The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 58

"58 Tht Morning Nwi, Wilmington, Juno 21, 1978 obituaries Edwin Powell, former state senator, dies Deaths Brandywine club worker dies at 70 Powell to the Sussex County Department of Elections. Mr. Powell is survived by his wife, Edna A. Powell; four sons, 'Allen A. of Rehoboth Beach, William R.

of Ocean View, Ralph E. of Clarksville and Albert H. of Frankford; a brother, Elmer James Powell of Frankford three sisters, Laura Patterson and Hettie E. Turner, both of Bethany Beach, and Helen Frey of Dagsboro; and eight grandchildren. Services will be Friday afternoon at 1 in Watson, Gray Mel-son Funeral Home, Frankford, where friends may call tomorrow night from 7 to 9.

Burial will be in Epworth Cemetery, Rehoboth Beach. Earl S. Lock wood Sr. EARLEVILLE, Md. Earl S.

Lockwood 78, of Earleville, died Monday at' Kent-Queen Anne's Hospital, Chestertown, after a short illness. Mr. Lockwood was a retired farmer and painter. He is survived by his wife, Hilda; nine sons, Earl S. Jr.

of Cecilton, James Robert of Freder-icktown, Paul K. of Kenton, Harry N. and John H. of Earleville, Allan H. of Tempe, Walter W.

of Fort Lauderdale, Carroll C. of Warwick and Roland L. of Pittsburgh, N.Y.; six daughters, Marian Poore and Mamie Haggerty of Earleville, Doris M. Powell of Millington, Mary L. Smith of San Antonio, Texas, Edith A.

Stubbs of Elkton and Jean L. Ritter of Chesapeake City; three brothers, William R. of Millington, Carl of Victorville, and Geroge of Chester-town; four sisters, Elizabeth Hol-lett and Louise Wallace of Millington, Margaret Schauber of Chestertown, and Helen Plumber of Rehoboth Beach, 34 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 1 at the Edward Fellows and Son Funeral Home, Cecilton, where friends may call tonight after 7. Burial will be in Crumpton Cemetery, Crumpton.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the St. Paul's United Methodist Church Building Fund, Earleville, 21919. IN MIMOtlAM Jun JL 177. James A. (Lytsg) Boniomln deported, Thoueah you hove mm to reef, Veur worth eriil Hnger on, I lovad vou 0o4 lev you bwt.

lodly mined Your wife, Haiei ond Family JkUKKI In loving momory of our son end brother Robert Martin Bwrfce on Mt XStti Blrfhdajy, Juno list, W7B. iMnon evening thadowe or falllna. And oro oil alone. Inour rseertettierecomeeeft ochlng, If you could lust com homo. Wo think of you In alienee, And often call your name, All that wo novo to (newer us.

ll your picture In frame. Jwmo may think you foroottan When may mo ut imllo, But moy don't know the heartache. Our smites hoM all the while. We love and mite you Bob. Atom, Charlotte, Bon.

Tom and Tim MAMN In loving memory of A mot Hehn, who departed I year aao, June 21, 177. Sadly mlited by wife Mergoret, Duke end Friends HUSBANDS In loving memory of my hut-band, Albert B. Huabanda. who petied way Junell.lfM. Sadly Missed, Wife Alvt A Family MORRIS In tad and loving memory of my mother Tharna E.

Morrlt who potted away June 11, 171. Just as the eeele. In teaching to fly. Forego her young from their covert to high; Then If ttrength falleth, beneath them die five; On her wlngt beereth them tafe to the So will the erm of Jehovah uphold; In each affliction Hit Atorclee unfold; Murmur them not that He ttlreth thy nett, Ever remember tit ell for the bett. Daughter Sarah M.

Edwardt, Orendton Lonnle P. and Stefan D. Wardt SUTHBRLAN-ln loving memory of my dear mother, Lurette C. Suthorlan, who patted away I yean ego today, June 11. Sadly mlttad.

Daughter Doloret THERESA E.MORRIS Though yean mty pan before we let Our Mother'! fact once more The Foith the taught ut at her knee evill Load at latt to Haaven't Door. 4 Son Hanrv A Granddaughter, Mary CAP.0 OF THANKS VrownLOW I with to thank all our rele-T lives, neighbor! end frlondt for food, a lowere, colli, card! and vltltt during the Illness and death of my hutband, Samuel eiu.B.) Brown low. And tpeclel thankt to jdoctors' Bartothttky, Gallagher, Creven, father Griffin, Paitor Morcer, nurtoi end Meters, 5th floor Clevton, St. Francli Hospl-Jal end the Congo Funeral Home. God Bleti "til of vou.

ElleneW. Brownlow Jrtl LLS We with to express our linear thenkt to ell our frlondt, nelghbort and 9-eletlvot for the many actt of klndneu Shown during our recent bereavement for Swr ton. The Family of Chrlttopher Mllli Deaths gVLBIRT In Rlvertldo Hoapltal on June a 1, 171, Loud Albert of 115 W. 17th Street, Wilmington, Dataware, hutband of Mn. a A Beiila S.

Albert of Wilmington, fether of Mr. Morton Albert of MM Bogota, Columbia, Mrs. Pearl ej XC Soloman of Wilmington, Delo--J were and Mn. Faea Orglefiky of Wilmington. Alto turvlvod (V by a grandchildren.

