Milford chronicle., 1942-06-19
Obituary
KENNETH

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Saturday afternoon, June I3, near
ing her fifty-fifth year. She be-
came a Christian at a young age
joining Laws Church and teaching
the beginners class in Sunday
School at Aveaue Church where she
was a member after moving to
Milford. She was a devoted wife
and sister, cheerful in spirit and
happy in helping others. She was
loved by all the children, and her
last months of suffering were en-
dured with patience. Besides her
husband. she is survived by her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Macklin, and
two brothers, Henry L. Lofiand and
Elias Lofiand of New York. The
funeral was conducted at Barratt's
Chapel on Tuesday, June 16, by DR..
Frank Herson and Rev. N. C. Ben
son, and interment was made there.
COLLINS
George B. Collins, age n years,
son of the late Samuel P. and Mar
guerite Collins, died Saturday eve
ming, June 13, after a short illness
of pneumonia. Mr.. Collins had not
been in good health for over a year.
Several years ago he was a pros
porous farmer of Cedar Neck, but
had resided in Milford for the past
SO years. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Annie Porter Collins, one
son, Norman c. Collins, and two
George Franklin
Collins in the U. S. Army and Miss
Frances Amelia Collins, at home;
also. many nieces and nephews.
services were held from
the home on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock with the Rev. M. E. Hun
gerford, pastor of the Calvary
Church, of which he was
a member for several years, offici-
ating. Burial was made in the Odd |
Fellows cemetery irl Milford. T
BOYCE
Howard C. Boyce, 6S, a retired .
carpenter, died at his home in
Richardson Park, Wednesday, Jpne
II, after an illness of two years.
He was a native of Milford, but had
lived i'll the Richardson Park sec
tion for the past 20 years. Sur
viving are his son, William F.
Boyce, with whom he lived. and two
brothers, M. w. Boyce of Whining
-on, and A. w. Boyce of Milford.
services will be held in
Neck church, near Mil
ord, this afternoon friday, with
nterment in cemetery adjoining
,hurch.
CUBBAGE
Mary Elizabeth Cubbage died
Thursday, June IL. Funeral SER
ices were held from Berry's fu-
leral home, FELTON,, Sunday. The
ervices were conducted by Rev.
iced of Wyoming. Mrs. Cubbage
caves to mourn her passing her )
Linwood Cubbage, near
Willow Grove. DEL; one sister,
Irs. Pearl Kemp, of Palmyra, N.
>; three nephews, Edward S.
might, Wyoming, Elwood Knight,
and Martin l. Knight, of
almyra, N. j.
SWAIN
Mrs. Bernice A. Swain, age 55 {
ears, passed away Sunday. June s
I, 1912, at her home in Milford af- {
II a long illness. She is survived
= her husband. Charles H. Swain: d
ne daughter, Mrs. B. R. Roldan, @
I'd one sister. Mrs. Elmer Wilkins C
Prime Hook Neck. Funeral SER
ces were held at her home On d
'ednesday afternoon at o'clock. d
ith the Revs. M. E. Hungerford a
Id J. T. Bailey officiating. Inter A
ent was made in the Lincoln Gem F
cry. C
WOODALL
Mary C. Woodall, aged 79 years, p
Issed away Tuesday morning, N
Inc 16, at the home of her daugh-
r and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Short, Milford, after a long
ness. Funeral services were held
the Torbert funeral home. in
over, Thursday afternoon, June
with interment in Rising Sun
metery. She is survived by one -
n, F. L. Woodall, of Chester, and o'
e daughter, Mrs. S. P. Short, of III
ilford.
BURTON