Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13
GOLDSBOROUGH

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died suddenly at her home on Main !
Street, Bridgeville, Wednesday even
ing, May A.
Mrs. Goldsborough was the widow
of Cameron E. Goldsborough. She |
Is survived by a daughter, Miss Ruth
Goldsborough, with whom she made |
her home; son, Phillip A. Colds
borough of Tucson, Ariz.; two
grandchildren; a sister, Miss Bessie !
Brown of Bridgeville, and four
nephews, Edward, Raymond, and |
Daniel Short of Bridgeville, and
William Short of Newark.
The funeral was private at the |
Hardesty Funeral Home at p. m.
Sunday, with the Rev. j. w. Woot-
ten, pastor of the Union Methodist |
Church, Bridgeville officiating. In
terment Bridgeville Cemetery.
BRASURE
Services for Mrs. Ida M. Brasure,
55, who died last Friday, in Milford |
Memorial Hospital, were held from |
The Fleishchauer Funeral Home in |
Greenwood at 2 p. m. Tuesday. In !
terment in st. Youngstown Cemetery |
near Greenwood Services were |
conducted by the Rev. Harry H. |
Conner, pastor of st. Johnstown |
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Brasure was president of |
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of st. YOUNGSTOWN Church |
at the time of her death, and has |
lived in Greenwood for the past |
10 years.
A daughter of the late Capt. Daniel /
and Sarah Walls, she is survived I
by her husband. Elijah B.; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida M. Chester, of Green
wood; two grandsons, Robert K
Chester, Jr., and Jack d. Chester;
and q sister, Mrs. Granville Bacon,
of Staytonsville.
GLANDEN
Funeral services for Mrs. Daisey
day, May 4, from injuries suffered |
in an automobile accident, were
held at Dover, last Saturday at 2 |
p. m. at Wesley Methodist Church |
with the Rev. DR.. John A. Trader,
pastor, officiating Interment in |
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden.
Mrs. Glanden, who lived at 432
South New Street, Dover, died of |
internal injuries. She was employed |
at the International Latex Corpor-
alton.
Surviving her are: her husband, !
Clifton Glanden; three children,
Robert, James and William Clan
den; her parents, Felix and Mrs |
Mae Rigby and nine brothers and |
sisters. Roland Rigby, Marydel, |
Del; Mrs. Raymond Sapp, Hartly,
Del; Miss Beatrice Rigby, Dover;
Thomas Rigby, Dover; Reese Rigby,
Marydel, DEL; Linwood Rigby.
Dover; Miss Lillian Rigby, Dover;
Grover c. Rigby, Dover and Miss
Elizabeth Rigby, Dover.
GALLOWAY
Mrs. Florence Galloway, So, wife
of Nyle Galloway, died in Milford
Memorial Hospital, Tuesday, May
10. Funeral services were held to-
day, Friday, May Is, at 2 D. m, from
the Berry Funeral Home. Milford,
with the Rev. Mervin x. Ruth, pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church,
Milford, and the Rev. Robert Van
Cleaf, pastor, of Asbury Methodist
Church, Harrington, officiating. Be
sides her husband, she is survived
by daughters, Mrs. Zeth Weaver,
Jr., Greensboro, Md; Mrs. Raymond !
Steward, Harrington; Mrs. Robert
Donovan, Houston; Miss Gail Gallo
way, at home; one son, Nyle Gallo
way, Jr., of Harrington; IL grand
children sisters, Mrs. Reuben
Bennett. Yorklyn, DEL; Mrs. George
Getty, Newark, DEL. Mrs. Anne
Collins, Mrs. Elsie WEIGH, Mrs. Dor
othy Anderson, all of Milford, four
brothers, Thomas and Eugene Pass
waters, both of Milford; Risden
Passwaters, Harrington; Harrison
Passwaters, Ridgely, Md. Mrs. Cal
loway was proprietor of the Bride
Bit Restaurant at Harrington, a
member of the Women's Benefit
Association of Harrington, a MEM
Der of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club of Harrington