Milford chronicle., 1956-01-13
OBITUARY

BOONE
Services for Charles Fl. Boone, 1
II, a retired carpenter, who died
Monday, January 9, at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Katie Moore, Cam
den, were held from the TorDert
Funeral Chapel, Dover, at 2 p. M.
Thursday, with interment in Odd
Fellows Cemetery, Camden.
He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Waski; two sons, George
and Charles G. Boone; his sister,
Mrs. Moore, and a brother, Thomas
Boone, all of that area. -Four grand
children also survive.
WRIGHT
Private services were held at The
Torbert Funeral Chapel, Friday,
January 6, at 2 p. M, for Frank D.
Wright, ~, who was a former mem
Der of the Dover City Council and
also Of the Rehoboth Beach Council.
Mr.. Wright, who died Tuesday
lnight, January 8, at his home, was
a retired postal clerk, retiring IL
4 wears ago after 80 years of service.
i He lived in Dover at 724 North
lCsovernors Avenue and had mann
tained a summer home at RehoDotn
Beach for Is years. He was a life
: long resident of Dover and active
{ in First Baptist Church affairs.
+ Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Mary e. Wright; a son, George ".
Wright, superintendent of the
r SMYRNA schools, and two grandsOns,
) George r. Wright, Dover attof-
; ney, and Bruce B. Wright, Smyrna
DECKER
' Frederick Decker Of Milton died
Wednesday, January 4th, at the
: Milford Memorial Hospit9t after
long illness. He was "a years DO
Mr.. Decker had made his hOm5
in Milton for the past is years
r after he had retired from career
Of SO years as a civil engineer fol
!. the city Of New York.
Mr.. Decker is survived by MS
+ wife, Mrs. Margaret Decker OF NIL
ton.
. Ep. M, Saturday, January q, at tn
William M. Short Funeral Home
q Milton, followed by interment Il
y the odd Fellows Cemetery, Milton
y Funeral services we're condEcte'
e by the Rev. Jesse Woodrow OF tn
/ Milton Episcopal Church and IN
q Rev. Earl Watts IF the Pilgrim
Holiness Church Of Milton.
: SUfDLER
= Funeral services for Mrs. Mimi
,e r. Sudler, "a. formerly Of Bridge
r vile. were held Saturday. Januar
IN n. at 10:30 a. m. in the Hardest
" Funeral Home with interment
as Bridgeville Cemetery.
la She died Wednesday evening
d. January 4th, at the home O
ra daughter, Mrs. M. I. Rankin, Sa!
a brook Point, Conn., after lon
illness.
Mrs. Sudler was the widow
q Horace Sudler and was native
Bridgeville. She was a member
the BridgeWlle Methodist Churc
TO She is survived by two oth
on daughters, Mrs. C. B. S. Whitehl
ed Gulfport, Fla. and Mrs. P. s. VI
ne den of Syracuse, n. Y; two sister
Isl Mrs. L. r. Moore, Wilmington, a
rs. Mrs. G. Leon Cannon, BridgeVlli
op' a brother, Robert Ricards
no Bridgeville: Eve grandchildren Al
ZIP nine great-grandchildren.
M WILKINS
as Mr.. Harry E. Wilkins, age 81,
OF Milford, passed away at his nor
W on Fisher Ave, on Wednesds
~ ~, January 18th. Services viii be ne
- from the I.ofiand Funeral Home
~ Milford on Sunday January t
- - 18th at 1:30 p. m. Interme
Is. in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, u
ford. Rev. DonzeI Wildey and r
,eh Eugene Hungerford ohciaLii
Sir Friends may call Saturday eve
ing. :.
on He is survived by his wife, N
BESSIE J. Fields wilkins, thI
daughters. Mrs. Bessie Dickersl
Marcus Hook, Pa: Mrs. SCI
Hudson. Whaleyville, Md; and d
Blanche Horsey Of Wilmington
u sons. Paul E of Springfield, Z
net John w. wilkins. Frederick, I
.ld-' Id half brothers. j. Ernest Wilkins
~. - saaford, Joseph wilkins of WI
ington and a half sister, Mrs. Fl
- Sammons. Georgetown, graz
- 4 children. 10 great grandchildr
of5 step children, II step graz
e1,Edren. 10 step great grand q
mi dran.
her Mr.. Wilkins was employed y
cfal the III d. CanIk Company in I
Is and the American Viscoe Compa
,vvn Marcus Hook. when he retired
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