Evening journal., 1923-02-17
FARMER, 7I,DIES
OF PARALYSIS.
E. M. Daniels Was Well
Known in Central Part
of County
HARRISON TO HAVE
BIG BASKET FACTORY
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Special 10 The Erening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. Feb. IL
Elias NJ. Daniels. II year sold. on,
OF the most highly respected farm.
ers in the central part Of the coun.
". died at his home near here on
Tuesday Of paralysis Fuenral ser.
vices were conducted yesterday af-
ternoon in First Methodist Protest
ant Church. this city, in charge Of
the Rev. John T. Bailey. Burial
took place in sand Hill Methodist
Episcopal Churchyard. FIVE miles
from here. Besides his widow. he
Is survived by eight children: Mrs
James II. Spicer. Harrington: Mrs
Harry Lindale. Milford: Mrs. Charles
/ Joseph. Milton. and Warren. Floyd.
Raymond. Lillian and Losetta Dan
/ iels. residing at home.
/ Miss Myrtle Ward. daughter Of
I Ernest c. Ward. and Glenn Britting-
ham. son Of Larry Brittingham,
both residing at Laurel. were mar
ried Wednesday. at Laurel, by the
Rev. Edwin II. Marshall. pastor OF
the Laurel NJ. r. circuit.
Plans are said to be under way
b. Frankford capitalists for the
construction Of a large basket and
crate factory at Harbeson. a thriv-
ing little town eight miles south of
here Il is understood that a site
will he bought from Mrs. Sallie
Thompson. near the railroad. The
section around Harbeson Is the
leading one in lower Delaware for
timber interests. and for many years
has been an important shipping
point
Falling on some ice in her poul-
t'y yard, near Houston. Mrs. Samuel
Morgan broke her right arm. She
is under the care Of a physician.
The Rev. Frank VI. Cliff. pastor
of Seaford VI. p. Circuit. will preach
In First VI. r. Church. this city. to-
morrow night during the absence OF
the Rev John T. Bailey who will
take part in the reopening exercises
Of the Beaver Dam NJ. p. Church.
at Harbeson.
will give a patriotic entertainment
next Thursday night
An effort is being made by the pu-
pills OF Glendale school TO raise
funds TO equip a library.
Fire from a defective fiue de-
stroyed the home Of Edward Barker.
North West Fork District. with a
loss Of several hundred dollars. Only
small portion Of the household
goods were saved.
4 Washington birthday party will
be given by Minnehaha Council. No.
u. Houston Daughters OF Pocohon-
tas. next Thursday night.
Members Of the Board OF Assess
ment for Sussex county have post
ed list OF the assessment in the
several election districts In order
that the taxpayers may know thei
property assessments.
improvements are being made TO
the Georgetown exchange OF the
Diamond State Telephone Company
Miss Vera Golden and Harold
Beebe. OF Glendale. were married
last Saturday night
Miss Ida Davis. for many years
one Of the most prominent teachers |
In this section OF the county. is con-
fined to her home on North Race |
street. with grip.
Mrs A. d. Rust and Mrs. Win |
gate Conway spent Wednesday in
salisbury, Nd.
Mrs. John Edwin Wilson is con |
ind to her home on East Cedar |
treet. with illness.
The Rev. John l. Sparklin. pas
or Of Wesley Methodist Episcopal |
,hurch, this city. is in with grip.
Miss Maggie Littleton is spend
ng few days with friends in
Cove :. Adams. who many
ears ago. was engaged in the print
ny business here, visited George
own friends on Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Rose has been visitinl
n Chester, Pa, and at MiddletoWn'
)eL
Alr. and Mrs. r ID. Bunting are
listing the latter's brother ana SIS
er-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
'orbert. in Pensacola. Fla.
Mrs Edward c. Sudler is spend
nc a few DAYS with her parents the
tey. and Mrs. John r. Henderson
{ Rockville. Md.
Mrs. Levisa Littleton is visiting in
and Marcus Hook Pa.
Miss Helen West. secretary OF the
ussex County Farm Bureau mas
cen confined to her home on Ce-
ar street, with Illness.
L. Il y
few DAYS in Baltimore, Md, with
elatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Galloway, Of
have been visiting the
ltter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed $
ard Collins. |
Miss Matte Walls and Mrs. Fred !
rick Walls spent part Of the week j
I Seaford.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. :