Member of Congregation Bath Shalom, B'nal B'rlth Jlodge 470 of Wilmington end patt Pretldent the Hebrew Free Loan Attocletkm. friends and relative! are Invited to attend Jhe funeral services on Wodnetday, June 197 et 11 :00 a.m. from the Brooki Wett lid Funeral Home, 11 Atlantic Street, 1 Irldgeton, New Jeney. Shiva will be ob-1 erved at th lata residence, 115 W. 17th Itreet, Wilmington, DE In lieu of flowers, he family tuggeitt contrlbutlont to Con-, irogatlon Bath Shalom, lth and Bavnard Wilmington, DE, lf02 or Congrega-lon Adat Kodoich Shel Emeth, Washington llvd.

A Torah Drive, Wilmington, Dele-j rare 102. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS THE SCHOENBERG MEMORIAL CHAPEL. A IBATTAOLIA At St. Francli Hoipltal on Juno 17. Ollmlpia Rooo, wife of the Bate Bruno Battaelle of 10 Wordiworth Drive, Hyde Park.

Aeod 0 voan. Riatlvt tend frlondt ere Invited to attend the Funer-Ojl from theCORLETO-LATINA FUNERAL XOME, SO N. Union St. on Wednttdav imoming at with Mate of Christian Burial at St. Anthony'i R.

C. Church at X. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. rlen0s may call at the Funeral Homo Timday evening after 7. In lieu of floweri, tme family requests that floweri be omitted nd contribution! tent to the St.

Francli Hospital. In Wilmington Medlcel Canter, a Delaware Dlvlilon on June 1, 17. Irene JBurton of 333 Eeit 24th Street, Wilmington. Mother of Vivian Luiby. Grandmother of iDeneen, Nathan and Charlene Luibv all of Wilmington.

Aged 54 yoari. Relatival, jfVlends, member! of the Utheri Union of Delaware end the Morgan Chorui of New eVtt. Olive Baptlit Church are Invited to jettond the funeral aervicot at New Mt. Baptlit Church, 14th end Morket tStreets, Wilmington on Tuoedev evening, pjune 20 at o'clock. Interment et Rolling Green Memorial Park Wett Chester, PA on Wednesday morning.

Frlondt may cell et the church on Tuetday from until p.m. (ftrrengementi by CONGO FUNERAL JHOME, 201 North Gray Avenue, Wllmlng-Jton. EANTBR-In Vatarent Admlnlitratlon Hotpltal on June II, 17, Earl L. Canter, ruiband of Maria DeMorco Canter of (24 NauwAmitel Aptt, New Caitla, mm Del. Aged 52 veer.

Relative! frlnd are Invited to et- 1 tend funerel eervlcet from the Gracalawn Memorial Chapel, Thursdey, on June 22nd, 197 at 11:15 am. Frlondt may call et Rhe Chapel 45 mlnutet prior to tervlce time. "Arrangement! by WILLIAM J. WARWICK jfUNERALHOME, Newerk, Del. SCARRY In the Delaware Dlvlilon on a June It, 1971, Belve E.

Carey, wife of the date Dr. Emery Carey, of 51 Glover road, JrVestvlew. Aged 13. Relative and friend! are Invited to ettend the viewing et the NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME on Tuetday evening June from 7 to There will be lowing Wedneiday evening, June 21, 7-9, iwlth Funeral larvlcei Thureday June 12, 1 jpm at DAHLGREN FUNERAL HOME, jfhlllpiburg.Pa. interment at Phlllptburg Xemetery.

CONRAD In thlt city on June II, 1971 Helen (Setterfleld), wife of the lete Foul L. Conrad, of 17 Finney Penn Acrei, New Cattle. Aged yeart. Funeral terv-Icet and Interment will be prlvete and at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowora, contribution! may be made to the Mantel Heelth Auoclatlon of Delewere, 113 N.

Franklin Wilmington. Arrangement by the SPICER-MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOME. DBATS Suddenly, at hit lata retldenc. Mt. Pleeiant nr Mlddlatown, 01., on June 19, 1971.

Samuel G. Deatt, hutband of Eliza Coverdalo Deett. Aged 75 yean. Relative and friend ere Invited to ettend the funerel lervlc at the DANIELS A HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, 212 North Broad Street, Mlddletown, on Thurt-day afternoon, June 22, at 2 o'clock, inter- ment at Lakeiidt Cemetery, Dover, Del. Friend mey cell et the funeral home Wedneiday evening attar 7 o'clock.

DUNHAAA Suddenly, at hit retldence, Herbor Houie Apartment, Cloymont, Delaware on June II, 197. Harrlton Dunham, Jr. Hutbend of Pemela Dunham. ether of Semle Uttt and Sykia Keny both of Wilmington. Son of Harrlton Dunham, Sr.

of Long III end, New York and Callomae Dunham of Wilmington, Delaware. Brother of Richard Dunham, Harriot Waller, Glen Herrla. Jacqueline Dunhem and Charlene Dunham all of Wilmington. Alto turvlvcd by a hott of local, nephew, other relative and frlandt. Aged 30 yeart.

Relative end friend ar Invited to attend funeral tervlce at CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 North Gray Avenue, Wilmington on Wednesday evening, June 21 at I o'clock. Interment et Rlvervlew Cemetery on Thursday morning. Friend may call et the funeral home on Wedneiday from until P.m. IOPPRR In thlt city on Jung II, 171. Frank hutband of Barbara Gtoffre of 2111 Amhurat Bead, Fairfax.

Aged 1 year, Reletlvee and friend art invited to attend Meia of Chrlatlan Burial an Wedrtee-day at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church on Wednesday morning, June II at II e.m. There will na viewing. Interment at All Saint Cemetery In lieu of flower the family auggaatt cordribtitton to the Dataware Heart Fung, in Mall, Wilmington, DE 1904. Arrenaementi by the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME. OR MAN in Veteran! Admlnlitratlon Hoapltal on June II, 197, William J.

