Milford chronicle., 1959-07-17
OBITUARY
DONOVAN


Messick near Viola.
Services were held from the
Church of God, last Saturday at
2 p. m, in charge of the Rev. Ed
win Tull. Interment Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
In addition to her husband and
daughter, the deceased is survived
by one grandchild, and three bro
theirs, Horace, George and Howard
Lindale, all of Milford.
COLE
Mrs. Nettie Cole, wife of George
w. Cole, FELTON, R.D., died July IL,
in the Kent General Hospital, Do
yer. She was a native of Virginia
but a resident of FELTON, for 81
years.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by two sons, Ashby
Cole, FELTON, and Thomas L. Cole,
Oakton, Va, nine grandchildren
and 81 great grandchildren.
Services were held Tuesday at
2 p. m in the Berry Funeral Home
in charge of the Rev. ]. NJ. Jones,
Willow Grove. Interment in Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
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BEGAN
Edward William Began, So, died
suddenly at his home July IL. He
was hosiery knitter by trade and
had lived in the Shawnee section
for IA years. His wife was the late
Grace Irene Began.
He is survived by five sons, Rey-
mond and John of Milford; Edward
Marion, o.; Robert and Roland,
both in the U. S. Coast Guard SER
vice; four daughters, Mrs. Mary
Tropes, Milford; Patricia, Grace
and Ranai, at home, and brother,
John, Philadelphia.
The funeral services were held |
Wednesday at 10 a. m. in st. Johns |
Catholic Church. Interment Odd |
Fellows Cemetery.
LINDSAY
Mrs. Ann B. Lindsay, SO, resi-
dent of Rehoboth the past 10 years,
died July 10 in the Beebe Hospital
after an illness of six months.
Prior to coming to Rehoboth, she
had lived in Wilmington Is years.
She was the widow of Adam Lind
say, Williamsburg, Va.
Surviving are one son, Sgt. Adam"
5. Lindsay, U. S. Army stationed in
Texas; one sister, Mrs. Richard
Morris, Petersburg, Va, and three
The funeral was held July 1 at
Nelson's Funeral Home in Lewes.
Officiating was Rev. Robert e.
Green, pastor of Bethel Methodist
Lewes. Burial in Sunset
Memorial Park, Overlook.
HALL
Severn Hall, "a, died July 13 in
he Williams Nursing Home at
GAINESVILLE after a long illness. He
was a retired farmer and a member
Of the Jr GUAM.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Laura Esham Hall; a daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, Georgetown;
three sons, Arthur, Joseph and Ar
Vile all of Millsboro; six grand
children, five great-grandchildr
and two Observation-Disclosures,
and a sister, Mrs. Sadie Campbell,
Salisbury, Md
Services were held Wednesday
at p. m. in the James Funeral
Home Millsboro. The Rev. E. G..
Wilkins officiating, assisted by the
Rev. John Revell. Interment, Me-
,hanics Cemetery.
LOCKWOOD
Mrs. Mary H. Lockwood, IS, wife
If Charles Lockwood, died July 9,
after a long illness. She was a
laughter of the late Caleb and
Matilda Lynch Hickman.
In addition to her husband, she
S survived by sister, Mrs. Clara
1urson, Philadelphia, and a number
If nieces and nephews. She was a
of frankfort Methodist
Church and the church Woman's
Society.
Services were held Sunday at
funeral Chapel. The Rev. Maxwell
roberts, pastor of the Frankfort
hurch officiating. Interment was
n Carey's Cemetery.
SMITH
Mrs Catherine H. Smith, SIS, of |
IL Brandywine Boulevard, near
and Lewes, died July /,
at the Lewes Hospital after a /,
weeks illness following a heart | ,,
ttack.
A native of FELTON,, she was the
aughter of the late Amy Ellen and
arl Hughes. Her first husband
vas John B. Jester, Wilmington
awyer who died in 1887 and later
he married Royal Smith of New 9
'ork T
She was a resident of the Will I
lington area for 80 years and was 7
member of the Daughters of the !
merican Revolution, the Blue 7
.ock Community Club, and the .
unior Board of The Memorial :
[ospital. {
She is survived by a son, Carl :
ester of Wilmington; a daughter, =
RS. Amy Louise Fountain of Lew I
5; sister, Miss Nellie Hughes of Z
elton; two brothers, Paul Hughes \
FELTON, and Edward Hughes of Z
enton, and two grandchildren. c
Services were held Saturday at !
80 a. m. at the Berry Funeral y
-ome, FELTON,. .
GILBERT .