Milford chronicle., 1956-08-17

GARROW
Funeral services for Russell f.
Garrow, SO, were held from the
Trader Funeral Home in Dover on
Saturday, August IL with the. Rev,
Robert Kirk, Dover officiating. In
terment in the Hartly churchyard.
Mr.. Garrow died Wednesday,
August 8, in Kent General Hospital
after lengthy illness from heart
condition. A native of Canada, he
mad lived in Dover since 1927 and
was employed by PRR Scott Bro
theirs Freight Delivery. Dover. He
lived at 141 Pine Street.
He is survived by his widcy, Mrs.
Ruth Garrow; a son, Robert Gar
row at home and a sister, Mrs.
Gladys Mckay, in Canada.
GREENE
Mrs Hetty NJ Greene, 8S former
ly of Dagsboro, died Friday, August
10th after a long illness. For the
past four years she had lived with
niece, Mrs. Thomas Rogers, at
Millville.
The widow of D. Martin Greene,
she was the daughter of the late
Elisha and Martha Hickman Wick
ers. She is survived by brother,
David Vickers, Ocean View, and
several nieces and nephews.
Services were held Monday in
the Watson and Gray Funeral
Chapel, Frankford. The Rev. Will
liam Lowry, pastor of the Church
of the Open Door, Clarksville, Off
ciating. Interment in St. Georges
Cemetery.
HENRY
Harvey E. Henry, so. of Laurel
died August 9th, in Georgetown
University Hospital, Washington
D. c..
Mr.. Henry was a we'll known
farmer of the Mt Pleasant area
near Laurel, and haG served a!
treasurer and trustee of the Mt
Pleasant Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife
Laura E., brother, Paul F. Henry
of Laurel, and a niece, Mrs. limo
gene Moore of Laurel.
Services were conducted at
D. M, Sunday from the Mt. Pleasant
Church the Rev. j. E. Layton, pas
| lows Cemetery.
MORRIS
Mrs. Hettie P. Morris, IA, of Phila-
delphia, widow of John E. Morris,
died Wednesday afternoon, August
Sth in Philadelphia. Daughter of
George and Martha Locates Pusey,
she was a native of Laurel but
had spent most of her married life
in the Philadelphia area.
Mrs. Morris had returned to
Philadelphia Monday after visit
with her niece, Mrs. Louis v. Hit
chens OF 2O7 West Seventh Street,
Laurel. She is survived by a son
Edward, of Philadelphia, and two
grandsons.
Services were held Saturday
August 18th a. p. M, in Christ
Methodist Church in Laurel. The
Rev. Arthur Hastings, pastor, Off
ciating. Interment will be in Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
BIDDLE
Mrs. Lyde Postles Biddle, wife
of Burton Biddle, of North Walnut
Street, Milford died August 18th
in Milford Memorial Hospital after
long illness.
| Mrs. Biddle had been a resident
of Sussex County all her life. Fol
a number of years, up until heI
illness, she was employed at the
Hotel Milford. She was a member
of Lincoln Methodist Church.
Surviving in addition to her hus-
band, are three sons, Donald H
Postles, Milford; Ernest Postles
Philadelphia and Willard Postles
Wilmington. and grandchildren
Linda Postles, Philadelphia and
Shirley Postles, Milford.
Funeral services were held a
3 p. m, Tuesday at the Berry Flu
ineral Home, Milford. The Rev. w
w. Hamilton, pastor of Lincolr
Methodist Church. officiating. In
terment at Lincoln Cemtery.
HAYES
William Hayes, 76, husband o
the late Susie Hayes died, Angus
l9 at the home OF a daughter il
Houston. Mrs. Dennis Minner.
A native and lifelong residen
Of Houston, Mr.. Hayes was il
1t the time of his wife's death this
March 16 and lived with his daugh
Ter ever since.
He was a retired employee of thu
libby, McNeill and Libby cannery
In addition to Mrs. Minner, h,
IS survived by another daughter
Mrs. Maurice Watkins, Also o
Houston; a sister. Mrs. George
Robinson of Milford; three bro
hers, Leslie Hayes of Danbury
Conn: Joseph of Houston, and Ar
ehie of Philadelphia and three grea
grandchildren.
| Services were held Sunday a
| . D. m. in the Berry Funeral Home
Milford
Officiating were the Rev JOSEPH
vauohn of Houston and the Rev
Charles Louhoff of Kenton Metho
dist Church. In ternent in Molly
wood Cemetery, Harrington.