Milford chronicle., 1928-06-22
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Albert w. Carrow, one of our mos
prominent and highly respected citi
zens, passed away at an early houl
on Tuesday morning. The commun
ity is shocked and grieved as he was
much beloved by young and old. Ht
became a member of Trinity M. E
Church in early youth, was the lead
er of the choir and superintendent oi
the Sunday school for over forty
years. He had the gift Of beautiful
voice which he used gladly and will
ingly on all occasions for his Master.
Not only shall we miss his voice in
hymns of praise, but we shall miss
his cheerful, genial personality. He
had been fading out of life for sew
eral months but kept serene in the
beautiful faith chat has sustained
him for many years. He was at1llat-
ed with the religious, civic and ma
ternaT organizations of the colnmun-
ity, a splendid citizen of sterling
worth. Mr.. Carrow was &C years of
age and is survived by his wife ard
one brother, John Carrow, of Dover.
Funeral services Will be held on Fri
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Robert R. Coverdale, formerly OF
this neighborhOOd, but late of Cbes-
ter, passed away on Friday, June TO-
after a lingering illness. The body
was brought here to the home OF MS
wife's father, Cyrus p. Favinger,
where funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. w. C. Benson, with singing by
Trinity NJ. E. Church choir. The ce-
ceased is survived by his wife, three
sons and two daughters. Interment
was made in Barratt's cemetery.
After a long period of suffering
Mrs. Priscilla Moody, widow of the
late William Moody passed away at
her home Wednesday of last week.
She was good Christian woman
and found comfort and solace in her
daily reading of her Bible. Funeral
services were held at her home on J.
Saturday afternoon conducted by
Rev. N. c. Benson with singing by !
the choir. A large number of beauti-
full flowers were sent by relatives
and friends. Mrs. Moody was eighty
seven years of age and passed the ,
greater part of her long life in this !
community. Interment was made in
Barratt's Chapel. +
Mrs. Janet Cropper, wife of Har- 7
ry w. Cropper, of 1909 Pine street. :
passed away Sunday q
morning due to a stroke of paralysis,
aged IA years. Funeral services were n
held at her late residence on Monday +
evening, conducted by her pastor, y
Rev. Hallman of BrandyWine n
Church. Mrs. Cropper formerly re- Il
sided in Frederick where she was +,
loved and respected by many friends
who attested their sympathy by f,
sending beautiful flowers to Bar v
'att's cemetery where interment e
ook place on Tuesday morning. The N
is survived by her husband q,
Ind one nephew, Harry Harrington
If this town. Il
Roy Kemp of Hagerstown, Nd, q
pent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. G
nd Mrs. B. Kemp. el
Mrs. Mary Bethards and Nathan
'purry have returned from two HI
weeks visit in Philadelphia and Au- in
Iobon, N. J. W
John w. Camper has been quite
ick the past week. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Mitten and ct
on Billy of Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. ki
I. F. Mitten were guests of Miss &C
lice Mitten at the Brandywine San bf
torium last Sunday. Ie
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hoey of hi
are guests of Mrs. w. F. it,
[oey.
George Manlove of Philadelphia ia
pent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. th
ames H. Manlove. I'll
Mrs. Joseph Clark of Wilmington ge
as the guest of Mrs. Charles Prit- a
hett last week. Ct
Miss Bessie Emerson spent the ieI
with friends in Milford. thu
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach are CO
Rehoboth for several days. an
Mrs. Mary A. Stevenson and Miss of
attic Stevenson spent Sunday in Fe
reensboro, Md.
Miss ClaramOnd Belts Of Whining Oc
n is spending two weeks vacation ry
ith her mother, Mrs. S. K. Belts. the
Miss Marguerite Salevan of Phil Su
lelphia is spending two weeks s
lth her mother, Mrs. T. G. SaleVan. 10
The Tuesday Bridge Club was Pr,
ry delightfully."- entertained last s
eek by Mrs. John B. Derrickson. 9:9
rst prize was won by Mrs. Burton {
sndricks and second by Mrs. L. L. m.
rlisle.
Mrs. J. Reynolds Rogers enter
ned at a delightful bridge lunch r
q on Friday afternoon Of last tv'S
ek. Mrs. Rachel Darby won first
ze and Mrs. John Darby second
ze.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson, Miss
rian Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
ndricks spent Sunday with Mr.. "
! Mrs. S. H. Stayton Of Brookline, deal
Wet
Jhildren's Day services will be for
d on Sunday afternoon at Bar pne
t's Chapel. The public is cordial fun'
invited to attend these services. Ellie
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