Milford chronicle., 1929-09-06
Frederica

well beloved woman, who had been a
Veritable Mother in Israel" among a
host of friends and relatives, for so
many years. was quiet and peaceful,
ending the suffering of many weeks.
She was approaching her 10Th year and
much of her life was spent in this COM
munity. By the beauty and strength OF
her character she enriched the world
about her No effort was too great to
undertake, no task too humble to do
for her Master. A woman of culture and
refinement, a devout Christian, charit-
ABLY inclined toward all, she will be
greatly missed not only by her own lov-
ed ones but by the church and COM
munity She was a member of the La
dies Aid Society, the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union. the Willing
Workers Bible Glass and the Sunshine
Society, To all these she gave willing
" a life of service. We shall especially
miss her from her accustomed place in
her pew at the morning preaching SER
vice and the Sunday school where she
had a CHEEKY greeting and the kindly
considerate word for each MEMBER
None knew her, but to love her,
None named her, but to praise.
Funeral services were held at the
home on Saturday afternoon and were
attended by a large concourse OF rela-
tives and friends. The floral tributes
We're beautiful and many, attesting the
esteem and affection in which the de-
ceased was held. Rev. N. G. Benson
conducted the services and Trinity NJ
e. Choir sang several selections. Mrs
Rogers is survived by her sons, Ios5- oS5.
master Howard Rogers and j. Reynolds
Rogers, and a brother, Thomas Key
noids of Philadelphia. Intermept was
made in Barratt's cemetery The. .rela-
tiyes extend their sincere appreciation
and thanks to the friends for the use
of their automobiles, for the flowers
and many acts of kindness and sym
pathv during the illness and at the time
of the funeral of the deceased.
\ On Sunday afternoon Miss Iva Lang
Frell only daughter OF MI ana MIS-. lis Cetio y,
win Langrell, was united in marriage 10
Reed Hughes of Felton,, by the Rev
! Frank Herson at the Milford parsonage
Miss Langren is a young lady OF eXceP-
| tional qualities and teacher OF the oI1
grade of Caesar Rodney school: MIR. ana
Mrs Hughes are occupying their new
home in FELTON,, opposite the new schooi
building. They have the best wishes OF
the community for a happy. future.
DR.. and Mrs ]. B. Derrickson spent
the weekend at Absecon' N ). MISS fsS,
Mary Derrickson will remain there 1or
IN Miss @sG Bertha Case and Mrs. Josephine
Carey were Bowers visitors on Ihurs-
day. so,, - cbas-
ter, Pa, were guests OF MIS- JOHN See
vens over Labor Day: ,..,-, 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winthrop OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, We're guests iasI "eeN
of MIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Hendricks. -,..
William S. H. Davis of Dover MISS
Mary Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo;
Kirbv of New York City spent several
davs with Mrs. Sallie Williams TINS
week. c,o.,o,,+a. and
little son, Harry Mitten,e OF N,n Wan9 axe Mrs.
est, N. c., are guests ol NIL 'ii0'
CHARLES Skipper of Baltimore is visit
ing his brother-in-law, JACOB Couhsel-
man. -,,,.. 7-,o,,oa of Will
mington were Sunday guesIs ol NAi' 0'i-N-
Mrs. Luther Robbins: - ,,,-+ of
Miss Bessie Emerson was the guest ol
Mrs. Samuel Evans on Monday at ne
hGTTsn' Mps Della Wilson and Mrs: Emma
cloIIorbter spent several days at Allan
tic City last week. .....oz from
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle has returned Iroiii
Ocean Grove, N. j.. ..a-o,,
Mrs. Matthew Mitten ana granusoH'
RilIv Mitten, spent Sunday here.
Oliver Melvin of Wilmington spent
+he weekend with his parents, MI anu
Arthur Melvin, Jr., was recenII
guest for several days at the rlo'ei
Henlopen at Rehoboth. NJ.
Mrs Emma Slaughter, Mr.. and MRS. |
Herman VINEYARD, Mr.. and Mrs. Pon9er
THOMAS. Mrs Sallie Williams, MISS
Mary Williams, Mrs. Alice q. MeIvin, |
Mrs. Edith Melvin, Mrs. Laura = a.
spent a pleasant afternoon at YAK VI
chard on Tuesday of last week. -. |
William Conner is spending week
@' Miss T SaIiie Turner of Woodstown, n.
J., spent Monday with her sister, MISS
iSl1r Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kemp Of Perth
Anobov N. J.. spent the weekend with |
relatives here and in Milford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington OF
Irvington, N. J., Mr.. and Mrs: I4rs @
Annie B. Harrington on Saturday ana
y Mrs Mrs. Grace Homewood and son Oar
bv of Wilmington, spent Sunday WIN
MTT; Mr J11la and MTs RaIOS Clayton Hoey of penns
Grove. N. J., Col and Mrs. Willlamf
Hoey and DR.. w. o. Hoey OF Proy1- 17 Il
dence. r. l., were guests of Mrs. W. +.
Hoey over Labor Day. 4 ,,,,i+-
Miss May Jones who has neen ed WIstS
nGWy; Mrs Mary Bethards has returned
from a visit to Audubon, N. j;
Nathan Spurry has returned from
sojourn at ATLANTIC City. - DILL
Orion Milloway has returned to Pnii, mi,
adelphia after spending. a week Win
Mr and Mrs James Milloway
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peoples c,ino ana
daughter, Mrs. Rambo, MISSES CI.Ia
ana Bessie Strobe spent Labor Day WIN
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Slaughter. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Rogers OF Connecti-
cnt spent several days this week with
MT. and Mrs. Asa Rogers, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds OF
N, J., Thomas Reynolds OF
were guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Howard Rogers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Meredlth OF
N. j., called on Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Melvin on Monday.
Miss Nellie Walls, Walter Welkei'
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic, A. M Mel
lin and son, Arthur Melvin, Jr., spent
Monday at Rehoboth.
Miss Mary Melvin left Monday Ior :
Delaware City where she viii teacn thls
Miss Anna Bigelow and Miss Mary
D. Hoey are spending several days IN
Mrs, Wallace of Philadelphia is visit
ng Mrs. C. C. Spell. -
MIR. and Mrs. Charles HolcomD OF
5oldsboro, N. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wharton of Jersey City and Henry Vln- 4
yard of Philadelphia, were guests OF MT. I
md Mrs. Herman Vinyard this week. I
Mrs. Joseph Gerow left this week for
Blooming Grove, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs
5erow have moved into their new home
which is now completed and furnished.
Mrs. Bessie Jester and daughter Ruth
ire spending few days in Phlladelphla'
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