Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
OBITUARY
WEST

.FeW Jersey 1dSb II Iluay ulOfMlABs
following a long illness.
A native Of MillsborO, she was a
daughter Of William Coffin and the
late Mrs. Emma Coffin.
In addition TO her father, she is
survived by the following sisters:
Mrs. Alice Donaway, MillsborO; Mrs.
Lillian Sockriter, Harbeson; Mrs.
Margaret Chester, Philadelphia; I
Mrs. Anna Campbell, DagsbOrO; +
Mrs. Ola TOOmey, DagsborO; one
brother William Coffin Of Vineland, .
mi. with whom Mrs. West made her
home. There are also surviving the
following half-brOthers and sisters:
I Harvey and Howard Coffin, Mills
/ borO: Joseph Cofia, SelbyYille;
/ George Coffin, Parsonsburg, Md;
Samuel Coffin, Salisbury, Nd; Paul
! Coffin, Laurel; John Coffin, Dover
and three half-sisters: Mrs. Phoebe
/ Donovan, Lewes; Mrs. Verde Mar
vel, DagsbOrO and Mrs. SOPHIE
LofaHd, RehObOth.
/ Funeral services were held in the
James Funeral Home, in Millsboro
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock,
with Rev. John Edward Jones' pas
tor Of Grace Methodist Church, offl-
ciating. Interment will be in Red
/ Mems Cemetery, in Dagsboro.
NORWOOD
Harry Clayton Norwood, aged 76
years. Of Five Points, near LeWes'
died at his home last Thursday
, morning after a six month illness.
r A native Of T4eWes section he was
3 a son Of the late William Page and
. Nicey Johnson Norwood. He was a
farmer and carpenter and had been
active in the planning Of Israel
! Church, near LeWes, Of which ne
: was a member.
l He is survived by his wife MIS-
q Addie ID. Norwood and the following
children: Mrs. -Pershil Nesbitt, VIII
mington; Mrs. Catherine Robbins
70 also of Wilmington; Mrs. Roberta
Street. Haddonfeld, n. J. and Harry
Z Herman Norwood, Of Lewes. There
are also a sister and four brothers
and six grandchildren. The brothers
are Arthur II. Norwood, Ralph
. Clarence p. and Thomas +. Norwood
: and the sister is Mrs. Ruth Bur
T, ton. all Of near Lewes.
- Funeral services were held II
Israel Church, near Lewes, Monda!
afternoon at two o'clock. Rev
a Ethelburt Maddox, Of fredericksburg
, Nd. conducted the service and in
~ terment was in the cemetery ad
/ joining the church.
: DILL
,oi Mrs. Lizzie f. Dill, 50. widow 0
Elmer Dill, who died about thre
: weeks ago. died at her home nea
FELTON,. Wednesday, following
long illness.
She is survived by two sons
le Roland B., Of FELTON,, and Howar
W. Harrington; one sister, Mri
ID Anna Birmingham Of FELTON,, an
~ brother, Samuel Clark Of FeltOl
o. Six grandchildren.
ne Funeral services were held
tb Tie Berry Funeral Home in Fe
n ton Saturday afternoon "a 1;3
- Interment was al Mt. Olive Gem
IN terry near SaadtOWn. The Rev. vi
ne liam Kitchens, former pastor
- the FELTON, Methodist Church, of
1g ciated.
- CREADICK
- - Mrs. Elma Wix Creadick. So. die
~ ~ Friday, February 26th. al the hon
-. Of her son-in-laW and daughte
- Mr.. and Mrs. Grover &. Dill, Of ne
h. FELTON, after several weeks Hines
- A lifelong resident Of the HaTrin
ton section, she had been residil
- with her daughter since the dea
= Of her husband, Samuel CreadiC
"a several years ago.
% %ilt She was born near White
an ~, Church. daughter Of William a
-lli Elmina Smith Wix.
IAN In addition to her daughter s
=, is survived by a son. Leland
lDs Creadick. FELTON,; three Erandch
'eS dren. one gTeaf-gTanddaughte
co brother, Howard Wix Of FTederi
II and two sisters. Mrs. Cora Fau
SIN ner. Delmar, and Mrs. 3. l. Sha
De- Harrington
Services we're held Tuesday
Ne p. m. in the Boyer Funeral HOT
ina The Rev. Milton Elliott, pastor
IT'S Trinity Methodist Church. offic
PIC ted. Interment in Hollywood Cen
an terry.
'ac-
the KENNEDY
1nd Thomas Kennedy. %, died at
re, " home in Magnolia early SUM
of morning. February Is. after Il
mt" illness. He had been a life-lC
the member Of the Magnolia Method
ce, Church.
IN, Surviving are his wife. Mrs. +
ty. abeth Minner Kennedy: th
Oeal daughters. Mrs. Edna K. Lahe
Dover: Ms. Elizabeth K. Ca
Wilmington; Mrs. Aithea X. ID
ing, WoCdsile. and a son, Thol
L. Kennedy, Jr.. Clayton
T Funeral services were held Fl
,,o4 Magnolia Methodist Church
NNS Tuesday at p. m. with intern
O be at BaTFatt's Chapel The Rev
John n. Elderdice. pastor OF the chu
for officiated.
sing
noes BIRCH
y az Funeral services for Can
h Is John S. Birch. SO, who form
! to served at the Oyerfalls Light
near the mouth OF Delaware
word were conducted at 2 :. m. Tue.
the from the Atkins Funeral HON
II Is Lewes. with the Rev A. r. Dol
high erty, pastor of Bethel MethC
Church, officiating. Burial
,due- made in the Lewes Methodist {
naaf etery. Captain Birch died FrI