Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
OBITUARY.
DAVIS

Home on Friday, January 10th, sst
10 p. m. Interment in the Odd Fel-
lows Cemetery.
Mr.. Davis passed away at his
home on Jefferson Avenue, on Tues
day, January 18th. Rev. Donzel Will
dey and Rev. Eugene Hungerford
Of Georgetown, officiating.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Guila Davis and a daughter, Mrs.
Howard Wilson of Ellendale, two
grandchildren. Mr.. Davis was en-
ployed by the William V. Sipple
Marble Works, Of Milford.
EMORY
Funeral services for Howard En-
ory, Sr., 79. were held Sunday,
January Is, at one o'clock from the
j. Millard Cooper Funeral Home,
10 p. Center Street, Harrington,
with the Rev. Milton Elliott, pastor
Of Trinity Methodist Church, Offic-
iating. InteTment was in Chester
l field Cemetery, CentreVille, Md,
with the Rev. Thomas Donaldson,
of Centreville, officiating at the
graveside services.
Mr.. Emory died Thursday after
suffering a stroke about three weeks
ago at 224 Delaware Avenue where
he had made his home for the past
13 years. He Was born in Maryland
the son OF Thomas and Frances
Emory. He was engaged in farming
until his retirement 13 years ago
when he moved to Harrington.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Sadie J. Emory; two sons, Howard
Emory, Jr., of Baltimore and DR..
r. ]. Emory, of Milford; three sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Hayman and Mrs.
Nellie Turner, boIh of Norfolk, Va,
and Miss Florence Emory, of Har-
rington, and three grandsons.
HITCgENs
Funeral services for Lawrence
Kitchens, 5S, Who died Friday, jan
uary 13, in the Beebe Hospital at |
Lewes, were held at 2 p. m. on
Monday from st. Johns Methodist |
Church, near Georgetown, the Rev.
Joseph V. Holiday, pastor, Off I
ciating, assisted by the Rev. Fran /
els Wilson of Stockton, Md Burial /
was made in the adjoining ceme-
terry.
He was the son of the late DAN
iel and Mary Messick Kitchens.
A carpenter, Mr.. Kitchens is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae
Kitchens, two daughters, Mrs.
Pearl Franklin of Millsboro and /
Mrs. Doris Johnson of Milton: a
son, Vernon of Georgetown; eight
grandchildren; six sisters, Mrs.
Florence Rogers of RoyersfOrd,
Pa; Mrs. Nellie Walls, PhiIadel-
phia; Mrs. Sarah Anderson, An
dalusa, Pa; Mrs. Mary wilkins,
Georgetown; Mrs. Clara Truitt,
Georgetown; Mrs. Catherine Mac
Eachrin, Philadelphia; three bro
theirs, Daniel of Harrington, John
of Philadelphia, and Preston Hit
chens Of Lancaster, Pa.
McQUAY
Mrs. Mae Holson Rogers McQuay,
40, wife of William S. McQuay,
owner of the McQuay Market, Re-
died last Saturday night, !
January IA, at the Governor Bacon
Health Center.
She was stricken about six
weeks ago at her home in Reho-
both on RehobOth Avenue with a
cerebral hemorrhage. She was first
treated at the Beebe Hospital in
Lewes and then was taken to r
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balti-
more for further observation. She !
had been at the Bacon Health Cen :
ter the past week. ]
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank X. Holson Of Quakertown,
Lewes, she was married to the {
Rehoboth merchant last spring. I
Besides her husband and parents, I
she is survived by a daughter by a
her first marriage, Miss Regina c
Rogers Of Rehoboth, and a brother,
o. Holson Of Rehoboth.
Funeral services were held at b
he Nelson Funeral Home in Lewes
Thursday at p. m, conducted by z
he Rev. ]. Howard Link, pastor
If the Rehoboth Epworth Methodist
Church. Burial will be in the Re
loboth Methodist Cemetery.
COLE
Wilson H. Cole, IS, foreman for 3
he State Highway Department in {
Dover, died Thursday, January II 4
n the Kent General Hospital.
Surviving are his wife, Anne f
2yott Cole, Dover; two children. Q
Mrs. Audrey &C. FAIRIES, Smyrna, i
and Glenn w. Cole, Dover; two [
a brother, Rollin a
3. Cole, Cheswold and one sister,
Mrs. Myrtle C. Cubbage, Dover. [
Services were held in the Fairies $
Chapel at Smyrna Sunday.
It p. M The Rev. Charles W {
spry of Dover officiating interment I
lakeside Cemetery, Dover.