Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25

at 2 p. m. at the Lohand Funeral
/ Home, Milford.
| Interment was made in the Odd Z
Fellows Cemetery, Milford. n
Mrs. Cooper is survived by three f
daughters, Mrs. William Buckalew b
and Mrs. John Alfred Prettyman,
both of Milford, and Mrs. c. Paul
TabOas of Philadelphia; three I
grandchildren and four great grand +
children. q
KINNEY
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
KINNEY. of Milford, who died at ;
her home on S. f. Second, Street,
on January 18th. was held from
1 the St. Johns Catholic Church on
Q Monday morning. January 21st at
r 10 a. m, with interment in the Odd
Fellows Cemetery. The Rev. An
drew ]. White, officiated. Mrs. Kim
/ mey, the widow of Edward H. Kim
r mey, is survived by four daughters,
j Mrs. Robert Griffith, Mrs. Edward
). COverdale, Mrs. George Lewis, of
Milford, and Mrs. DerricksOn Webb
n of Dearfeld, Florida, and two sons,
y John and Edward KINNEY, of Mill
: ford; eleven grandchildren and .
# seven great-grandchildren. /
FLEMING
: Henry c. Fleming, 80, formerly
y of Wilmington, died Monday at
5 Hickory, N. c., where he had lived
y for the past three years with his
s. son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
y Mrs. Robert Little.
= Mr.. Fleming, who was retired,
) was born in Wilmington and had
lived there most of his life. He was
, the husband of the late Mrs. Emma
vi Rice Fleming. In addition TO his
L. daughter, he is survived by three
e. sisters, the Misses /. A. and Laura
e. Fleming, both of Harrington, and
y Mrs. Elizabeth F. Holt, Whining
re ton; a brother, Thomas Fleming Of
IT, Ellendale and one grandson.
ls- Private funeral services were
ng held Wednesday at Hickory.
WILEY
. David Wiley, IA years old, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley, Of
Glendale, passed away at his home
on Thursday, January 18th, after a
li- long illness. Besides his parents,
lt- he is survived by brothers: Will
r. liam, Richard, Oliver, Fred, Virgil,
er, and Avery, and 3 sisters. Pauline.
al Betty and Violet Funeral services
tly were held Tuesday afternoon at the
gh Berry Funeral Home in Milford.
l. ! q in, ohar nf
it Clarence VOshell. Interment at
H. Greenwood.
IN BIRD
of Mrs. Nellie A. Bird, 20, widow
val of Alfred D. Bird, died Thursday,
I'D. January II, at the home of sis
sic ter, Mrs. Harry Frasher of Viola.
to Mrs. Bird had lived at ClaymOnt
val until the death of her husband IA
the years ago when she went to Viola
to live with her sister. Also sur
viving are a sister, Miss Florence
Cubbage of Viola, and a brother
Norman Cubbage of Dover.
Funeral services were held at thu
of Berry Funeral Home at FELTON, Ol
for Monday at 11:30 a. m. The Rev
be William Kitchens, pastor of FeltoI
ing Methodist Church, and the Rev
ion Charles Atkins of the Methods
hat Church at Marydel, Officiated. In
lish terment was made in Brandywin
300 Cemetery, Wilmington.
veil PARSONS
this Ado1rbus A paTsons 70 nron
rs.ufv, -
died at his home near Milton, las
Sunday. He had been in failin
health for the past year. He is SUI
vive dby his wife, Mrs. Julia Wal
oln ringtOn Parsons; three sisters, MIR
and Sarah Pepper and Mrs. Edith Wa
md ringtOn, both of Lincoln, and Mr.
end Ira Simpler, of Lewes; and w
lice brothers, John and Cleve, Of Wilr
and ingtOn. Funeral services were he
ord. at 2 pm. Wednesday, at White
In Chapel Methodist Church. with i
Ros- tcrment in the church cemetery.
NJ CLARK
Jarv Joseph Freeman Clark, "A, fOrT
eek's er committeeman and a form
Inert warden of the Kent County ia
died suddenly at his farm ne
Kenton, Monday night. Mr.. ClaI
who had sold his farm, and WI
had planned a sale of farmi
nWS equipment on Tuesday, suffered
heart attack while working at
barn, and died before a dOct
lUll!e reached him. Mr. Clark served
'neI' Republican committeeman in
e'e Third Representative District
Ae VI Kent County for 40 years, also
wa a member of the Kent County LIE
lIoLa Sa Court in 1941 and 1912. He was
-uenl' II.. first appointed warden of the H
7Clne 9 County Jail, serving from 1943
.eIn. 1949. Prior to that the Jail v
ia ,,a Tlo -, under the supervision of the sheT
~ - D' Born near Downs Chapel, a son
'ioii the late David S. and Sallie Cla
H. "a - Mr.. Clark had lived in this sect
WI, VIII all his life, spending his time a
n1..., farmer. Surviving are his W
'ei i"i Mrs Carrie Elizabeth Clark;
daughters. Mrs. Frank L. BurrO
',s.S of Woodland Beach. and Mrs. r
nSn';u Ilui Gu ert X. Dunning. of Smyrna, an,
1'i"' - sister, Mrs. Addie Arthurs of K
ton.
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