Milford chronicle., 1926-09-17
SUSSEX REPUBLICANS
NAME COUNTY TICKET
AT PARTY PRIMARIES
CONTINUED from first Dage)

4
out of 1923 cast.
Tenth-Jerome c. Phillips, Lewes.
Phillips opponent was DR.. Walter p.
Robinson of Rehoboth Beach.
Following is a list of the county
committeeman elected:
First Representative District
First Election district-George w.
Clendaniel; committee woman, Mrs.
Edith V. o. Reedy.
Second district-John S. Isaacs;
Mrs. Lena Reed Anderson.
Second Representative District
First district - Francis Morgan,
Bessie w. Baker.
Second district-William ]. Swain,
Mrs. Lena Messick.
Third district William S. Todd,
Bertha c. Atherton.
Third Representative District
First district-William C. Fleet
wood, Pearl F. Spicer.
Second district - Charles Isaacs,
Mrs. Lorenzo King.
Third Observation-Disclosures N. Coma
way, Mrs. Abbie Bell.
Fourth Representative District
The election district-Charles w.
Messick.
Fifth Representative District
First district-Former State Treas
urer David o. Moore, Grace A. John
son.
Second district-William S. Mar
vel. ,
Third district-William c. Little
ton.
Sixth Representative District
First district-Joseph NJ. Donaway.
Second district-James T. Layton,
Sallie G. Hall.
Third district-John w. Revel.
Seventh Representative District
First district-Timothy Z. Nelson,
Annie E. Holt.
Second district Clayton A. Bunt-
ing, Birda M. Long.
Eighth Representative District
The election district-.Former
Clerk of the Peace Frank Lawson,
Lille E. Lawson.
Ninth Representative District
The election district-Former
Clerk of the Peace w. Elwood
Wright, Mrs. Sadie Cooke.
Tenth Representative District
First district-Robert D. Lingo,
Virginia T. Atkins.
Second district-Marshall A. Haz-
zard.
Third district-Ernest Mcgee.
Delegates to the state convention
which met in Dover on Tuesday,
September IA, were chosen, as fol-
lows:
First Representative District
First election district-Delegates
(three), E. J. Lewis, DR.. Frank
Grier. George H. Baynum; alter
mates, Harry Belts, Edward Knox,
William r. Murphy.
Second district Delegates (two),
Lawrence E. Warren, Henry D.
Cooke; alternates, w. Oscar Postles,
Henry F. Warren.
Second Representative District
First election district-Delegates
Cd, Coulter Messick; alternate,
Walton Smith.
Second district-Delegates e.
John 7. Vandenburg, S. Harrington
Messick; alternates, Maud Sudler,
NTre Nav 7 TedeOham
Third district-Delegates e.
Nora E. Radcliffe, William I. Coma
way; alternates, Oliver A. Newton,
Home H. Cohee.
Third Representative District
First election district-Delegate
m-Lorenz King; alternate, Horace
Fleetwoode.
Second district-Delegate O-Ed-
ward S. Brown; alternate, Medford
L. Watson.
Third district Delegates O.
John ]. Winder, Robert B. Elliott;
alternates, Harry M. Bell, James K.
Phillips.
Fourth Representative District
The election district - Delegates
(9-George w. Elsey, Horace B.
James; Arthur G. Hatfield; alter
mates, William o. Johnson, Robert
T. Spicer, James E. Lloyd.
Fifth Representative District
First election district - Delegate
O-Thomas w. Records; alternate,
w. J. Studley.
Second district-Delegate (D-C.
C. Tomlinson; alternate, Albert Phil
lips.
Third Observation-Disclosures (2)-Lin-
wood E. Phillips, Frank B. Sirman;
R. S. Studley, Edward H.
Smith.
Sixth Representative District
First election district-Delegates
(2)-Daniel Burton, Thomas Coffin;
James H. Baxter, w. A.
Hudson.
Second district-Delegate (2)-l
Eben A. Townsend, Asa Bennett; al
ternates, G. H. Donaway, Ollie Lowe.
Third district-Delegates OH.
W. Smith, George E. Collins; alter
mates, Elijah Tindall, Walter Lewis.
Seventh Representative District
First election district-Delegate
(2)-Leroy Mcgee, Clarence z. Bun
ting; alternates, J. Raymond Belts,
Wilmer Vansant.
Second district-Delegates OR.
F. Wilgus, J. A. Brasure; alternates,
]. A. Tubbs, R. Murray.
Eighth Representative District
The election district-Delegate
Prettyman, Harvey Law
son; alternates, B. w. Hickman, Wal
ter Howard.