Milford chronicle., 1954-07-23
GEORGETOWN


The wedding Of Miss Jeannine
Timm0ns. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
w Edgar TiLAmons Of "Fairwind "
1alllsboro. and 8 Stockley street in
Rehob0th Beach, and Lieutenant
(igl Jerroid Matthew Zacharia5
USN, son Of Rear Admiral (retiI'-
edl and Mrs. Ellis M. Zacharias, Of
Washington, D. c. and West
Springfield. New Hampshire, will
take place on Saturday, August IA,
at 2.30 b M in the Grace MethO-
dist Church IN MillsborO.
The County Seat Girls 4-H Club
held its July meeting in the Agri-
culture Center, near Georgetown,
recently.
Reports on the All Short Course
held at the University Of Delaware,
were presented by Janice Hudson,
president Of the club: Marcia See
ger and Patricia Jones.
Mrs. Paul Short, club leader,
discussed plans and arrangements
for the trip to Riverview Beach.
Club members viii go by bus from
Georgetown, on August 5, to spend
the day. The bus will leave from
In front Of the court house at 500
a. m.
Miss Dorothy Pierson. from the
University Of Delaware Extension
stan. spoke to club members on
preparation Of demonstrations and
exhibits to be entered in the Kent
Sussex Fair. Miss Pierson viii Wis
it the 4-H Clubs in Sussex, prior
to the fair for the purpose Of in
specting prospective entries and
Offering helpful suggestions for
possible improvements. She listed
the headlines for entries and rules
on demonstrations to be present
ed
At the close Of the business ses-
sion club members roasted hot dog
gies and marshmallows over an
outdoor fireplace set up by Claude
Adkins, Sussex All agent. Sharon
Short and Marcia Seegsr7w were in
charge of the refreshments. Mem
bers of the club will attend the 4-H
Camp at Camp Barnes.
Election Of delegates from Sus-
sex County to attend the Demo-
cratic State Convention in Dover
on August 10, has been set for
Saturday, August z. The date, Au-
gust Z, was set by the Sussex Coun-
ty Democratic Committee in a
meeting held the latter part Of last
week The deadline for fling nom
inations for delegates 10 be voted
for in the August primary dele
gate election, is set for 1000 D. m,
Wednesday, July %. I. Leroy
Smith, chairman Of the Sussex
Democratic Committee, will sit in
the Democratic headquarters in
Georgetown to receive delegate
nominations until the deadline on
July 2S. The primary election tC
nominate candidates for county Of
fees and representatives and sen.
ators has been set for August %
The deadline for filing as candi.
dates for county Offices has beer
set for August 18. The date fol
withdrawal Of candidates is set fol
August q, prier to 1000 D. m
Filing fees set by the Sussex Coun
ty Democratic Committee will b,
so of the total salary of the ofiic,
for which the candidate files.
Offices in the Sussex County
Court House which win be up fol
election this fall include sheriff
prOthOnOtary, recorder of deeds
register Of Wills. clerk of peace ant
coroner There are also to b
elected a representative from eacl
of the ten Representative Dis
tricts and state senators from tn
First, Third and Fifth Senatoria
Districts, and for a two year an
six year term In the SUISSE
County Levy Court.
A number Of candidates 70
county Offices have already bee
filed with the Sussex County Dem
ocratic Committee. Charles S. Cal
hoOn. of Georgetown and Mrs. Edn
NJ. Brasure Of Milton have filed fC
recorder Of deeds. Woodrow v
Morgan Of Lincoln, who is con
pleting his term as register Of will
has filed for the same Office to SUI
ceed himself. Mrs. Anne r. BOyC
of Laurel. who has filed the vi
expired term of her late HUSBAND
Granville Boyce, as pF0thOnOtar