Milford chronicle., 1962-02-16
Obituary

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Obituary
STEELE
Mrs. Julia E. Steele, 90, died
at her home in Millsboro on Feb
ruary 10, after a lingering i'll
ness.
She is survived by her hus-
band John. a half sister, Mrs.
Jennie Bailey. a half brother,
James Lewis, both Of Laurel
The funeral was held Monday
at the James Funeral Home,
MiIlsboro, the Rev Linwood Hor-
seman. pastor Of Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church. officiating. Inter
ment in Mechanics Cemetery.
SHORT
Nyron H. Short, I, son of
Harrison and Althea Short, died
February 9, at Milford Memorial
Hospital
In addition to his parents, he
is survived by a brother, Gre
CORY, his paternal grandmother,
Mrs. Cecil NJ Short, and his ma
ternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cardonsal Walters, MilIsboro.
The funeral was held on Mon
day morning at the jam e s
Funeral Home, Millsboro, the Rev
A. s Steele, officiating. Inter
ment was in Peoples Memorial
Gardens Lewes
KITCHENS
Ephraim d. Kitchens. 50, died
at the Emily p Bissel Sanator-
ium. Saturday, February 10, after
lingering illness lie was a
painter
lie is survived by two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Anne Smith and Mrs.
Jean Joseph, both Of Wilmington.
son James OF Millsboro. II
grandchildren. a bother. Roy OF
!. ilmington
The funeral was held Monday
the James Funeral Home in
Millsboro. the Rev. Linwood Hor-
seman. pastor Of Philgrim Holi-
ness Church. officiating. Inter
ment was in Mechanics Cemetery
SMITH
William 4. Smith. age rs died
ia Milford Memorial Hospital,
February 3 following a long i'll
aess IIe was born in Denton,
Nd but had lived in the Hous-
ton area the greater part Of his
life.
lie is survived by his widow,
Annabelle; a brother, Fred Smith
IF Houston; two sisters-in-law.
Hannah and Maggie Smith, sever
Al nieces. nephews and friends |
Funeral services were held
from Bethel AM.E. Church, Mil
ford, on Wednesday, with the
Rev j. ". Beaver, pastor of the |
church, officiating.
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BLESSING
William Blessing, Sr.. So, hus-
)and of Florence Blessing, died
n Milford Memorial Hospita, Feb.
!. after suffering a stroke at his
lome. He was a retired farmer.
Funeral services were held at
he j. Millard Cooper Funeral
Home, Harrington, Sunday with
he Rev. Ray w Kirwan, pastor
# Houston Methodist Church, of
if.Ta TnT |
wood Cemetery, near Harrington
In addition to his widow, Mr..
Blessing is survived by four sons
William Jr., Floyd and Maurice,
IL of Houston, and Clifford of
lear Houston, 10 grandchildren,
nd foster son, Paul w. Vause.
'ort Lauderdale, Florida.
BANKS
Services We're held on Wednes-
ay for Mrs Kate f. Banks, age
l years, widow of George A. J.
tanks. who died Saturday, Feb
uary 10, in Cooper Hospital,
'amden, Nj, from the VIM. Gus
ing Funeral Home in PhiladeI- ,
hia.
Born in lower Delaware, the I
aughter Of William c. and Jane
,ickards, she lived in south {
for sixty-five years :
here she was a life member of g
t. Lukes Methodist Church, So. |
Surviving are three nieces. Mrs J
rma L. Hudson of Ocean City, !
j.. Mrs Blanche Huff of Wilm- I
lgton. and Mrs. Jean Hines of \
eaford; two nephews, Charles I
/ Steele of Pennsauken. Nj, \
nd William L. Richards of Viii
ington. Burial was in Fern e
God Cemetery, Philadelphia.
TENN +
Mrs. Henrietta Marie Temin, Sc,
RID 4, Milford, died at the
ONE OF her daughter Mrs. Ger
dine T. Brown of AIarshallton.
aturday, February 10, after an
Stended illenss. She was the n
ife of Jerry Temin. Ip
She had been supervisor of S,
Irses at the Milford Memorial
ospital for many years. She was
member of the Red Cross in oI
ilford. and taught first aid r
asses. She was a graduate of il
e Lenox Hill Hospital school of m
lrsing, New York. She was also
Army Nurse during World