German, hutband of Mary M. Gorman of D. 1, Box m. North Eatt, Ato. Aged year.

Reiativee and frlende are Invited to attend the funeral aarvtcee from the WILLIAM J. WARWICK FUNERAL HOME. Ill W. Park Place, Newark, on Wedneiday morning June 21, 171 at 11 o'clock, interment In Hartley Cemetery, Hartley, Del. Frtendt may call at the funeral homo on Tuetday evening from 7 to HALL In Parry Point VA Hotpltal on June 19, 1971.

Fletcher hutband of Edith M. Hall, of 134 E. High Elfcton, Md. Father of Ml Katharine M. Hell, Fletcher B.

Hall, both of Elkton. Mr. Bertha M. Hudean, Clayton, Dot. and Mr.

Harriet J. Schwartz, Edoewood. Md. Half-Brother of J. Event McKlnney, Elkton, and A.

McKlnney, Santa Maria, Calif. Alee urvlved by 4 grandchildren. Aged II yr. Relative! and friend are Invited to attend Graveilde Service at the North Eait Method! it Cemetery, North Eatt, on Thureday morning, Jung et 11 o'clock. In lieu of floweri, th family tug-geeta Memorial contribution to th Cecil County Unit American Cancer Society, co P.O.

Box oil, Elkton, Md. 21921. Arrangements by HICKS HOME FOR FUNERALS. IRWIN In the Wilmington General Dlvlilon on June II, 171 George hutband of Florence V. Irwin of 204 Rev-bold Rd.

Aged 43 year. Aeletlve and friend are Invited to attend the aervke from the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Klrkwaod Hwy. A Duncan Rd. on Wednesday afternoon June 21 at 1 p.m. with interment In Orecelawn Memorial Park.

Frlandt may cell et the funeral home on Tuetday evening after 7. KACFRZYK In thlt city on June 19, 1971. John husband of Mary L. Holme Kacprryk of 204 Instead Avenue, Klemen-I Garden. Relatlvee and friend gr Invited to ettend the Met of Christian Burial which will be offered for him on Thursday morning, June 22 at St.

Catherine of Sienna R. C. Church, 2501 Centervlll Road at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will bo in All Selnti Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

Arrangement by th KARPINSKI FUNERAL HOME. KOCZAK-In thli city on June 19, 17 Grace Julie, wife of John Kociak, of 500 Delaware Street, New Cattle. Aged 71 yeart. Reiotlvet and friend ere Invited to ettend the Moss of Christian Burial at St. Peter's R.C.

Church, 5th and Harmony Streets on Thursday morning, June 22 at I o'clock. Interment In the edlolnlno churchyard. Friends mey cell et the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delewere Street, New Cestle, Wednesday evening efter LAUSHBY-In the General Division on June 11, 171, Robert husband of Lois C. Laushey of 141 Preitbury Circle, Newerk, Del. Aged 51 yeart.

Relative and friend ere Invited to attend the service from the McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL CHAPEL, Klrkwood Hwy A Duncan Rd on Thursday, June 22nd at 10 o'clock, interment will be In Rlvervlew Burial Park, Lancaster, Pe. Friends mey cell at funerel home on Wednesday evening after 7 p.m. MAC CAMIRY In the Underwood Hospl- tel. Mantua, New Jersey on June 1, 171. Bernard J.

Mac Cahery, husband of Elizabeth B. Mac Cahery of 19 Central Avenue, Woodbury Heights, N.J. Aged 74 years. Relative! end friend! ere Invited to attend the funeral services at the DANIELS A HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, 212 N. Brood Mlddletown, Del.

on Wednesday morning, June 21 et 11 o'clock. Interment et Townsend Cemetery. Friends may call at the funerel home one hour before the serv-' Ices on Wednesday morning. McCARRAHIR Suddenly In this city on June 17, 1971. Greco Irene, wife of Peul D.

McCerreher of 11 Stanley Lane, Collins Perk, New Cestle. Aged 5 yeers. Reletives and friend! ere Invited to ettend funerel service et Grecelewn Memorial Chepel, DuPont Fernhurst on Wednesday morning, June 21 at 11:15. Interment will follow In Grecelewn Memorial Park. There will be no viewing.

Arrangements by the GEBHART FUNERAL HOMES. McNALLY In this city on June 19, 197. Margaret Agnei, wife of King John McNelly of 15 Hewlett Avenue, New Caitla Manor. Aged 43 yean. Reletives end friends are Invited to ettend the Mess of Christian Burlel et St.

Peter's R. C. Church, 5th end Hermony Streets, New' Cestle on Friday morning, June 23 at 9:30. Interment et Glebe Cemetery. Friends mey cell at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delewere Street, New Castle on Tliurs-dey evening attar 6:30.

MBNOINHALL Of Sharp Rd. Avendele, Pe. on June 20, 1971. Ide Duphorn Men-denhell, Aged 47 yeers. Wife of Robert T.

Mendenhell. Reletives end friends ere Invited to ettend the funerel service from the ALBERT F. KUZO FUNERAL 250 W. Stete Kennett Pa. at 11 a.m.

Thursday, June 22. Interment Lone wood Cemetery. There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, donation! mey be mode In her memory to the Cheiter County Branch of the American Heart Association, 37 W. Market west Chester, Pe.

1930. MILLER In this city on Juno 1, 1971. George, hutband of the lete Merthe M. Miller of Old Lancaster Pike, Hockessln. Aged 10 yean.

