Milford chronicle., 1954-07-23
OBITUARY

Rector of St. PauPs p. e. Church,
in Georgetown, were held in Phila-
delphia, on Tuesday Of last week.
DR.. Gateson was we'll known in
Sussex County. His wife, who sur
wives, is the former Marion Anne
blackstone, of Georgetown. Also
surviving are four daughters, Mrs.
James Evans Rely; Mrs. 7. e. MUIR
ray. Mrs. John S. Baker and Mrs.
r. S. Nicely; two sisters, Mrs. G.
N. Banker and Miss Marjorie
Gateson, of New York and 10
grandchildren.
DR.. Gateson, who would have
celebrated his 10th birthday on
July 14th, had been Rector Of the
Church of the Savior in Philadel-
phia for 81 years He had had a
long and active career in the Epis-
copal Church since his ordination
in 1909 and was best known as the
conductor Of parochial missions
and for his authorship Of a num-
Der Of books, including eThe Rec
tors Brief Case. Before assuming
rectorship at the Church of the
Savior, he had served as Dean of
the Pro-Cathedral Church of the
Nativity, in Bethlehem. He had
also served posts as vicar Of St
Thomas Chapel, in New York CITY
and rector Of Trinity Church, in
Williamsport, Pa. His reetorshiu
at st. Paul's p. E. Church, George
town, began shortly after his ord
ination.
He died in Hahnehemann Hospi-
tai in Philadelphia, Saturday, July
10th.
CRIDER
Mrs. Anna Mae Crider. aged s;
years. widow of C. A. Crider, dice
in Milford Memorial Hospital, Sun.
day morning, July Is. She had beer
Ill some time. Surviving are :
daughter, Miss Betty Ellen Crider
OF Milton, and a brother, Johr
Hunker, Of Arlington, Va.
Funeral services were held II
the William M. Short Funera
Home, Milton, Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock. Rev. Ralph N
Parkhill, Rector of st. Johns Epis
copal Church, conducted the serv
ice. Interment in Asbury Methodis
Cemetery, on the Georgetown
Laurel Highway.
BENNETT
Mrs. Ella M. Bennett. so. wife q
Edgar H. Bennett, died of a hear
attack. Friday, July is at her HON
on the Milford-Rehobth Highway
She had been i'll for sometime.
! Mrs. Bennett, a lifelong resideu
OF this area, was the daughter Z
the late Willis ]. and Josephin
Mills Carey. She was member {
Slaughter Neck Methodist churc
and its organizations.
Surviving in addition to her hus
band, are two daughters. Mrs. How
| ard Derriokson, Lewes, and Mr.
Lester Warner, Milford; three son
Vinal E., Hammond c., and Fred 4
Bennett, II, all Of Milford; a brG
ther, Vinal Carey, also of Milforr
and eleven grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
2 p. M, Tuesday, July 90 in II
Slaughter Neck Methodist Churc
with the Rev William H. Revell
pastor, officiating. Interment was
the adjoining cemetery.
WARREN
/ Thomas z. Warren, Jr., II, die
at his home in Water Valley, Mis-
J issippi, on Monday. Funeral Sc
, vices were held in Mississippi an
the body was brought to Delawa- :
: where grave-side services wel
: held Thursday morning at IL q
clock, with interment at Barratt
{ Chapel. He was the son of the la
Thomas ElwoOd Warren and MAJ
Salevan Warren. of Magnolia. B
fore moving to Mississippi, he r
sided near Wyoming.
Survivors include his wife. Wash
Warren, Water Valley, two son
Taylor, of North Carolina, al
D Frank, of Washington, D. c.
E Brothers and sisters who survir
E include Noble S, Warren, Dove
5 William S., Magnolia, Victor +
: Frederick, George Rodney, Lewe
: Mrs. Mary Shears, of Massach
= sets, Mrs. Elwoodline Casper, Phi
4 adelphia, Mrs. Clarence Howar
' MillbroOk, N. Y, Mrs. George
/. Brown, Water Valley, Miss. al
= Mrs. William q Prousa Rohohoi