Milford chronicle., 1953-08-07
OBITUARY

years, retired farmer OF near
Bridgeville, died at the home Of a
son.. Linwood E. Lowe, in Minqua-
dale, near Wilmington.
He was born at loves Cross
Roads, between Laurel and George
town, and was son of the late
William and Lurenia Smith Lowe.
He had lived near Bridgeville for
the past 55 years.
Besides the son, LinWOOd, he is
survived by a daughter, Miss Edna
Lowe, Bridgeville; a grandson,
Howard TempletOn, JT., North
Wales, Pa; a sister, Mrs. Charles
Bryan, Of Oak Orchard, and bro
ther, John B. Lowe, of Laurel.
Funeral services were conducted
in the Hardesty Funeral Home in
Bridgeville. last Thursday after
noon at two o'clock with Rev. j. E.
Layton. pastor of Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Church, Laurel, former
ly of Greenwood, officiating. Inter
ment in the Bridgeville Cemetery
FAULKNER
Mrs. Virgie L. Faulkner, age As
wife of Reese Faulkner, of neal
Bridgeville, died Sunday morning
August 2, a short time after admit
tance to the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. She had suffered a cerebral
hemOrrhage at her home and was
rushed to the hospital.
A native of Maryland she was q
daughter of the late William anC
Lucy Mackbee Dawkins, and haC
lived in the Bridgeville area about
IA years.
Besides her husband, she is sur.
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Johnson of Cannon; four grandchil
dTen; three sisters, Mrs. Susie Bur.
ris of Centreville, Md, Mrs. Clar
ence DickersOn of Holloway Ter
race, Wilmington, and Mrs. Harry
Faulkner, of Cannon; three bro
theirs, Earl Dawkins of Bridgeville
Roger Dawkins of Ridgely, Nd, ant
Charles Dawkins of Price, Md.
Funeral services were held in thu
Union Methodist Church, Bridge
vile, on Wednesday afternoon a
two o'clock with Rev. John w
WoOtten, pastor of the church, off
ciating. InteTment was made in tn,
Bridgeville Cemetery.
HUDSON
Joshua ]. Hudson, age 65 years
died at his home in ROxana on Fri
day morning, July 81, after an i'll
ness of five months.
Born near here, he was a sol
of the late Joshua j. and Maria f
DerricksOn Hudson. Surviving ar
his wife, Mrs. Eva LiOne Hudson
a daughter, Mrs. Edna Evans, O
Selbyville; two grandchildren, an
one great-gTandchild. There are al
so two sisters, Mrs. Vina Pritchar,
of Milford, and Mrs. Lille Dickin
son Of BroOmall, Pa; two brothers
George Hudson of Philadelphia
and Harvey H. Hudson of Selby
vile.
Funeral services were held OF
Monday afternoon at two o'clock il
the WatsOn-Gray Funeral Home i
FrankfOrd. Rev. William LOwery
pastor of the Church of the One
Door, in Clarksville, of which MI
Hudson, was member, conducte
the services assisted by Rev. Cha,
Armstrong, pastor of ROxana Phi
grim Holiness Church. Intermer
in ROXana Methodist Cemetery.
RUSSELL
Mrs. Florence Russell, age z
years, wife of the late Arthur Rus
sell of Ellendale, passed away o.
Saturday, August 1st, in the HON
of Merciful Rest, Wilmington. Flu
neral services were held at tn
Berry Funeral Home, Milford, O.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O
clock. Rev. Olin ShOckley, minis
ter of the Glendale Methods
Church, Officiated. Interment i
Ellendale cemetery. She is survive
by one daughter, Florence ReeC
Milford, and one sister. Mrs. Dell
| COverdale, Milford
CALLAWAY
Arthur William Galloway. age G
years, husband of Elsie Callawa,
passed away at his home in Hal
rington on Sunday morning, Augu.
End, after a long illness. Funer;
services were held at the BerT
Funeral Home, Harrington, O
Thursday afternoon at 1870 O
clock. Interment, Hollywood Gem,
terry, Harrington. Besides his wifi
he is survived by five daughter
Mrs. Evelyn LeCastes, Mrs. Ma,
guerite Cooke, Miss Ruth Callawa
and Miss Kathryn Galloway, all {
Harrington, Miss Marie Callawa
Wildwood, N. J.; three sons. Rol
ert Galloway, Harrington, VILLA,
Galloway, Wilmington. Pvt. FranI
lin Galloway, U. S. Marines: OF
brother, Nyle Galloway, HarringtO
and five grandchildren. He was
veteran of World War 1 and
member of American Legion, Ha
ringtOn.
WETZELL
Fred S. Wetzell, husband
Frances B. Wetzell, a resident
New York City since 1925. die
suddenly last Sunday, August 2n
Mr.. Wetzell, who had planned
make his home in the near futuI
in Milford, resided in New York
3O5 West End avenue, and mail
tanned suite of offices in the En-
pire State Building. Mr.. Wetze
was actively associated in the te,
tile trades and represented a nun
Der of Southern textile yarn. spil
ming mills in the Northern ma
kets. He was a native of Gastoni
North Carolina. He was a veters