Reletlvei end friendi ere Invited to ettend the services on Thursday afternoon, June 22 at 1 o'clock at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Klrk-, wood Hlahwev and Duncan Road. Inter. ment will be In Friends Cemetery, Hockos- sin. Friends may call et the funeral home one hour prior to service time. In lieu of flower please moke contribution! to the Hockessln Fire Company, Hockessln.

PARKS In Wilmington Medlcel Center, Deleware Division, on June 19, 1971. Johnnie Mee Parks, of 505 West 14th Street, Wilmington, Deleware. Mother of Mrs. Sheron Lester of Wll-mlnAtfiM. Ur, linlr.

Imm nl Fort Worth, Texes, Mrs. Brenda Callaway of El Peso. Texes, Mark Edward Parks of Fsvettev lie. Weat virgin sis ter of Harry P. Smith of Oakhlll, West Virginia and Gledys Broedrtex of Fayette-' vllle.

West Vlrglnle. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends and members of Silver Loot Chapter No. 24 O.E.S. P.H.A.

end members of the Elece Prince Hell Grand Chapter of Wast Virginia O.E.S. are invited to attend the funerel service! et the Mt. Zlon Beptlst Church, Gertln, West Virginia, on Friday afternoon, June 23, 1971, at 1 :00 p.m. Interment will be In Greenwood Wemorlel Gerdeni, Beckley, West Vlrglnle. Friends may call et the Richie A Johnson Funeral Home, Greens-town, West Virginia, on Thursday evening, June 22, 1971 efter 7:00 p.m.

The Reverend Clarence Arnold offlcloting. Arrangements by the FORD FUNERAL SERVICE, 401 South Heeld Street, Wilmington, Delaware. FOE At her lete residence on June II, 1971. Eva Faye, wife of Oscer C. Poo of 111 Salem Church Road, Newark.

Aged 43 yeera. Reletlvei and friends are Invited to ettend the funerel services et the Pleasant-' villa Baptist Church, 12 Chrlstlene Rood, Newerk on Thursday morning June 22 et 11 o'clock. Interment at Grecelewn Memorial Perk. Friends mey call at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delaware Street, New Castle on Wednesday evening after SHERIDAN In this city on June II, 1971. John husband of Marie R.

of 30 Weat 4th Street. New Castle. Aged 47 yeen. Reletives and friend are Invited to attend the Mat of Christian Burial at St. Peter' R.C.

Church, 5th and Harmony Streets, New Cattl on Wednesday morning, June 21 at Interment In me adiolnlng church cemetery. Friend mey cell et the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 511 Delaware Street, New Ceitle on Tuesday evening after: 10. SWBENY In the General Dlvlilon on June 19, 1971, Semuel R. Sweeny, Sr. of 2307 N.

Monroe Wilmington, Delaware. Aged 70. Relatival and friends are Invited to ettend the service at the McCrory Memorlel Funerel Home, 1924 Concord Pike on Friday, June 13, 1971 at 11 :00 A.M. Interment will be In Longcroft Cemetery, Trainer, PA. Frlondt mey cell et the Funerel Home on Thursday evening after 7:00 p.m.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE MCCRERY FUNERAL HOME. Am. Ruth Harrell BISHOPVILLE, Md. Graveside services for Ruth L. Harrell, 59, will be this morning at 11 in the cemetery adjoining St.

John the Baptist Church, near Millsboro, Del. Mrs. Harrell died Friday in a fire that destroyed her home. She is survived by her husband, Charles a daughter, Lucille Johnson of Horntown, a sister, Roselle Harrell of Baltimore and nine grandchildren. eVeV AO betty A.

K0SS nnvtrn Rottu Ann Rr.cc nf IWr rYiTri victirl, fn Dover, died yesterday in Kent General Hospital, Dover, after a short illness. She retired in 1961 as a bookkeeper with the A.C.F. Industries of New York after 42 years of service. She is survived by a sister, Cath- erine Schrade, of Bridgeport, tonn. ana a niece, Joan rate with whom she lived A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 tomorrow morning at the Church of the Holy Cross, Dover.

Friends may call tonight at Michael J. Ambruso Funeral Home, will be observed at 8. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Dover. Pauline M. Mitchell Pauline M.

Mitchell, 91, 2306 Marlyn Drive, Faulkland, died Monday at the Memorial Division after a short illness. Her husband, Andrew died in 1974. She is survived by a son, Andrew III, with whom she lived; a daughter. Margaret Alexander of Newark; four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow after-oon at 2 at the Chelten Hill Cemetery Chapel, Philadelphia, where friends may called earlier.

Burial will be private. Ida D. Mendenhall AV0NDALE, Pa. Ida D. Men-denhall, 67, of Sharp Road, died yesterday her home after an apparent heart attack.

Mrs. Mendenhall was a substitute teacher in the Kennett Square area for many years, and retired in 1968. She was a member of the New Garden Art Association. She is survived by her husband, Robert T. Mendenhall; a daughter, M.

Roberta Mendenhall at home; and a sister, Mary Dupron of Seattle, Wash. Services will be tomorrow morning at 11 at the Albert F. Kuzo Funeral Home, 250 W. State with burial in Longwood Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Chester County branch of the American Heart Association, 37 W. Marke Westchester, Pa. 19380. AddieWertz Addie Wertz, 94, of the Fon du Lac Nursing Home, Peoria, 111., formerly of Denton and 'Greenwood, died Sunday at the nursing home after a long ill-ness. Mrs.

