Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11
Obituary
NIANLOVE


Benjamin S. Manlove, aged SIS
years, died at his home in Houston
on Tuesday. March. Sth. 1888. after
an illness of several weeks. He was
one of HOustOn's first residents and
for many years was 4 contractor and
builded. He was a member of the
Houston NJ. f. Church from the time
OF his marriage fifty-nine years ago.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Ida Man
love. two sons. George and Everett
ManlOve. and one daughter. Mrs. L.
r. Holloway, also twelve grand
children and five great grandchildren
Funeral services were held at his
home at one o'clock on Friday. Mar
1lth with interment in Hollywood
Cemetery, Harrington.
CLENDANIEL
Louis p. Clendaniel. son of the late
J. Coard Clendaniel, of Milton. died
at the Delaware State Hospital on
Wednesday. March End. He was 55
years of age. The cause of his
death was pneumonia. He is sur
vived by two daughters, Bernice and
Alberta. both associated with the
Wilmington General Hospital; and
four brothers, James II. and Edward
of Milton. Harry of Atlantic City. n.
j.. and Charles. of Hoboken, n. J. He
is also survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Magee. of Georgetown. and
Mrs. Ella Prettyman. of Wilmington
and Milton. Funeral services were
held at the Atkins Funeral Home in
Lewes Sunday afternoon. Interment
was made in Reynolds Cemetery,
near Milton.
DAVIDSON
Mrs. Fannie j. Davidson Of 1902
Jefferson street. Wilmington, wife of
c. Frank Davidson. died on Friday.
February 25, in the Delaware HOspi-
tal at the age of 6S. Mrs. Davidson
was born in Milton. her parents be-
ing George and Hannah Prettyman.
She was an active member of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
and Alizpah Bible Glass of McCabe
Church. Besides her husband. she
is survived by a son. Claude p. Da-
wilson OF Wilmington; two grand
sons, two sisters, Mrs. Theodore F.
Hopkins, and Mrs. Charles H. Sharp,
both OF Milton. Funeral services /
were held the following Monday af-
ternOOn. and interment made at Beth
Fl cemetery, near Chesapeake City, |
Md.
POLK
Mrs. Martilla Evans Polk. wife of |
L. S. Commissioner Albert F. Polk. |
died early Saturday morning, March (
). at her home. S12 North Adams
street. Wilmington, after long ill
ness. In addition TO her husband.
Mrs. Polk is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Julian F.. Townsend of George
own, and a cousin. Dr. L. NJ. Waugh
IN of Middletown. She was born
lear Georgetown. a daughter OF the
ate Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Evans.
She was a member of the First
1hurch of Christ. Scientist. The
uneral was from the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. Townsend. Georgetown.
Sunday afternoon at > O'Clock. In
erment was made in Union Gene
cry at Georgetown. 4.
MILLMAN
Mrs. Ella Jane Millman, 67 years
Id. widow of Willard Henry Mill
nan. died on Tuesday. March 8, in
er home at Havre de Grace. Md. The
uneral took place from the home of
daughter. Mrs. Anna NJ. Deppish.
Iavre de Grace. Saturday night at
80 O'Clock. IntePment was made
/ Red Mems cemetery at Glendale,
unday afternoon. Il
RAINES
Mrs. Jennie Kidder Raines, aged
I years. widow of DIR. Raines, died !
/ the home of her niece. Mrs. B. T.
ast. in FELTON,. Monday. February 2S, {
ter being an invalid and confined (
bed for 40 years. Funeral SER
ces were held from the Berry Fu-
sral Home, Thursday, March 8. at /
clock. Interment in BaTatt's
hapel cemetery.
SHORT
Mrs. Annie Short of near Bridge
lie, widow of the late Windsor
lort, died Tuesday evening. March
h. aged SO years. Funeral services
i'll be held from Carey's Funeral
ONE, in Georgetown. Saturday af- .
rnoon at 2 o'clock in charge of Rev.
mar Jones. Mrs. Short is survived \
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