Milford chronicle., 1928-04-13
SUSSEX REPUBLICANS
WILL HOLD PRIMARIES
Six Contests Listed For Election On
Saturday, April IA

ONOuANAsJg @PAA AZ
At the Republican primary cleo
ton to be held on Saturday, April
IA, to attend the State Convention in
Dover on Tuesday, April II, to Sc
lect delegates to the National Con-
lvention which meets in Kansas
City, Mo-, on June IL, to nominate
candidates for the Presidency and
Vice-Presidency, there will be five
contests in Sussex county for dele
gates and alternate delegates, and
six contests for county committee
men. The contests for delegates will
be in the second election district of
the First Representative District,
first election district of the Second
Representative District, first election
district of the Third Representative
District, second election district of
the Sixth Representative District
and the third election district of the
Tenth Representative District. There
will be a contest for county COM
fnitteeman in both election districts
of Cedar Greek District, South Nam
ticOke, second and third election
districts of the Fifth Representative
District and lower Dagsboro.
Under the primary election laws,
it is necessary for those desiring to
go as delegates to the State Con-
vention to file with the secretary of
the Republican County Committee
ten days before the primary. The
time limit was Wednesday at noon.
1t is likely that some of the con-
tests throughout the county will not |
materialize as opposition will prob
ably be withdrawn before the day of
election. Following is a list of the
delegates, alternate delegates, COM
mitteemen and committeewomen fill
ed in each of the twenty-five cleo
ton districts of Sussex County:
First Representative District
First Election District g dele
gates) Delegates, William R. Hud-
son, Frank L. Grier, E. ]. Lewis; al
ternates, E. R. Knots, ]. Postles
]. Wilbur Hammond;
Gleason E. Brigham {
and William R. Murphy; committee g
woman, Mrs. Herman Johnson. t
Second District CONTEST to be @
elected Delegates, James H. Jes- O
ter, William w. Truitt, John H. Glen
laniel, Oscar P. Johnson; alternates, n
Harry w. Jester, Elwood M. Argo, "
George H. Derrickson, Elmer B. Is
Short; committeeman Zone to be s.
,lected), John S. Isaacs and Norman Ct
.. Prettyman; committeewoman el
one to be elected), Mrs. Lena Reed
secretary to Congressman II
Z. G.. Houston, in Washington, and al
Irs. Sarah D. Beauchamp. III
Second Representative District 1t
First Election District contest NJ
ne delegate to be elected)
ates, Paul Nelson, Walton Smith; fo
lternate, Harry Speicher; no name r.
Or committeeman filed; committee I'll
roman. Bessie w. Baker and Fran &c
es T. Morgan. One to be elected. m
Second District e delegates)- hf
delegates, Robert Smith, John E. Fl
ayton; alternates, w. Clay Lewis, if
[arold E. Kinder; committeeman, th
William ]. Swain; committeeWo-
ian, Mrs. Lena M. Messick. =
Third District q delegates)-
delegates, Charles w. McCauley,
dgar B. Belts; alternates, Matthias
.ussell, Oliver A. Newton; commit
eeman, William S. Todd; commit
eewoman, Mrs. Bertha G. Ather-
IN.
Third Representative District
First Election District Il dele
ate)-Delegate Albert Messick;
lternate Contest, one to be elect
ID, Daniel ]. Short and John
usey; committeeman (contesD,
harles c. Fleetwood and Leroy B.
yndall; cOmmitteewoman ICON
ST., Pearl F. Spicer and Della
iaacs.
Second District q delegated
edford L. Watson, ST.; alternate,
harles Hurley; committeeman,
harles H. Isaacs; cOmmitteewO-
an, Mary T. King.
Third District q delegates)-
elegates, Philip C. Elliott, James
Phillips, ST.; alternates, Mrs.
airy Friedel, George E. Fleetwood;
Nathaniel M. Coma
ay; committeewOman Abbye H.
ell.
Fourth Representative District
The election district g delegates)
George. w. Elzey, How
d F. Lane, Frank Short; alter
ties, James E. Lloyd, William o.
hnson, Horace James; committee
an, James E. Lloyd; committee
oman, Mrs. Alverda S. Elzey.
Fifth Representative District
First Election District Il dele
te)-Delegate, Thomas S. Brimer;
Lernate, Raymond H. Elliott; COM
tteeman, David o. Moore; COM
Louise E. Hearn.
Second District Il delegate)-
,legate, Larry w. Phillips; alter
tie, William Henry Aydelotte;
tombstone elect
}, Silas j. Lewis and William
,nry Aydelotte; committeewo-
IN tombstone elected, Eta D.
ker and Ms. Clarence w. Jones.
Third District e delegates)- H
legates, Robert S. Studley, Lin -
'Od E. Phillips; alternates, Frank
rdy, James D. Spicer; commit T.
'man (contest), Recorder of
eds Earl Sirman and Frank
rdy; committeewoman, none
I'd.
Sixth Representative District
First Election District e dele
tes)-Delegates, James H. Bax-
=, Thomas w. Donaway; alter
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