Wertz' husband, Alfred died in 1940. She is survived by two daughters, Eva McDonald of Morton, 111., and Marie Harris of York, Pa. two brothers, John E. Cade of Bradenton, and Allison D. Cade of Meriden, two sisters, Mabel Woodside of Bradenton and Myrtle Soul of Fort Lauderdale, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Services will be tomorrow after1 noon at 2 at the Moore Funeral Home, Denton, where the viewing will be tonight. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery, Harrington, Del. Deaths TAYLOR In thli city on June It, 171. 1 Thome J. (T.J.) of 94 Vanderver Avenue, Wilmington.

Son of Karin L. Taylor and James E. Boyd both of Wilmington. Brother of Derek A. Taylor of Wilmington.

Grandson of Mr. A Mrs. Thomas W. Taylor of Wilmington end Mrs. Nency Boyd of Wilmington.

Greet grandson of Mn. Katharine Taylor and Julia Taylor of Wilmlng-. ton. Nephew of Thomas R. Tovlor, Anal and Ranee Taylor all of Wilmington.

Also survived by a host of other reletlvei end friendi. Aged 2 yean. Reletlvei and frlandt are Invited to attend funeral services from Eilon-Mt. Carmel Church, tin and Walnut Streets on Thursday, June 22 at 7 p.m. Interment on Frldey morning, Rlvervlew Cemetery.

Friends mey cell at the church on Thursdey from I until 7 p.m. Arrangement by th EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. WHITE In thli city on June It, 17. Alfred husband of Rhode Mofaf White of 457 Fifth MHIcreek Trailer Perk.

Agea ei years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at the MEA-LEY FUNERAL HOME, Limestone and Mllltown Roads en Tuesday evening, June 20 at 7 o'clock. Interment will he hM In Plvmpton, Mess, on Thursdey. Friends mey call at the funeral home Tuesday evening after 7. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donetlons be sent to the American Cancer Society, 125 Loverlng Ave.

or the Morshallton United Memodlit Church, 1105 Stanton Marshallton. WILLIAMS In this city on June lvth, Dorothy wife of the lete Frederick S. Williams of 1425 Green mount Rood, Long-wood. Aged SO years. Reletives and friends ere invited to attend GrevesMe services at the Gracalawn Memorlel Perk cemetery on Wednesday morning June 21 at II o'clock.

There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, the family request contributions be made ta the Delaware Heert Assocletlon. Independence Mall. Arrangements by THE McCRERY FUNERAL HOME. WILLIAMSON-ln thli city on June II, l7S.

Irene mother of Mr. Betty Qulnn and Mary A. Francisco of 13 Darley Road, Cleymont. Aged 72 years. Relatlvee and friend ere Invited to ettend the funerel services at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 1401 Philadelphia Pike, Cleymont on Thursday afternoon, June 22 at 1:30.

Interment at Grecelewn Memorial' Park. There will be celling hours at the funerel home one hour before services. REH0B0TH BEACH Former state Sen. Edwin R. Powell, 72, of Dogwood Acres, Dagsboro, Del, died yesterday in Beebe Hospital, Lewes' after a long illness Mr.

Powell was first employed as an engineer on toats sailing from New York and Philadelphia. In 1944, he became a partner in the Henlopen Poultry Co. in Lewes, one of the largest poultry processing plants in the country. Before retiring, he also was a partner in the firm of Powell and Turner, poultry growers in Ocean View. Mr.

Powell was a member of Delaware's state Senate from 1948 to 1952 and was a receiver of taxes for Ocean View nine years. In 1958, Gov. J. Caleb Boggs named Samuel G. Deats MIDDLETOWN Samuel G.

Deats, 75, of Mount Pleasant, near Middletown, died Monday at home after an apparent heart attack. Mr. Deats was a farmer in the Middletown area for 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Eliza Coverdale Deats; a son, John W. of Middletown; a brother, George W.

of Smyrna; three sisters, Elsie Bush of Dover, Ellen Berry of Camden and Mary Moor of Smyrna, and three grandsons. Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Daniels Hutchison Funeral Home, 212 N. Broad where friends may call tonight. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery, Dover. Michael R.

Druding, Coral Gablas, and Deborah L. Morfatt, St. Meryl, Pa. Ralph I. Ober Henderson, and Gall E.

Tucker, Mllford. Fire Alarms Wilmington Junelft 5:41 p.m. -Fourth and Walnut ttrasti, Accident. 102 p.m list and Washington itreets. Accident.

9:07 p.m. interstate 9S northbound between Eighth and Ninth streets. Accident. 9:11 p.m. 1-95 northbound.

Washdown. Engine Company. 9: 31 p.m.-lMO block Northern Boulevard. Auto. JuneN: 12:24 a.m.

Oak and Scott streets. Emergency phone off hook. 6:24 a.m. Second and Clayton streets. Wash-down.

10:43 a.m. 40th and Washington streets. Auto. 1:43 p.m.-Unlt block of E. 10th St.

Washdown. 3:11 p.m. 14th and Washington streets. Accident. New Castle County 119: 2:36 p.m.

Faulkland Road at entrance to Oak Hill. Auto. Elsmere Fire Company. 2:52 p.m.-tOOO block of Centervllle Road. Auto.

Belevedera and Minguas fire companies. 3:07 p.m. Number 40 Saddle Lane off Turkey Run. House. Talleyvllle end Brandywine 100 fire companies.

3:12 p.m. No. 1 Winding Lane at Penny Acres, Utility pole. Brandywine 100 Fire Compeny. 3:21 p.m.

