Milford chronicle., 1934-02-02
SELBYVILLE
FOur Funerals In Five DAYS

AFTERNOON at CLOCK Dy the pastor
Rev. w. V. Moore. Though having
been in i'll health for some time. Mr.
Brown who was conducting a barbel
shop, managed his business unit
within three weeks of his death.
He was a native of Pittsburgh, Pa.
but since his marriage to Miss Cath
arine Murray, about Is years ago
has since resided in this locality ant
for the past two years had been &
resilient of this town. He is survived
by his widow and five children, a.
follows: Charles, Elizabeth. Louise
Helen and Van Murray Brown, the
latter being just little less than a
year old. Mr.. Brown having been a
member of the Selbyville Volunteer
! Fire Company. as a tribute of re-
| spect to a brothe rfiremaii, the mem
beTs of the company attended the
! funeral in a body; six of them act
ing as pallbearers.
! Mrs. Brown has the heartfelt
sympathy of her many friends.
On Tuesday night about o'clock,
another shadow of gloom was cast
over our town when news came that
Edward Lynch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbert w. Lynch OF this town, who
had just passed his goth birthday on
December Z. had suffered fatal at
tack of heart trouble at Georgetown.
He had gone there with the Selby-
vile basketball team to play a
game with the team of that town
and during an intermission between
periods started to speak to his sis
ter. but was seized with the heart at
tack which proved fatal. falling to
the floor almost at his sisters feet.
Heart stimulants were hurriedly ad-
ministered by a physician who was
in the audience. but all efforts to re-
store him were futile, as life was
extinct within a very short time His
brother, Thomas, who is a member
OF the team and also number of
close friends from this town were
there when his death occurred. The
body was brought to his home here.
where it remained until Friday af-
ternOOn, when the funeral was held
in Salem NJ. F.. Church by Rev. W.
V. Moore of this town, assisted by
Rev. NJ. W. Marine of Laurel, for
mer pastor here. The burial took
place at Bishopville, Md. The floral
tributes were both numerous and
beautiful. He was graduate of the
1913 lclass of Selbyville High School /
and had since had two years in Del !
aware College at Newark. A profess !
sor from the college, a former tea /
cher of his, came over to view the /
body, TO leave floral tribute and
give message of coincidence to the |
hereaved family The immediate
family consists of the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert W. Lynch. one bro
ther, Thomas p. Lynch of this town
and two sisters, Mrs. James Opie OF
Camden, n. j., and Mrs. Harry Com
Oway of Georgetown, with whom
we are sharing their sorrow. The
was attended by a number
Of friends and relatives from dis
-ant points.
On Thursday, January %. death
came as a relief to William McCabe,
aged about 90 years, after many
long years of afflictiOn. Funeral SER
rices were held at the home of his
and sister. DR.. and
Mrs. a. VI. Rittenour on Saturday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The Rev.
". V. Moore being the officiating
minister. The music was furnished
~ Salem VI. f. Choir. Mrs. Norman
Davis and Mrs. IRA Long rendered a
luet, in the Land Where We Shall
iever Sav Good Bye" Following ihe
uneral services the body was inter-
ed in Red Mems cemetery with his
ather and mother. the late lir. and
irs. Elisha McCabe. The family, in
luding two sisters, three brothers
nd one half-brother, are as follows:
Irs. Sallie Fassitt Rittenour, Mrs. !
leila Holland, Senator James Il.
lcCabe. Harry Mc(' abe and e. J..
lcC abe, Sr., of this town and ,'Ohn
lcCabe of Bishop, Md.
Mrs. Jennie A. Campbell, aged ~
ears, widow of the late Denard w.
ampbell, quietly passed away at
er home on Saturday afternoon,
list a few minutes past 4 o'clock,
fter an illness of four weeks. Fu-
eral services were conducted at the
ouse on Monday afternoon by her
astor Rev. w. Y. Moore. who tased
is brief remarks on the 1st and 2nd
erses of the l4th chapter of ST.
Ohm, Let not your heart be trOub-
I'd; ye believe in God. believe also
| me. In my house are many man
ions" Music by the church choir.
fter which the burial was made in i
ed Mems cemetery with her nus
and who died about > years ago.
he is survived by four sons and
ne daughter as follows: George,
rank. Denard and Lambert Camp
ELL and Mrs. Raymond Taylor The
rst of New York; second of Mills
pro and the latter three of Selby-
lie.
prSOnal Items q,
The Misses Birda Hudson and G,
orothy McCabe of Beacon College, A
'ilmington. were at home with in
eir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
udson and Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Nc -,
abe over the weekend. ~
Mrs. Myrtle Lynch of Philadelphia
cent several days last week with
II sister, Mrs. Ollie Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Quillen en-
rtained to dinner on Thursday
ening. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aul of
wn. and the latter's mother, Mrs
)rdon of Pittsburgh, Pa. a
Mr.. and Mrs. james Hudson were
eSts of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. -