Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
OBITUARY

morning, June IL at the Governor
Bacon Health Center after a lone
illness.
She is survived by a daughter
Mrs. Florence S. Price of Lyndalia
near Wilmington; a grandson and a
great-granddaughter; two brothers
Edward F. Pride and Job o. Pride
both of Georgetown.
Mrs. Hart was a member of Ave
nue. Methodist Church and Kent
Chapter No. IL, Order of the East
ern Star.
Services were held Sunday at 3
p. m, at the Berry Funeral Home
Milford. The Rev. Richard Green
pastor of Avenue Church, oficiated.
terry.
DODD
Mrs. Amanda ]. DOdd, aged 80
years, widow of William C. Dodd.
died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Helen King Stevenson, on N.
Cedar Street, Georgetown, Friday
afternoon, June IL, after a long
illness.
A daughter of the late John B.
and Laura Hearn Parker, she is
survived by her daughter and a
son, John ElWOOd Jones, former
Register of Wills Of Sussex Coun-
". There are also 4 grandchildren:
great-grandchildren; a sister
Mrs. Mary Rust, Georgetown. and
brother, Albert T. Parker, of
| Lewes.
Funeral services were held in
the Carey Funeral Home, George
town, con Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock with services conducted bv
Rev, William D. Hackett. pastor
OF Wesley Methodist Church and
DR.. Thomas G. Mulligan. pastor of
grace Methodist Church. Interment
IN Mechanics Cemetery, in Mills
bOro.
WRIGHT
Funeral services for James 7.
Wright, 10-year-Old boy who was
killed when he fell from a tractor
trailer near his homo last Thurs
uay' were held in the Indian River
MISSION Church, near Hollymount.
on Sunday afternoon at two o.
CLOCK. Rev. w. T. Archer. pastor Of
Harbeson Methodist Church and
indian River Mission conducted
the service. InteTment in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church.
Ihe boy suffered a broken neck
IN
IN which he was riding and which
was being pulled by a tractor The
lad attended Milton School 196
and had been living at the homo
OF brother, Robert Wilson Wright
near Milton. - -
he is survived by his mother
MRS. Mamie Morris Wright: another
brother, William A. E. Wright of
Milton, and 3 sisters-Mrs. Mar
garet Louise Harmon, MilIsboro.
Miss Annabelle Marie Wright and
MISS Ruth Evelyn Wright, both of
near Harbeson. The bows father
William Wright, died last year.
ROGERS
William Rogers, aged 73 wears
aetlred farmer, died Tuesday, June
., at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Martha Johnson, in Berlin, Md.
after an illness of five years 3orn
near Frankford, he was a son of
the late Robert and Martha RYAN
Rogers. 1'' Oh
BESIDES Mrs. Johnson, he is sur-
VlVed by the following other chill
dren: Eldred Rogers, snow IiII
MO; Milton Rogers, of SelbvviIle.
William Rogers, Jr., MilIsboro.
mrs. Viola Powell and Warren Roo,
ers, both of Frankford: 13 grand
children; 8 great-grandcbiIdren
ana two sisters, Mrs. AnnabeIIo
Littleton, Frankford, and Mrs len
ME hasta, Atlantic City. N. 7
Funeral services were beIJ loo.
6I[luay II afternoon at two O'Clock in
Hoxana Methodist Church. Rev
Sames Longrall, pastor of Gumboro
Methodist Church, conducted tbo
service. mterment in Red Mems
Cemetery, in Selbyville.
BOVE
Albert Bove, So, of Milford 5ioS
Wednesday, June 8, in the BRANDY
wine Sanatorium after a long i'll
ness 'ie III
ne is survived by his wife. Elsie
OF Milford; one sister. Mrs Ann
Onterious of Atlantic City. and ono
Orother. John, of Philadelnbia
The funeral was Saturday at q
a. m. at St. Johns Catholic GbTrot
Milford with the Rev. John Corri-
gan conducting the service
Interment in Odd Fellows Come
terry. Milford. . 0''io
WHARTON
NOVEL; I. Wharton, 56. of South
Little Creek Road. near Dover dieJ
Saturday night. June 12 in Kont
Heheral Hospital after an illness of
Mr. wharton, who had been a
rural mail carrier@serving from, the
Cheswold Post Office for 90 wears
and eight years out of the Dover
FOst once, was a son of the late
o. Burton Wharton. former state
senator and Mrs. Wharton.
survivors include his wife. Grace
N three sons. John B. of Balti-
more, William A. of Burlington. VI
ana Novel T. Jr.. of Dover: two
daughters. Mary Jane and Patricia
Ann. at home; brother DR.. Frank
lin Wharton Of Centreville, Md: two
sisters, Mrs. Richard Wilson of
Hyde. Md, and three grandchildren.
services were held from the
Torbert Funeral Home, Dover at 2
p. m. Wednesday, with burial in
Lakeside Cemetery.
BOWEN
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