Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Obituary
WINTER

Graveside services were held on
May 19 in the Millville Cemetery
for John Winter. so. a retired taxi
driver. formerly of Millville.
Mr.. Winter died Wednesday, May
II, at his home in Philadelphia.
The Rev. Robert George, pastor
of the Ocean View Church OF
Christ, officiated
His only survivor is a brother,
Walter, of Belmar, n. j.
DASHIELDS
William f. Dashields, Ga, a far
mer, died May IL at his home in
Georgetown after a lingering ill
ness.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Lottie Dashields, and a daughter
Mrs. Bessie Wilson of Millsboro.
Services were held Saturday at
Old Field Church with the Rev
M. S. Steele, pastor, officiating. He
was assisted by the Rev. j. w
White. Interment in Seaford Gem
etery.
JONES
Mrs. Cora B. Jones. 72, wife oi
Harvey C. Jones, died May Is al
her home on South Race Street
Georgetown. Beside her husband
she leaves a sister, Mrs. Charles
Millman, Rehoboth Beach.
She was a member of the Church
of the Open Door. Clarksville.
Services were held Sunday al
the Carey Funeral Home. George
town. The Rev William M. Low
rie, Clarksville. and the Rev. r.
L. Coverdale, Fruitland, Md, Off
ciating.
SEARLES
Laura Mills Searles, whose ear
ly life was spent in Cedar Neck
and Milford, but who lived fol
many years in Florida, passed
away Saturday night at the home
of her sister on North Walnut
Street, Milford. Funeral services
were held from the Berry Funera
Home on Wednesday with Rev
Lappen of the First Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Interment il
Odd Fellows Cemetery in the fam
lily plot. She is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Rehn and Mrs
Matte Shultz, both of Milford
and Mrs. Ida Hofmann of Chicago
III. Mrs. Searles will be fondl.
remembered by friends of this vi
-. ~ he 1of
David and Mary Quillen Mills.
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BRINGHURST
Funeral services were held las
Saturday for George NJ. Bring
hurst, 81, chief poultry and egt
inspector of the State Board o.
Agriculture.
He died at his home in Viola OF
May II.
The Quaker service was hel'
from the Berry Funeral Home il
FELTON,.
William C. Torbert, Jr., Ken
County coroner, said Mr.. Bring
hurst died of a heart attack.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Violet NJ. Bringhurst; TIVE
brothers, DIR. Louis Bringhurst
West Chester, Pa, and JOSEPH
Bringhurst, Fairfax. Wilmington
and two sisters, Mrs. Burt Gid
den. Denver. Pa. and Mrs. T. Clay
ton Cleaves, Dover.
CLENDANIEL
John II. Clendaniel, age S5 years
son of the late Joshua and Mari
Donovan Clendaniel, passed ava.
at his home in Lincoln, Thursda,
morning, May IS. after a long i'll
ness. Mr.. Clendaniel, a native o.
Lincoln, owned and operated hi:
own farm until his retirement. Ht
was a member of the Lincoln
Methodist Church and was a char
ter member of the Red Men:
Lodge and the Mechanics Lodge
of Milford He is survived by hi:
wife. Mary, three daughters, Mrs
Louise Hastings, Wilmington: Mrs
Ruth wilkins, Lincoln, Del, ant
Mrs. Mia Schulze. Greenwood, Del
Three grandchildren and two
| great-grandchildr
Funeral services were held from
the Lofiand Funeral Home, Satur
day, May 90, at 2 p. m. The Rev
w. w. Hamilton of Lincoln Meth
odist Church, officiated. Intermen
was made in Lincoln Cemetery
Lincoln, Delaware.
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BREEDING
Frank Breeding, 62, died Sun
day in the Kent General Hospital
Dover, where he had been a pa
tient since suffering a heart at
tack three weeks ago. He was {