Centervllle Road at railroad crossing In Belvidare. Train derailment. Elsmere. Five Points and Belvedere lire compenles. 4:25 p.m.

The Place to Be, Marsh and Naamans roads. Building. Claymont and Talleyvllle tire companies. 4:39 p.m. Main and Commercial streets.

Town-send. House. Townsend and Volunteer Hosa lira companies. 5:21 p.m. Country Soulra Apartments, Building J.

Building. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company. p.m 102 Claymont, Caldlum Lane, Meado- wood. House. Mill Creek Fire Company.

6:34 p.m. Parking lot of Howard Johnson's Ret-laurant on Interstate 195. Washdown. Minauadale Fire Company. 6:49 p.m.

Myen Road at Brookslde. Building. Aetna Hosa Hook Ladder Company. JuneM: 12:19 a.m.-Mltchall residence, U.S. 13 and 191.

Trash. Townsend Fire Company and Volunteei Hose Company. 1:36. a.m.-900 block Capitol Trail. Washdown.

Aetna Hose Hook A Ladder Company. 4:01 a.m. Gov. Printi Boulevard and Ryslns Drive. Trash dumpstar.

Brandywine Hundred Fire Company. 7:37 a.m. Governor Printt Boulevard at the Stockdale curve. Trash. Claymont Fire Company.

10:10 a.m. U.S. 13 northbound at Continental Block Co. Accident. Wilmington Manor Fire Company.

10:23 a.m. 101 Washington Delaware City. Rescue. Delaware City Fire Company, 10:50 a.m. North and south tides of the St.

Georges Bridge. Underground natural gas pipeline lire. Delaware City, Odessa and Fori Penn lire compenles. 10:55 a.m. 200 Cherry Lane, Atlas Folnt, ICI America, building 17.

Building. Hollowly Terrace, Mineuedale, and Goodwill of New Castle lire compenles. 10:59 e.m.-Under Interstate 95 at Beech Street. Brush. Five Points Fire Company.

11:1 e.m.-MOO block of Concord Pike. Accident. Talleyvllle Fire Company. 1:41 p.m.-S. James Street at the Du Font Co.

plant, Newport. Auto, Minauai Fin Company of Newport, 1:49 p.m, Delaware River near New Caitla. River rescue. Delaware City, Hollowly Terrace, and Goodwill of New Costli fire companies. 1:53 a.m.

Delaware 41 al Emm station In Hockessln. Auto. Hockettin Fire Company. 1:43 p.m. 1900 block of S.

College Ave. Brush. Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Compeny of Newark. 1:57 p.m. 400 W.

Basin Road, Tile Canter, Inc. Propane gas leak. Wilmington Manor and Five Pol nil fire companies. Delaware City Fire Company called te cover for Wilmington Manor Fire Company. i 3:03 p.m.

U.S. 40 wolfhound al Salem Church Road. Tractor trailer. Christiana Fire Company. 3:09 p.m.

Cedar Street end Highland Avenue, LyndoHa. Auto. Mlnauas Fire compeny of New port. 3:14 p.m. Sean Automotive Canter, Prices Corner Shopping Center.

Auto. Cranston Heights Fire Company. 3:21 p.m. Rear of the Barrett residence al Augustine Beach. Brush.

Deleware City and Port enn lire companies. 1:30 p.m. Rear entrance to Delaware Park. Railroad bridge. Mill Creek Fire Company.

Kent County June 19: 10:37 p.m. Carlisle Fire Company Hood by at Milton Fire Company. 11 :24 p.m. Marydel Fire Company stood by el -Gotdsbore. Sussex County June 19: 1:15 p.m.

Paramount Poultry, Delaware S. Building. Milton, Georgetown, Ellendeie, Lewei. Rehoboth Beich, Indian River, Millsboro, Dies boro, Bethany Beech. Bridgevllle and Carlisle lire compenles.

9:2) p.m. Cape Henlopen School. Electrical pole. Lawn Fire Company. 9:36 p.m.

U.S. 113 and Sussex 110. Water pump. Selbyvllle Fire Company. 9:33 p.m.

U.S. 113. Aula. Laurel Fire Compa- -nv. 9:47 p.m.

Delaware 34. Electrical wires. Lawai Fire Company. 10:47 p.m. Sussex 15.

Electrical. Lewes Fire Company. June 4:11 a.m. Sussex 151. Tractor.

Milton Fir Compeny. 10:40 a.m. Delaware 26. Accident. Mlllvllle and Degsboro fire companies.

11:31 a.m. Love Creek bridge. Auto. Lewes Fire Compeny. 1:13 p.m.

True Vale Acrei. Trailer lira. Lewei at td Rehoboth fire companies. Cecil County, Md. June 19: 1 1 :22 p.m.

511 Booth St, Building. Slngerly Fire Compinv. JuneM: 1:34 a.m. Connelly Road. House.

Rising Sun. 1 0:27 a.m. Railroad tracks behind the VFW In Perryvllle. Railroad lies. Community Fire Compa nvofFerryvilie.

1:15 p.m. Rich Hill Farm, Maryland 111. Building. Community Fire Company of Perryvllle. Samuel Roe Sweeny 70, who lived at and worked as a maintenance man at the Brandywine Country Club for more than 20 years, died Monday in the General Division after a long illness.

