Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Obituary
WEBSTER

Mrs. Anna w. Webster, S6, wild
ow of Julian G. Webster. died
suddenly at her home, 319 Third
ST., Seaford.
Graveside services were con-
Quoted Sunday in Odd Fellows
Cemetery by the Rev. Howell o.
Wilkins, pastor of st. Johns Meth
odist Church, Seaford.
Mrs. Webster is survived by one
brother, Harry w. Reed, Green
wood; and two sisters, Mrs. Alice
E. Carroll of Wilmington, and Mrs
Mollie B. O'Day of fredericksburg,
Md.
TUCKER
Mrs. N. Linda Tucker, 81, wife
of Charlie Tucker, 314 Dorman
Street, Harrington, died at her
home last Sunday.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Alice
Paskey, of Harrington; two sons,
Ernest w. of Harrington, an d
Norman w. of Wilmington; five
grandchildren; six great-g n d.
children; two brothers, William
Donovan of Denton, Md, and
Harry Donovan of Greenwood.
Services were held Wednesday
from the ]. Millard Cooper Flu
neral Home, Harrington, with i'm
terment in Hollywood Cemetery,
near Harrington.
MESSICK
| Mrs. Sara E. Messick age rs
years, died Friday, May 4, at her
home near Milford Funeral SER
vices were held from The Berry
Funeral Home Milford, on Tuesday
afternoon, May s, at o'clock
Rev. w. w. Hamilton of Lincoln
officiating. Interment was made in
Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Messick is survived by one
daughter, Mrs Ethel Derrickson OF
Rehoboth, Del, two sons Arthur
Messick, Lincoln and Lester Mes
sick, Milford. Seven grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
One brother Norman Sullivan OF
Harrington, four sisters, Mrs. Clara
Wilkerson, Chester, Pa, Mrs. Man
Ola Mick and Mrs. Elsie Wiley
both of Harrington. Mrs. Delema
Legates, of Houston.
BARNETT
Funeral services for Mrs. | a
Barnett, rs, sister of U. S. Senator
| John j. Williams, were held Sun
day in the Church of Christ al
Ocean View. Mrs. Barnett died last
Thursday in the Langhorne (Pa.)
Gardens Convalescent Home after
| long illness. She was a former
| member of the Church of Christ,
| Ocean View, and of the Central
Christian Church, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. She was the widow of Geo.
| Barnett.
| Burial was in M e C h a nj C S
Cemetery, Millsboro.
/ Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Anna Griffiths, Morrisville,
Pa; two sons, Frank of Fort
Lauderdale, and Joshua of Dania,
| Fla; five sisters, Mrs. Ella Evans
and Mrs. Francis Daisy, both OF
F'rankford, Mrs. Albert Richards
of Hollywood, Fla; Mrs. Olive
Rose of Millsboro, and Mrs. VIM
M. Smith, Salisbury, Md; three
brothers, Elbert Williams of Mil.
ford and Harry E. and Senator
Williams, both of Millsboro; -four
4 grandchildren and four gr t.
grandchildren
GRIFFIN
Edwin B. Griffin, 55, husband oi
the former Thelma Ewing of Re-
hoboth Beach, died suddenly las
Friday at his residence, 209 New
Castle ST., Rehoboth.
He had lived at Rehoboth the
past ten years and was wholesale
representative of the Robbins Tire
and Rubber Company, Inc. Born
in Jersey City, N. j., he was the
son of the late Joseph and Emma
Griffin. He once lived at Ossining
n. Y. At Rehoboth he was a
member of Epworth NJ e t h S
Church, Henlopen Post No. 5
| LSSlOns anu a fCbCA OIL
of World War ii, serving in the
Infantry in the Pacific theatre in
the Philippines and in Australia
He attended the University OF
Pennsylvania and was graduated
from New York University, New
York City.
Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by one sister, Mrs. Alton
Secar of Ossining.
Il The funeral was held Tuesday
from the Atkins Funeral Home
Lewes, conducted by the Rev
Charles E. Covington, pastor OF
Epworth Methodist Church. Burial
4 was in Rehoboth NJ e h S
Cemetery.