Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Will MAKE ROAD
60FEETT Wide Wide
This Decision Reached as to
Highway Between George
town and Harbeson
RUN DOWN ON
DU PONT BOULEVARD
Special 10 The EvenIng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Jan. 3i.-Whne walk
ing down the duPort Boulevard, be-
tween Dagsboro and Franfford, late
Thursday afternoon, 5. NJ Hudson OF
Frankford. was run into by an auto
mobile driven by John Tubbs, OF Sell
byville, and severely hurt. Il is said
ne was knocked a d stance OF about i5
feet. Mr.. Hudson is believed 10 be suf-
ferins from internal injuries and also
severe injuries about the head.
Mss Audrey Layton. Of Frankford,
who has been teaching in The FELTON,
school, has accepted a position as
teacher IN the Frandord school. filling
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Miss Elizabeth Carey who has ac-
copied a position IN Washington. ID. C..
Officers OF Ocean View NJ T. sunday
school have been chosen for the year,
as follows: Superintendent. Thomas H..
Hudson; assistant Isaac Bennett; secre-
tary, Paul McCabe; assistant secretary.
Irwin Short; treasurer, Mss Irma Rick
ards.
Miss Leila X Penuel. daughter OF
William j. penueL residing near here.
and William C.. Goodwin, OF Rocky Point.
\. c. were married at Wesley NJ. r.
parOnage North Race street this city,
Thursday, by the Rev. s. n. Pilchari.
The bride Is a teacher in the George
town public schools, and the groom Is
a lumber dealer at Rocky Point. They
Will make their future home in Rocky
Point.
Because OF the miserable cond tions
Of the Sussex county roads for the past
ten days. due 10 the sleet. farmers have
been unable 10 haul wood to the resi-
dents In the towns and as consequence
many families have been almost entire
ly out OF fuel. A shortage Of coal I'm
many sections has also added TO their
troubles.
Decision was reached yesterday after
noon by the 1--WE commiss 'oners. VIII
liam B. Truitt, Bridgeyille: Charles !.
Joseph, H0llyvllle; Proihonotary Elmer
E. Riggln. Laurel; b. Frank Gray. Nil
ton, and James H. McGlothen, George
town. 10 make the width OF the i'm
proved road that Is 10 be built from
Georgetown 10 Harbeson, GO feet wide. In
the event that the State Highway Com
mission decides on the MilfOrd-Milton-
Harbeson route for the State highway.
continuing II on into Five Points, there
would be a 6O-f0ot road from George
town 10 Lewes.
Preparation are being made by men,
bers Of the Georgetown Cornet Band 10
give a minstrel show on Thursday
night, February 26. The proceeds will
be for the benefit Of the band, and will
likely be applied for the purchase Of
suits and other equipment.
The band was organized less than a
year ago and IS considered one Of the
best In Delaware south Of Wilm ngton
Organ zation Of a Young Mems Re
publican Club has been effected at Sell
byville by former Receiver Of Taxes
Nolley NJ Murray. The Seventh Rep
resentative d strict Of Sussex county. in
which Selbyville Is situated. is one OF
the Republican strongholds in the
county. II Is the home district Of Gov
ernor John G. Townsend. Jr.
Midland Grange. No. 81. having re-
Gently secured quarters in the ODD Eel
lows Building. Market street. this city
viii give a "housewarming' Thursday
night Of next week. An elaborate d'n-
ner VIII be served and important mat
ters discussed.
Miss Marian E. Lynch, daughter Of
Archie G. Lynch and Chester F. Bunl-
ing. son OF Gardner z. Bunting. all OF
were married yesterday by
the Rev. o. II. Connolly.
The Ladies' Aid Soclty OF Ocean View
NJ Z. Church has elected these officers:
President. Mrs. Mamie Evans: vlce-pres-
ident Mrs Lille Belts; secretary. Mrs.
Georgia johnson; assistant secretary.
Mrs. Emma McCabe; treasurer, Mrs.
Maggie Evans.
Erecting an entrance 20 an outhouse
at The home Of Cooper Davidson. Broad
kiln d strict thieves carried away
quantity Of lsh that had been salted
for winter use. Returning a little later
they carried away the barrel and re-
Of The fish.