Mr. Sweeny became a focus of controversy In March, when officials at the club decided he was too sick to live there and hospital officials said he was not sick enough to be admitted to the General-Division. After several Vine hfiilr ont fi4li 4a ikm kon USAsi UHLI, U1IU AVI LM LV fcilC HVOfll" tal, he went to stay with a niece for He was admitted to tht! GeMTil D'Visin MarCh 25- M. Sweenv was AivoreM, Hp survived by a son, Samuel R. Jr.

of California; five brothers, Thomas of Smyrna, John of Glasgow, Harry of Newark, Robert of Wilmington and Charles of Fort Myers, a sister, Margaret Whiser of Wilmington; and two grandchildren. Services will be Friday morning at at the McCrery Funeral Home, 3924 Concord Pike, Talley- villp. whprp fripnrls mav ra.ii may tomorrow evening. Burial will be in Lawncroft Cemetery, Lmwood, Pa. Japan DUyS U.O.

platieS TOK 0 (AP) Japan has signed a $5 billion agreement covering the purchase of 100 F-15 jet fighter planes and 45 anti-submarine patrol planes from the United States over the next ten years, according to a spokesman for the Japanese Foreign Ministry. on the record Births Wilmington Medical Center General Division ERLIEN Inirk) and David, 113 Warwick Drive, Windsor Hint, June son. FIELD Patricia and Arthur, 1 N. Van Buren June If, daushter, FISHER Kathryn and Barnard, 113 S. San-croft Parkway, Union Pirk Gardani, June 19, daughter.

HILL Sue and Dr. Charles, 3 Stas Road, Newark, June 19, daughter. JOHNSON Wanda and Robert, 2305 Milton Place, Taytortowne, June 19, ion. LOCKIRMAN Andne end Ronald, 1209 Crestover Road, Craylvn Crest, June 20, daughter. MANN Karena and Jamai.

Sell Drayton Drive, Heritage Park, June 20, daughter. MORRIS Cheryl and Earl, 1020 Brandywine Beilefonte, June 20, daughter. REHM Janice and John, 120S Mullet Drive, Sherwood Park 1 1, June 20, daughter. REILLY Donna and James, 142 Kentucky Pleasant Hills, June 20, ton. RIVERA Ivette and Fernando, 40 N.

Harrison June 19, daughter. SIMEONE Brenda and Francis, 1130 Gilpin June 20; ion. VENENDAAL Sutanne and Robert, 3404 S. Rockfleld Road, Devon, June 19, son. WASHINGTON Karen and Gary, 1700 Linden Knoll Drive, Linden Knoll, June 19, son.

Union Hospital HOLT Donne and Ronald, Elkton, Md June 19, son. STANLEY Eileen and Manual III, Elkton, June It, son. Kent General Hospital BRtOHT Marsha, Harrington, June II, daughter. CALDWELL Gloria, Camden, June 17, ion. CALHOUN Carol and Douglas, Smyrna, June 16.

son. OEOROE Patricia and Clifford, Wyoming, June 17, daughter. KEMMERV Kathleen and Richard, Dover, June 16, son. LISSY Sharon, Frederlca, June 17, daughter, MARTINEZ-Margaretie, Dover, June U. son.

SERMAN Kiv and Glenn, Dbver, June 17, daughter. SMITH Sheila and Tarry, Falton, June 17, daughter. Marriage Licenses New Castle County Kevin R. Blacknev, Claymont, and Barbara E. Kraus, Claymont.

Efren M. Tanlutco, Wilmington, and Evangeline Z.Oulto, Wilmington. David A. Grleit, Wilmington, and Jacaualln E. OHlen, New Castle.

Samuel H. Lloyd III, Dover, and Dorothy E. Valkoi, Newark. Mirk Sheldon Hurm, Newark, and Brenda B. Klngham, Newark.

Ann M. Tran, Hanover, and Lien Bui, Wilmington. Leonerd Hurd, Wilmington, and Marie A. Walker, New Castle. Michael B.

Oragar, Wooditown, NJ and Patricia A. Accoril, Wilmington. Harold Lancour, Newark, and Mae E. Navtor, Randy K. Willis, Newark, and Sharon L.

Gil-more, Newark. Calvin F. Wahl, Wilmington, nd Sheila Melody, Wilmington. David M. De Ghetto, Wilmington, and Cynthia M.

German, New Castle. David A. leithren, Newark, and Kelly J. Armstrong. New Castle.

Robert C. Lane, New Castle, and Janet Merca-do, New Castle. Dale R. Wood, Newark, and Brenda J. Meedi, Newark.

Paul S. Powllton, Newark, and Joy E. Edge, Richard J. Grockl, Wilmington, and Kathleen Jones, Delaware City. Franklin J.

Parisl, Wilmington, and Cynthia C. O'Brien, Wilmington. Timothy P. Cook, Newark, and Liana R. Wycotf, Newark.

Lawrence Paul Montgomery Wilmington, and Shirley Lee Jester, Wilmington. Francli E. Spencer, New Castle, and Keren Lea Alallian, Wilmington. John E. Lashbrook, Avondale, and Margaret A.

Miller, Newark. Jeffrey I. Goldstein, Chester, and Regan P. Hicks. Chester, Pa.

Robert R. DeHaven, Aston, and Jonall H. Dahllof, Glen Mills, Pa. Richard A. Osiolek, Newark, and Rose Ann Walker, Kent County Bruce E.

Williams, Millsboro, and Linda S. Jarmen, Mllford. Lavoy O. Barrett, Happy, Texes, and Susan A. Ruddell, Dover.

Frenk B. Knotti, Smyrna, and Barbara J. Reed, townsend. Oscer Jester, Mllford, and Linda A. Dougherty, Newirk.

Richard C. Murgatroyd, Clayton, end Brenda S. Geiullo, Clayton. Roland W. Kelly Dover, and Karen A.

