Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
OBITUARY
STURGIS

Clifford Rust, who lives near the
repair shop. Besides her parents,
she is survived by a brother, TheO-
dOre Sturgis of HarbesOn, and six
sisters: Mrs. Sallie Abernothy,
Harbeson Mrs. Elsie Count, Brook
lyn, N Y; Mrs Marian Burton,
MillsbOrO, and Lois, Shirley and
Carolyn, at home. Funeral services
were held in Wesley Church, in
Clarksville, last Friday afternoon
at one o'clock, with Rev. Derrick
son, pastor of the church, Officia-
ting. Interment in the adjoining
cemetery.
HUDSON
Mrs. Clara Hudson, aged 7S
years, widow of Walter Hudson, of
Little Georgetown, near Bishop,
Maryland, died Tuesday, November
18th, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Edna Bishop, in BishOpville,
Md. She had suffered a cardiac
ailment for several weeks. She
was a daughter of the late James
and Isabelle DerricksOn Collins and
besides her daughter, Mrs. Jester,
she is survived by 8 grandchildren
and 10 at-grandchildren. She
was a member of Zion Methodist
Church, at st. Martins Neck, near
BishOpville. Funeral services were
held last Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock in the WatSOn-Gray Funer-
al Home, in FrankfOrd. Rev. James
LangTell, pastor of Gumboro Meth
Odist Church and the Rev. w. /
Collins, pastor of Rishopville
Methodist Church, conducted the
service. Interment in Lynch's
Cemetery, near Selbyville.
CALHOUN
Mrs. Lydia Anne Calhoun, aged
81 years, widow of Charles S. Cal
houn, died Wednesday, November
18th, at the home of a son, Charles
5. Calhoun, Jr., on E. Market
Street, Georgetown. She had beer
in failing health for severa
months. Born near Georgetown
she was a daughter of the late
John P. and Mary Ellen Marve
Ennis. She had resided in George
town all her life. Surviving are two
sons: Luther T. Calhoun, OF
Bridgeville and Charles S. Cal.
hOun, Georgetown; 4 grandchildren
and great-grandchildren and two
brothers, Charles L. Ennis anC
Rodney Ennis, both of Georgetown
Funeral services were held il
Grace Methodist Church, George
town, of which Mrs. Calhoun was
a member, last Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock, with DR.. Thomas C
Mulligan, pastor of the church
officiating. Interment in UnioI
Cemetery, Georgetown.
FOSTER
Funeral services for Rev. Dl
! Turner S. Foster, aged Y years
pastor of Frankford Presbyterial
Church, were held in the churcI
last Friday afternoon at 1870 O.
= clock. Rev. DR.. George A. Leukel
pastor of First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, in Georgetown, and Rev
= DR.. William Leishman, pastor O
Lewes Presbyterian Church, con
Quoted the services. Interment il
the ManOkin Burial Park, in Prin
cess Anne, Maryland. DR.. Foste
, died in Beebe Hospital Tuesda,
night, November 18th. He had beer
= a patient there about a week. H,
is survived by his wife. Mrs. AM
Foster; a daughter, Mrs. ROber
Winter, of Oakland, California;
son, Rev. Philip X. Foster, paste
[ of West Presbyterian Church, i,
> BradentOn, Florida There are ais
/ 5 grandchildren; a brother. Pro-
z. Harold Foster, of the County Da
School. in Kansas City; 8 sisters
Mrs. Howard Ellis. Boston, Massa
chusetts; Mrs. Thomas Bennel
e Urbana, Illinois. and Miss Racht
y Foster, in Puerto Rico. DR.. FOste
i graduated from Boston Universit
= and the Princeton Theologics
t Seminary. He obtained his D. I
a degree at COe College, Cedar Raj
). ids, Iowa. He began his ministr
r at HaVerhill, Massachusetts. Othe
pastOrates included HOpkintowl
Iowa; Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in tn
: Westminster Presbyterian Church
+ Benedict Memorial Church, Ne
= Haven, Conn, and First Presby
e terian Church. at Carbondale, Pf
|. where he served 23 years. He r,
e tired because of i'll health and late
l. came to Frankford where he ser,
/ ed the Presbyterian Church an
at Ocean View for the past thrC
: years. He was a member of WO,
ster Lodge #79, AF and AM.
q New Haven, Conn, and the Pale
tine Commandery, #14, Knigh
Templar.