the following
places:
Berlin. Md. Newton, Halifax. Birds
bcro, Nesduchoming, Gunboro. IIar-
rington. Sharptown. Delmar, Wyom-
ting. Gu .horo. peckwith, Lincoln. Elk
Neck. Rock Hall Appoquinimink.
Narydel. Trarpe. Bethel. Christiana,
Wye Mills and riny Neck. TlS fun
eral Will he held from his late>home
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Zach II. Webster.
Rev. Zach II. Webster. who was a
member NJ the Wilmington Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church for
g. years, died at Denton. Md, last
night, after protracted Illness.
Mr.. Webster joined the conference
In 1887, the same year that Rev. Har-
vcy w. Ewing of Wilmington and Rev.
James II. Wilson OF Charlestown. Nd,
were admitted. lie served the follow
ing charges: Quantico. Md. 1887 !;
Fruitland Md, 1SsS Whitesville,
lssa-si: Tangier. Va. 1928: Den
ton. Md. lsg4-9S, F'redcrica 1899
1900: Hnlsboro. Md. 1901: Delmar.
1s0?-s A-bury Church. Wilmington,
1909. Laurel. 19lO. Rising Sun. Md
lsil-i2: Milton. ielS-l6; 81. Mlchaers,
Md. iel'-lS: Townsend. 1919. The
conference changed his relation to re-
tired in 1890.
Five daughters OF Mr.. Webster sur
vive him Mrs. 4. NJ. Fowler OF Laur-
81. Mrs l.. !. Harrington of Moore
Pa. and Mrs Y. II. F'reeny, Mrs. IL
a. Conwell and Miss Helen II. Web
rter of Delmlar.
Mrs. Amelia II. Haubcr.
Mrs. Amelia II. Hauber, aged 7:
Years. wife uf Anton Hauber. SIC
Monroe street. died early this morn
ing. after having been i'll for a short
time. She was taken I'll with diabetes
several weeks ago, but was recovering
from this when about ten days age
she developed grip. This resulted In
her death. Mrs. Hauber was born il
this city and had been a lifelong resi-.
dent. Her husband for many year,
was in the cafe business az Sixth anC
Shipley streets and at 5I6 Market
She IS survived by her husband. whC
s. = years old. and two children
Arthur s. Of this city and Mrs. Georg,
Derbyshire of Philadelphia. The fun
eral services viii be held from he
late home with services IN charge o
Rev. Frederic Doerr. on Tuesday af
ternoon at .. Interment will be pri
~ate.
Mrs. Hauber had host of friends i
this city. who were greatly shocke
TO hear of her death, for che had al
ways been in such fine health.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Robinson, age
- years. widow OF George NJ. d. Rob
fnson. died yesterday at her residenc
At Brack-Ex.
Mrs. Pearl Houk.
Mrs. Pearl Houk. wife Of John I
Fouk, died in baltimore yesterda!
The funeral eervices will he hel
Tuesday afternoon from the home c
her brother-in-law, at Newport. wit
snterment in ST. James cemetery.
Mrs. Mary ]. Miller.
Miss Mary Jane Miller. widow
Ferdinand A Miller. died yesterda
al her residence, 7o9 Monroe street.
Miss Edith VI. Sawyer.
Miss Edith NJ. Sawyer. daughter
William T. and Anna c. Sawyer. die
yesterday at her home. S35 We:
Fourth street.