Milford chronicle., 1960-07-01
Obituary
GOBLE


Frank L Goble, chiropractor, of
Dover. died June &c in the Whining
ton Memorial Hospital following a
lengthy illness. She was SIS.
She was a member OF the Holy
Cross Church, Dover, and the aux
iliary Of the Delaware Chir0prac-
tors Association.
Mrs. Goble is survived by her
husband and two brothers, John
Ginocchio. Long Island, N. Y, and
Louis F. Ginocchio, West Palm
Beach, Fla.
Requiem mass was offered at
Holy Cross Church Wednesday at
$3.50 a. m, with the Rev. John NJ.
Donohoe, officiating. Interment in
Holy Cross Cemetery. Dover.
RUST
Mrs. Bessie E. Rust, 79, of Farm
ington, died June % in the Mes
sick Nursing Home Harrington,
following a heart attack. She had
been a patient at the home for
three months.
She was born near Pennington,
daughter of the late George w.
and Wilmina Hamilton Raughley
and had lived in this area her en-
tire life. She is survived by a bro
ther. Charles NJ. Raughley, Farm
ington; two nephews and a niece.
Services were held in the Boyer
Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p. m.
The Rev. William H. Smith, pastor
of Pennington Methodist Church.
officiating. Interment in Hollywood
Cemetery.
SMITH
Joseph Henry Smith, 81, died
Saturday, June 25. at his home
near Georgetown.
He was farmer and a member
of Bethesda Methodist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Georgia Annie Timmons Smith; a
daughter, Edna e. Smith of George
town; three sons, Frank ]. and
Howard w. Smith of Millsboro; I;
John w. Smith, Salisbury, Md, a
grandson, and a brother, Walter, OF
Milton.
Services were held Wednesday at
l p. m. in the Watson and Gray
Funeral Home, Millsboro. The Rev.
Linwood Horseman, pastor of Mills
boro Pilgrim Holiness Church, off,
ciating. Interment in Mechanics
Cemetery.
LONG
Mrs. Roxie Hudson Long. 50, died
at the home of her daughter, MRS
Thelma Simpler, of Millsboro
June "a.
Services were held Tuesday al
2 p. m. from the Christ Methodist
Church, Dagsboro.
A native of Dagsboro, Mrs. Long
was the daughter of the late Ana
MAS and Arrena Hudson and the
widow Of George Long.
Surviving are six children: Mrs
Helen Davidson, William Long
Mrs. Rena Moore, and Mrs. Roxy
Spicer, Mrs. Myrtle Bowen, Snow
Hill, Nd, in addition to Mrs. Simp.
ler; 20 grandchildren and 26 great
grandchildren: one sister, Mrs. IT.
| win Murray of Frankford, and two
brothers, James Hudson of Frank
ford and Byard Hudson Of Selby-
vile.
TAYLOR
Services for Paul Metzler Tay.
lor, 2S, Hearn's Pond, were hello
| Saturday at the Watson Funera'
Home, Seaford. The Rev. William
o. Hackett of st. Johns Methodist
Church, Seaford, officiated Inter
ment in Cokesburyj Cemetery
Georgetown.
Taylor was killed near SeaforC
early June % when tire on his
car blew and he lost control OF
Route 13.
Surviving are a SON, Larry Paul
two daughters, Terry Lynn anC
Jerry Lee; three brothers, Oliver
B. Taylor, Jr., John Frank of Sea
ford, and William /. of Milford;
four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Arvey, Mrs
Isbell Wilson, Mrs. Betty Hast
ings, and Mrs. Jean Clemons o.
Clifton Port, Va.
GOSLEE
| Services for William Raymond
Goslee, so, were held last Saturda,
at Watson and Gray Funeral Cha
pei, Frankford. The Rev. William
Lowry, pastor of the Church o.
THE Open Door, Cllarksville, Of
ficiating. Interment in St. Georges
Cemetery, Clarksville.
Mr.. Goslee died June % in Bee
be Hospital, Lewes, following {
six months illness.
| Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lima
Richards Goslee; three children
, w. F. Goslee of Delmar, Mrs. Rer
tie Cook of West Virginia, and Mrs
Gloria Ann Arndt of Baltimore;
two stepchildren, Mrs. Catherine
Steele and George Custins of Link
wood, Md, a sister, Mrs. Lilliar
Abey Of Cambridge, Nd, and Il
grandchildren.
HOsnifal Hosfoesna