Milford chronicle., 1954-07-02
OBITUARY
CLoGG

! mis- MaIy Evans ClOBB, aged rs
/ years, wife of John Clogg. of
Frankford, died suddenly Wednes-
day evening, June %. Mrs. Cloge
was sitting with her husband un-
der shade tree in the yard at her
home and fell dead from her chair
while conversing with Mr.. Clogg
Born near Frankford, she was a
daughter Of the late Burton and
Katie BoOle Evans. Besides her
husband she is survived by two
sons, Asa ClOgg, Frankford. and
Edward Clogg, Lincoln. There are
also four grandchildren and one
great-grandchild; a brother, Clar-
ence Evans, and a sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Horsey, both of Frankford.
She was member of ST
Georges Methodist Church. In
Clarksville and active in tbe
W. S. c. S. of the church and had
taught a Sunday School Glass there
for forty years.
Funeral services were held in
st. Georges Church, last Satur-
day at two p. m, with Rev. Frank
A. Baker, pastor of Grace Metho-
dist Church, Salisbury, MARYLAND
officiating. Interment was in ST
Georges Cemetery
WARRINGTON
Mrs. Carrie F. Warrington ape
81 years, summer resident of Oak
orchard and wife of Stephen n
warrington, Jr., of Marcus Hook
"a, died in Beebe Hospital ON
Thursday, June "a.
She was daughter of the late
Henry Clay and Lefty Morris
Kitchens, of near Laurel. Surviv-
ing, besides her husband. are a
son. Clayton Of Media, Pa: two
grandchlldren; two sisters, Mrs
George Hudson, Millsboro, Mrs
George Friedel, Seaford: and three
DrOthers, Norman Kitchens and
BROOKS Kitchens, both of LanreI |
ana Milton Kitchens, Georgetown
Funeral services were held SIM |
day at 300 o. m. in the Coro,
rune[al Home, in Georgetown.
WIN Rev. William o. Hackett. pas
-or OF Wesley Methodist Church
oHlclating. Interment was in Union
cemetery, Georgetown.
WHARTON
Mrs. Mary E. Wharton. CO. motber
u the late D. D. Wharton and
Vidow of Garrett Wharton. died
tuesday morning in the Hilton
Home, Dover, after a long
llness. Born August 16, 1853. She
lac iSu lived in the Dover area ali her
Funeral services were held from
ne Ferguson and Hayes Funeral
1ome Thursday at 2:3O D. m. with
nterment in Lakeside Cemetery
MIS-. Wharton's closest survivors
re her daughter-in-law. Mrs n
,. Wharton, Dover; three grand
nlIdren, the Misses Dauphinp
Iary and Margaret Wharton nov,
r and two nephews.
NEELY
Samuel Neely of Slaughter Raaob
se "A, passed away in the Mil
DIu memorial Hospital, June 30tb
uneraI services will be held in
ne Lohand Funeral Home. Milford
aturday at 10 a. IN.
lie is survived by his wife Srs
anne Nicely, three daughters Mrs {
aTollne FagO, Merchantvilie n I
- MRS. Marie Johnson, Milton N1iss q
sdn !. Neely OF Dover; three grand \
liioren, mother and father Mr. \
10 MRS. Irwin Neely of Lawncroft f
a.; two brothers, Edgar Neelv f
naron Hill, Pa, Warren Neeiy a
Orwood, Pa. 00i'' n
rev. Arthur c. Backus of DAYS
oro will Officiate. Interment
roomhaH' Pa. Friends may cali p
rIday evening, z to 8. = :,
WILSON q,
Mrs. Helen L. Wilson. AZ. a fora
dy at the L. D. Caulk ComDanv b,
lliord, died Saturday, June 26 81
'54' after a long illness at her tC
,Ine on Northwest Second street p,
is city. -9'' ST
Pllvate funeral ser 7ices At the st
'nyenience of the family were
I'D at the Berry Funeral Home bC
terment in Odd Fellows Gene D
~, Milford. s,
Mrs. Wilson is survived by her ii,
lsband, ]. M. Wilson; three Sis 70
rs Mrs. Charles S. Lee. Ellen
lie; Mrs. BOnard Moore, Milton st
RS. William Walter, BridgeviIIe do
d two brothers, Oliver H. Lynch u
aioTd' and James H. Lynch, Ri, tn
luaie' 81
CAREY ca
F. Carey, So, a farmer ed
I'm near Lincoln, died early Mon m
morning in Milford Memorial st