Milford chronicle., 1953-10-23

OF MllfOr0, passed away at hef
home on Fisher Avenue, on Tues
day, October 18th. Funeral services
we're held from the Avenue Meta
oJllL Church CT Friday, October !
10Th, at 2:G0 y m. Intermenl in !
the MillsbOro Cemetery. M =. Gard |
ner is survived Ey one daughter, |
MSS Marian Garcner and one son,
James L. Gardner, both of Milford, |
a}2O one brother, Louis J. Dere- |
mer of Chester, N. Y.
WALLS
| Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie
Walls, age IS, who passed away
October goth, in the Milford Men,
Orial Hospital, will be conducted
at 300 p. m, today, Friday, from
the Slaughter Neck Methodist
Church. Rev. Harry F. Conner of
! Greenwood and Rev. William H.
Revelle of Lincoln will Officiate
Burial will be in adjoining church
; cemetery. Friends may call Thurs
day evening at Lot1and Funeral
Home. Mrs. Walls, wife of Fred
erick Walls, has been in i'll health
for some time. In addition TO her
, husband, she is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Agnes Morgan of
| Ward, Pa, and Mrs. Elsie Truitt
of Milford, sons, Hyland Walls
of Bridgeville, and Leroy Walls of
Milford, 4 grandchildren and 8
great-grandchildren.
HAMMOND
Mrs. Ida G. Hammond, 80, died
of heart attack Tuesday morning,
; October 90, 1853, at her home, 228
l Delaware Avenue, Harrington. She
had been i'll for some time. The
wife of T. COursey Harrington, she
had lived IN this community on a
farm between Harrington and Mil
l ford for S8 years, moving to the
/ present address six years ago be-
t cause of failing health.
!. cause of failing health. Mrs. HAM
mand was an active member of
ASbury Methodist Church, Harring-
d ton, and of it's Ever Ready Sunday
e School Glass. In addition to her
). husband, she is survived by several
ri, ces and nepheWs Funeral serv-
ices will be held at p. m, Fri
d day. at the ]. Millard Cooper Flu
|. neral Home, 10 Center Street,
/ Harrington. The Rev. Robert E.
n V2nCleaf, pastor of Asbury Meth
odist Church, will Oificiate. Inter
ment will be in Hollywood Gene
q terry.
y HICKMAN
- Mrs. MOllie B. Hickman, aged
rs years, widow of Frank Hick-
" man, of FTankfOrd, died in Brandy.
: wine SanatOrium, Tuesday morn.
, ing, October 18th. She had beer
patient there for the past Is
- years. Her only survivors are {
l. granddaughter, Miss Patricia Gray
u of Laurel, and a sister, Mrs. Franz
j Morton, of Dover, and severa
N nieces and nephews. Funeral seTv
le ices were held last Friday after
q noon at two o'clock, in the Watson
Gray Funeral Home, in Frankford
with Rev. DR.. S. Turner Foster
is pastor of Frankford Presbyterian
S, Church, officiating. Interment il
i'd Frankford Methodist Cemetery.
n CARVEL
70 Funeral services for Arnold "
# Carvel father of former Gov. FL
w bert N. Carvel, will be held Sat
n urday at 1 p. m. at Christ Epis
- cOpal Church, Stevensville, Nc
The Rev. H. G. Clary, the rector
+ will Officiate. InteTment will be il
N Baltimore cemetery at 3 p. II
~ Mr.. Carvel died Wednesday morn
! ing at his farm. Formerly distriC
N manager of the Cleveland Frui
q Juice Company for 35 years,
h. lived in Baltimore from 1916 t
ss 1851 when he retired to Kent IslanC
o. Since that time he had manage
"CraffOrd," a farm which has bee
- in the Carvel family since 1779. H
suffered a stroke ON October 9tl
following an attack of pneumoni;
He was born March 8, 1872, on
w farm not far from where he die
He was a member of Orient;
.. Lodge, No. 15S, A. F. and A. M
IT. of Baltimore; the Lions Club
lie Stevensville, and of Christ Episct
De pal Church of SteVensville. Survi,
re Ors also include his wife, Clal
ay Hopkins CaTvel; a sisser, Emn
'Xt Jean CarVel, and a daughter, Mr.
o. Genevieve CaTvel Land. Six granr
en- children also survive. He was ii
I'D, son of Thomas w. and Emma Jea
mt Tennfeld Carvel.
ed
LEGATES
'D- Harley E. Legates, 73, farm
10 of the HarbesOn vicinity, died
li- the Milford Memorial Hospital
vi Tuesday night where he had be-
'ay a patient for two days, following
stroke at his home last Saturda
ers He was born in rural Suss
re- County, the son of the late Phil
ey' and Mary Elliott Legates. Mr.. L
tcA gates, who was married three time
ire is survived by his present wi
lp' Mrs. Eva DerricksOn Legatas, a
cay the following children: Seven sol
u Martin of Manatea, Fla; Willis
)w- NJ, of Milton; John E., of Croydt
nes Pa; and Harry c., of Runnymer
Ir- N. j.; three daughters, Mrs. M;
on; tin Robinson of OnecO, Fla; M
age Woodrow Marvel of Dover, and M
or Alfred Salving, Philadelphia.
also leaves one brother, Sam
ock Legates of Georgetown, and
Will sisters, Mrs. Walter Robinson, a
J. A Mrs. Herbert Mcgee, both of Lew
the Mrs. Sarah McIlvaine, Ellenda
soft Mrs. Lillian Tingle. Milford. a
Mrs Ganrpa Rannnm Inmns I