Milford chronicle., 1951-11-30
OBITUARY
WILSON

lowing a epileptic attack Friday
morning in the Harrington busi-
ness district. During his stay at
the hospital he had suffered sever
al similar attacks.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Wellington Wilson, of Sea-
ford; a brother, Fred Wilson of
Seaford: a son, Bruce Wilson; a
daughter, Lois, and his wife, Mrs.
Lille Shuttle Wilson, all of Har-
rington.
Mr.. Wilson, an electrician, went
to Harrington from Brooklyn, N.
Y, when he was 16. He was a vet
eran of World War II and was en-
ployed by Satterfeld and Ryan for
many years.
Funeral services were held last
Friday at 2 p. m. from the Boyer
Funeral Home with the Rev. Dan
iel T. Pritchard, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church, officiating. In
terment was made in the Holly
wood Cemetery.
WYATT
Isaac FOunt Wyatt, 81, died al
his home on West street, Harring-
ton, at noon, on Thursday of last
week. He had been in poor health
for many months.
Mr. Wyatt was born near Har-
rington, a son of the late Isaac and
Sara Galloway Wyatt. He is sur
vived by three sisters, Mrs. Nina
Kessler, Mrs. Willie Greenlee Of
Harrington and Mrs. Nora Sheat7
of Atlantic City, and by a daughter
Mrs. Beulah MacNeir of Riverside
N. J.
Funeral services were held a
the Boyer Funeral Home in Har
ringtOn on Saturday in charge o
the Rev. Grier Baker, pastor o
the Pilgrim Holiness Church, o
Harrington. Interment was mad,
in the Hollywood Cemtery, nea
Harrington.
BLIZZARD
William Edward Blizzard, ag
81 years, commercial fisherman ant
seine mender, died at his home il
Milton last Friday morning afte
long illness. He was a son O
the late James and Matilda Andri
Blizzard, of Milton.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Delema Steelman Blizzard; a sor
James Edward Blizzard, in Milton
a daughter, Mrs. Edwin Pusey
Greenwood; two grandchildren an
three sisters. The sisters are Mr.!
Murray Joseph. Mrs. Ella Carpen
ter, both of Lewes, and Mrs. How
ard Foster, RehObOth.
Funeral services were held las
Sunday at p. m. in the Wilso
Funeral Home in Milton with tn
Rev. Elmer ]. Hooking, pastor {
Pilgrim Holiness Church, in Mi
ton, officiating. Interment wa
made in the Milton Odd Fellow
Cemetery.
JONES
Mrs. Emma Jones, age Sc year
died last Friday afternoon at IL
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wa
ter Atkins, near Milton. The wit
Ow of Charles Edward Jones,
Milton, she was daughter of IL
late David and Sallie POstles.
Besides her daughter she is su
vived by two grandchildren and s.
great-grandchildren. Funeral Sc
vices were held in Slaughter Mel
Methodist Church, near Milton, {
Monday afternoon at two O'cloc
Three ministers Officiated.. Rev. E
mer ]. Hooking, pastor of Pilgri
Holiness Church Milton; Rev. Mi
ton Elliott, pastor of Grace Meth
dist Church, Milton, and Rev. Wi
liam H. Revelle. Sr., pastor of Il
Lincoln Methodist Charge, whiC
includes Slaughter Neck Churc
Interment was made in the Gem
terry adjoining the church.
WELLS
Willard S. Wells, IS, of near Ha
beson. who died at his home on Fl
. day night following a long peri
Of failing health was buried Mover
Der 18th.
He was the son of William a
Mary Sharp Wells. He is surviv
by his wife, Mrs. Emma j. We
and eight children: Willard We
Jr., FELTON,: Alfred Wells, Hs
beson; Elijah Wells. Federalism
Md; Mrs. Harry Matthews, Pen
Grove. n. j.; Mrs. Rose Chandl
milford; Mrs. Alberta ROge
! MillsbOrO; Miss jamie Wells a
Mrs. Mildred Wiley, GeorgetOV
There is a half-brother, Ma.
Hickman, Wilmington; a half-s
ter, Mrs. Mary Fisher. DagsboI
II grandchildren and five gre
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held in
Johns Methodist Church, M
g. Georgetown. with the Rev
II Crum, pastor of the GeOTgetO
Methodist Circuit, officiating. b
q ial was in Mechanics Cemetery,
L. MillsbOrO.
PRICE
Earvin Edward Price from Ed
Md. 25. passed away Monday t
lowing injuries received in an {
tomobile accident Saturday e
ming. Surviving are his wife, N
Betty Billings Price; his pareI
Clyde and Mary Handy Price.
loves Cross Roads. near Mi
~ bOrO; and the following broth
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