Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
DERRICKsON

man Tor j. u. TOWNSEND JT.s anu
Company, Georgetown, died Friday
Dec. 2, in the Beebe Hos
Dital at Lewes. He was son of
The late James L. and Lavinia
Hickman DerricksOn.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Mary L. Johnson; two sons,
James and Olin J. Georgetown; two
daughters, Mrs. Virden Mitchell,
Chincoteague, Va: Mrs. Richard
Hudson, Georgetown; six grand
children and two brothers, William
H, Parsonsburg, Nd, and Harry
Fl. Derrickson, Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. Derrickson was a member of
Union Lodge. TOOF. Georgetown
and the Georgetown Fire Company.
Services were held Monday at
p. m. in the Carey Funeral Home,
Georgetown. The Rev. DR.. Thomas
G. Mulligan, pastor of Grace Meth
odist Church off1ciated Interment
in Union Cemetery Georgetown.
SCOTT
Miss Estella I. Scott the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott
passed away Nov. %, 1855 in Mil
ford Memorial Hospital at the age
of So. Miss Scott made her home
with her sister in Milford, but was
stricken with a cerebral hemmoT-
hage at the home of her brother
and sister-in-law near Magnolia,
Del. where she had been for several
months.
She was born in Milford Neck
where her parents spent several
years.
She is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Earl Corney of Milford, three
brothers, Marshall Of Pennington:
Willard of near Magnolia and Leon
ard Of Dover.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday, Dec. 4, at John Wesley
A. M. z. Church with the Rev. Ray
Williams in charge assisted by
Rev. Red of Dover.
Interment was made in the John
Wesley Cemetery.
FATCHERIC
Mrs. Mary McCabe Fatcheric, age
"A, wife of DR.. John A. Fatcheric,
Of Syracuse, N. Y, died Sunday,
December 4, after a short illness.
Mrs. Fatcheric was well known in
Milford, having been one of the
| first laboratory technicians in the
cid Milford Emergency Hospital
and later in the Milford Memorial
HospitalA It was while she was en-
pIoyed there that she met and
] married DR.. Fatcheric, who was
resident physician in the same in.
stitutiOn. Mrs. Fatcheric was the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas A. McCabe of Overlook
Philadelphia. Besides her hus
band she is survived by two
daughters, Mary Constance, age
IA, and Joan, age 9, and a brother
Thomas A. McCabe, Jr., all of Syr
acuse, n Y.
Funeral services were held a
the Fatcneric home, lat North Lo
well avenue, Syracuse, on Tues
day morning at $3.50 o'clock and a
st. Patrick's Church at 800 a. m
Burial was made Wednesday NOR
ming in the Holy Cross Cemeter!
in Philadelphia.
HAYDEN
| Funeral services for Lewis {
Hayden, 19, who was killed instant
llv in an auto accident Friday, De
cember 2, near Milford, were hel
Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Melso
Funeral Home, Lewes. The Rev. d.
William Leishman, pastor Of LeWe
Presbyterian Church, Officiated. In
terment in Lewes Methodist Gene
terry.
He is SURVIVED by his parents
J Lewis E. and Mary Lynch Hayde
i of 121 East Third Street; a sistei
> Shelia. Ann, 4; his grandfathei
William S. Lynch, Lewes; five ur
: cles and three aunts.
Young Hayden was returning
Isewes with another LeWes mai
/ Risdon Passwaters, Jr., 33, owne
and driver Of the car.
/ HAYDEN served 20 months in tn
Air Corps, sad was employed D
: the Gallagher BStor Company
SLEEVES. 4 His 3Stner is a former con
n1ande4 Of LeWes Post, II. Amer
can Legion.
Passwaters is under treatment
the Milford Memorial Hospital *
severe injuries. He is the son
Mrs. Sterling Jones of Lewes. an
e Risdon Passwaters Of Milford. I
I was also employed in the servlt
!. department Of the Gallagher Mot'
d Company.
4 me accident occurred arouT