Milford chronicle., 1961-09-15
Obituary

al Hospital after long Illness.
Services were held Wednesday
IT 9 D m. from the Berry Funeral
Home. Milford, with the Rev. Will
lam Tull, pastor of the Church OF
Tod officiating. Interment in Odd
Fellows Cemetery. Milford.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Earleville, Md; a bro
Their. John c. Laye, Street, Md;
and a grandchild. She had lived
in the Milford area since 1927.
BOSTICK
Mrs. Mary X. Bostick, 72. wild
ow of Harry o. Bostick, died Sep
tember Z, in Kent General Hospi-
tai, Dover. +,
A former resident of FELTON,,
Mrs. Bostick had lived in Dover
for ten years.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ann B. Slater, Seaford /;
three grandchildren, two brothers,
Leslie Kemp, Harrington; Clifton
Kemp, Festerville, Pa; two sis
ters. Mrs. Grace Hassock, De-
troit, and Mrs. Stella Longfellow
Philadelphia.
Services were held in the Ber-
ry Funeral Home in FELTON, or
Sunday, the Rev. J. E. Parker
retired, of Camden, and the Rev
DR.. John A. Trader, pastor of Wes'
ley Methodist Church, Dover, of
ficiating. Interment was in Bar
rats Chapel Cemetery, near Fred.
erica.
HYNSON
II. Wilbur Hynson, 56, neal
Greenwood, died September 5, af
ter a heart attack suffered at hi
home. Mr.. Hynson, buildin,
contractor. had lived in th'
Greenwood area for the past 2!
years. He retired a year ago be
cause of i'll health.
He is survived by his widow
Ruth; a son. Richard, of Green
wood; a daughter. Mrs. Mary AM
Thomas, Hillsboro, N. c.;
granddaughter; four sisters, Mrs
Louise Bicklin, Claymont; Mrs
Dorothy Zahn, Baltimore; Mrs
Ruth Redden. Ridgely, Md, AM
Mrs. Elsie Quimley, Centreville
three brothers. Paul of Easton
Chester of Odonton, Md, and Clar
ence of Mansfield. Ohio. Funera
services were held from tn
Greenwood Methodist Church wit
interment in st. Johnstown Gem
etery, near Greenwood.
KEMP
Mrs. Alva NJ Kemp, rs, Wyom
ing, died at her home on Satur
day, September 8. She was tn
widow of Jacob Kemp.
Surviving are son, Herber
Kemp, Magnolia; daughter, Mrs
Edgar Bell, Wyoming: a brother
Hollis Dodd. Wyoming: three sis
ters, Mrs. Linda Taylor. Felton,
Mrs. Estella Feister, Camden, an
Mrs Eva Holden, FELTON,: fou
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
She was member of tn
Daughters of America.
Services were held from her lat
home on Mechanic Street, at 2 |
m. with the Rev Albert M. I
Snapp. pastor of the Wyomin
Methodist Church. officiating. In
terment was in Hopkins Cemeter,
near FELTON,.
Arrangements were in charge c
the Berry Funeral Home.
LARIMORE
Mrs. Rachel Larimore, 6S, vic
ow of jefferson Larimore. died o
September II.
Services will be held Friday 6
IL p. m. from Union Method:
Church in Burrsville. Md. TIL
Rev Donald Hurst. pastor of til
church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Hollywood
Cemetery, Harrington.
She is survived by four son
Walter. at home: Jefferson, Le
ter and James, all of Harrington
seven daughters, Mrs. Florent
Baker, Dover: Mrs. Paullir
Slaughter, Milford: Mrs. Edr
Bittner, Dover; Mrs. Dorothy D.
er. Greensboro. Md; Mrs. Loui:
Thawley. Milford; Mrs. Theln
Robertson, Cocoa Beach. Fla; al
Mrs. Marie Hare. Seaford 81
also leaves % grandchildren;
eat-grandchildren and a hal
sister, Mrs. Bryan Killen, Felto
Mrs. Larimore was a member
Union Church and its WSCS.
ISAACS
Mrs. Clara NJ Isaacs. 73, wido
of Miles Isaacs. died Sunday, Sc
tember 10. in the Memorial Ho
pital. Wilmington. She was Il
daughter of the late Joseph al
Lydia Culder Gordy.
Surviving are son, Martin
Georgetown: four sisters. Mr.
Robert Tull of Seaford Mrs. Ro
ert Wolfe of Wilmington, Mr.
Harry Sterling of Wilmington. al
Mrs. John Elliott of Cobben, II
nois: two brothers. Charles Core
of Laurel. and Horace Gordy
Wilmington and four grandchi
dren
She was a member of Wesl,
Methodist Church and the WSC
She was past president of Il
Georgetown Home Demonstrate
Club and a member of MidlaI
Grange. Georgetown.
Services were held at the Car,
Funeral Home, Georgetown, We