Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
OBITUARY

--' 'tDAA4S5 NoAAuetA 4, 1904. Funeral |
services were conducted from
Moore's Funeral Home in Denton.
Md, January 18th, with the Rev
T. II. Huntington officiating. In
terment was made at HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery, Harrington, Del. He is
survived by his wife. Mrs. Nora
Dunning Carroll, who is a Datient
in Delaware Hospital Wilmington
Del, and six children: Harry of
Greenwood, Dorothy Rogers of Mil
ford, Marie Mack of Harrington
Virginia Thomas of Denton. Md
Houston, Jr., and Jean Carroll at
home in Bridgeville. Also. siv
grandchildren. He was a native of
Denton, Md, until the last eleven
years.
PRETTYMAN
Mrs. Lulu Reedy Prettyman. 81
died Sunday in Fort LauderdaIe
Fla. Mrs. Prettyman, a native of
Milford, was the wife of VIRGIL
Prettyman, former princinaI of
Horace Mann School i'm New York
City. She was the daughter of tho
late Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Reedv
Oh Milford. She moved to New York
when she married Mr.. Prettvman
in the early 1900s and lived there
until his retirement about 25 wears
ago, at which time they moved tn
Fort LaudeTdale, Florida. Mr.. prot
lyman is a son of the late Cornelius
William Prettyman, Sir, a minister
| in the Peninsula Methodist Con
ference. A brother, Cornelius Pref
lyman, was once president of Dick
insOn College, Dickinson, Pa. In
addition to her husband, Mrs. Pret-
lyman is survived by two sons
Lambert Prettyman, Greenwich
Conn.,, and Virgil, Jr., Fort Lauder
dale, one gTandchild and one great
! grandchild.
JOSEPH
Mrs. Amanda p. Joseph, aoe 96
of Lewes, Del, born July 3. 1857
widow of the late c. Frank .Iosenb
and daughter of the late Kendall
and Rachel Wilson Warrington
died HOS a. m, January 8th. al
her home on Lewes-RehobOth High
way, where her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles How.
ard, and family, reside with her
She is survived by the follOwina
children: Arthur Joseph, Rehobotb
Naomi Dodd, Ethel Marsh, MURRAY
Joseph, LOttie Howard, all of Lew
es; Delema COrdrey, Georgetown
Olivia Mitchell, Milton; and Ebt
Joseph, Smyrna; also by 80 grand
children, 81 great-grandchildrc
and : Observation-Disclosures
she is survived by the follown.
sisters and brothers: Mrs. Salli,
Davidson, MillsbOrO; Mrs. Susi,
Murray, Media; Mrs. Rachel War
rington, Nassau; Mrs. Jennie Per
ry, HarbesOn; George WARRINGTON
ana John Pride Warrington, Harbe
son. Services were held at MaIso,
Funeral Home, Monday, Januac r,
II, 1854, at 200 D. m, with the rev
William Leishman officiating Tn
lerment at the Methodist Cemetery
LeWes, Delaware.
LOFLAND
Funeral services for William
n. Lofiand, an employee of the CAM
tai Trust Company of Delaware Il
Dover for about 35 years. wer
held on Sunday last, at Chris
Church with the Rev. Paul KELLOGG
rector, officiating. Interment was il
Christ Churchyard.
Mr.. LOfand's duties sent him n
daily trips to the state corporation
> department offices and other publi
offices and his name had appeare,
as an incorporation on hundreds O
charters.
About 81 years of age, he live,
alone in his home, "a North Street
Dover since the death of his sister
Miss Mary E. Lofand, several year
ago. 1t was there that he die
unexpectedly last Friday Afternoon
In his early years, he worked TO
a livery stable in Milton and late
was employed by a grocery stor
in Dover before being employed b
the Capital Trust Company of Della
ware, located on The Green.
HOLIDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Ami
. Blanche Holiday, 76, wife of Loui
:, Holiday, Sr., was held at l D. m
! Wednesday at The Berry Funerf
Home, FELTON,. The Rev. Roy ]
-. Jones, pastor of the Frederic
! Methodist Church, and the Re
q John R. Diehl of Crisfeld, Nc
Officiated. Interment was in Barratt
Chapel Cemetery.
Mrs. Holiday died suddenly earl
Monday morning at her home
= Frederick. She has been a residel
:. of that area all her life.
- Surviving are her husband; the
, sons, Louis, Jr., of FELTON,; Charlie
= and Bradford Holiday of Frederick
!, three daughters, Mrs. Elizabet
- Webb and Mrs. Helen POore
Frederick. and Mrs. Ethel Harrinj
ton of Harrington; a brother, o
valid Stanton, Churchill, Md:
grandchildren and eight grea
grandchildren.