Milford chronicle., 1947-03-14
Obituary
GRAHAM

Mrs. Anna Burton Graham. age
S4 wears. widow of the late Kan
GOlph Graham OF Houston, de-
parted this life on Tuesday, March ,
II. at the Fairview COnvalescent .
Hospital near Dover. She was
born October 70, 1862. near An
COLA. the daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. William Coard Burton,
ST.. for decades prominent resi-
dents Of Indian River Hundred.
Sussex county. In her younger
days she was very active in church
and social work in the community
in which she lived Mrs. Graham
was a charter member Of Kent
Chaptcr No. IL. O. +. s., Harring-
ton.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday. March Is. at p. m. from
her late residence in Houston. Ser
vices will be conducted by the Rev.
John NJ. DeChant, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, Mil
ford, of which she was member,
assisted by Rev. Mckee of .Hous-
ton Methodist Church. Interment
will be made in the Odd Fellows
cemetery, Milford.
She is survived by two dauSh-
ters. Mrs. Eugenia Burton Simp-
son and Mrs. Marguerite Graham
Cooper. both of Houston; three
grandchildren. Mrs. W. Charles
Paradee of Dover. Julius H. Coop
er. Jr, of Houston. and Lieutenant
Randolph Graham Cooper now sta
toned in Japan; three great-grand-
children. Eleanor Lee Paradee and
". Charles Paradee. Jr.. OF Dover.
and Mary Elizabeth Cooper of Alb
erdeen. Md.
WORKMAN
Mrs. Ella Mears Workman. wife
of j. Green Workman, died at hel
, home near Harrington on Tues
! day. March II. after several months
illness. Funeral services will be
held on Friday afternoon at the
Boyer Funeral Home in Harring-
ton a. TWO O'Clock with interment
in the Hollywood cemetery. Har-
rin9tOn.
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by four children. Earl Work
man OF Harrington. Mrs. Mildred
Paskey OF FELTON,. Mrs. Emma Ry-
an OF Pennington and Mrs. Ruth
. Ryan. living at home. also two bro
theirs. Robert J. Mears of Wash
ingtOn. ID. c.. and Charles w. Mears
of Harrington. seven grandchil-
dren and one great grandchlld.
! s.e
CALLAWAY
Elias S. Galloway, age &c years
husband of Mrs. Florence Gala
way. passed away Wednesday
II March II. at the Milford MemOria
l Hospital. Funeral services will b
held at the Berry Funeral Home
u Milford. on Sunday afternoon a
I one o'clock with interment in tn
q Odd Fellows cemetery. this cit
Il Rev. David Wood. pastor of tn
IT Frederick Methodist Church wi
I otiiciate.
S In addition to his wife. Mr.. Ca
g laway is survived by one daughte
: Mrs. Mildred Urian OF Folsom, Pa
one grandson and one granddaugf
e ter.
n Friends of the deceased may ca
II at the funeral home Saturday ev'
0f ming after seven o'clock.
n e.o
" KEYES
Mrs. Charles Henry Keyes die
+ Sunday morning. March 8, after
ii long illness at the home of h
as daughter. Mrs. Wilbur Fiske Decl
er. Christmas Lake. EXcelsiO
Mimi. Daughter of Sarah AM
: Moore and Lebbeus Brown of Bo
cObel, Wisconsin, she was II
widow of DR.. Charles Henry Keye
is the first president of Skidmo
&c College. Saratoga Springs. \.
m Mrs. keyes was born September
~ 1858, and in addition to Mrs. Deck
.ir is survived by three other childr,
cb who are Mrs. Orville Ross Wrig
cd of POughkeepsie, y. Y; DR.. Ha
no old Brown Keyes. of New Yo
ne City and Wilton, Connecticut, al
ed Clarence Edward keyes of W
on min2ton. Del. who is the Delawa
be director of the Savings Bonds Dl'
lat sion of the United States Treasul
Two other sons-CharleS Sunni
Keyes and George Thurman Key
no longer live. In addition. NJ
Keyes is survived by eight gran
he children and 10 great-grandch
he dren. After her husbands dea
as Mrs. Keyes lived in Delaware vi