Weaver, Camden. William E. Truifl Nassau, and Karen L. Beebe, Frederlca. Gregory A.

Booes, St. Aldnas, W. end Cynthia E. Tremble, Dover. Jamet K.

Simi, Dover, and Lisa L. Barilla, Dovir. Charles M. Jecabsen, Dover, end Sandra K. Simmons.

Dover. Larry J. Wlrlck, Harrington, and Shirley Larlmore, Harrineten, Howard w. Donie Magnolia, and Michela A. Yenkie, Smyrna.

Lawrence P. Lewis, Harrington, end Famala L. Roberts. Kenton. Joseph M.

Shetiler III, Dover, end Janice C. Helsel, Dover, Doneld R. McClain, Dover, and Virginia E. Stack, Dover. Jetfery A.

Keller, Mllford, and Audrey M. Thomasen, Dover. William J. Smith, Marydal, and Dabra C. Johnson, Meryoet.

Bernard H. Williams, Smyrna, end Mary E. Owani, Smyrna. Clinton T. Gllllt, Smyrna, and Sheila T.

Golds-bsro, Smymi. Llnwood E. Cuttli Filton, aod Nancy C. Smith, Delmer. Ideal W.

Vane Dover, end Betty J. New-Ion, Dover. Thomas C. Palmer, Pelton, ami Doris M. Social Security I OK'd by House panel WASHINGTON (AP) Legislation intended to speed replacement of lost or stolen Social Security checks has been approved by the House Banking Committee.

The bill would eliminate a provision of present law that requires recipients, before receiving a substitute check for more than $200, to agree to repay the Treasury if both the original and substitute checks are lawfully cashed. the courts Delaware Supreme Court Opinion by Justice William Duffy, Chief Justice Daniel L. Herrmann and Justice John J. McNeilly concurring, upheld decision by Judge Joseph T. Walsh that Superior Court lacked lurlsdlctlon te hear an appeal from Magistrate Court In a landlord action by Lord De La Warr Hotel Inc.

against Bomba's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Inc. for securing premises loosed by the Hotel to Bomba's. Superior Court New Castle County Criminal Guilty pleas: Ben Lee Lolly, 21, block N. Van Buren second-degree assault. Charles J.

Wells, 22, unit block Pancoast Aston, carrying concealed dangerous Instru-, ment, posseslson of marliuana. Verdicts Jury found Anthony C. Noel, 19, 1200 Pearl I not guilty of attempted second-degree burglary. Jury could not reach a verdict on James Thomas. 11.

500 block N. Du Pont charged with first-degree arson. Sentmclnei: 5 -Judge Joseph T. Walsh's cases: 1 Joseph P. Anderson, 20, 200 block Gordon 'Road.

etcipe liter conviction, pleaded guilty, 30 days in- -iall beginning at end of sentence now serving. Debonh Spun, II, unit block Dobbs Court, Penn Acres, theft under MOO, pleaded guilty, 10 days In Iall suspended for one veer's probation, John Alfred Washington, 39, Mount Vernon Apartments, New Castle, second-degree assaults' two yean In iall suspended efter tlx months for probation. KentCounty Criminal Oullty Pleat: Alonio M. Bush, addran unknown, irson first degree. Betty Cone, Denton, forgery.

1 Nora L. DeMasi, Newark, conspiracy (2 counts) Edward H.Hall. Ill, Magnolia, assault. Dorothy M. Motley, Elkton, carrying ITi concealed dangerous instrument.

Carol A. Owens, Dover, theft. Marsh Powell, Dover, assault second degree. Charles J. Schultheli, Glen Burnla, Md theft, burglary (3 counti).

Malvln E. Scott, Wyoming, carrying a concealed' deneerous Instrument, Robert H. Thomas, Viol, forgery, 1 Other Action: An The state hat dropped proseuctlon of: Mike V. O'Connor. Daur.

rantnlraw. fi Imm I H1" Rosi, Wyoming, burglary: Paula Smith, eddren 1 unknown, conspiracy, reckless endangering, pot- session of deadly weapons during commission of a felony: James F. Squire, conspiracy second degree; Frank K. Welck, theft, Sisiex County Civil Divorces Orinted (effective Immediately)! Orented sv Judge William Iwatn lee: Sharl Oanette White from Welter M. White, Ronald W.

McNatt from Joan R. McNatt. Robin Taylor Irom Cerlyle M. Taylor. Joseph Clark IrorS Beatrice Clark.

Samuel Edwerd Veasey from Diane Louise Veesey. Theodore A. Wyne from Fenny Ian Wyr" Cerol A. Killer from Fred D. Kltler.

Roberta A Battle from Vers Battle Jr. Joyte H. Hall Ralph R. Hall. Carol R.

Kuhn from Richard 1.7. Kuhn. Malvln A. Fox from Foggy Jeen Fox. Llnwood Wise from Lottie R.

Wise. John David Collins Janet Lynn Collins. Harry Steven Rogen from' 1 Deanna Mae Rogari. Henry F. Lankford Jr.

from Donna K. Lankford. Barry Duling Coulter from Kathleen Lynn ar. Joan A. Mod from William A.

Mori III. til both Anna Kohn from David Wayne kohn Sr. May J. Lester from Everett M. Lester Belli A.

SparkC? from Charles W. sparks. Dora I. Smith from Joseph Smith. Fatrkla L' Daman from Joseph E.

Daman Jr. Barbara ion Mattls from William Raymond Mottlt. Keth- lean M. Buck from Joseph P. Buck.

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