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ifrga; - cements For Congress. Announcement of W. F. Stevenson to the Democratic voters of the Fifth Congressional District of South Car olina: I desire to thank you for the kpleiul'd vote you have heretofore 4,-iv^h me at each election and to an nounce lii at I am a candidate for Congress for the 73rd Congress iu the Democratic Primary to be held :.n August and hereby solicit your votes ! in the said pr.mary and pledge my j continued loyalty to your best > inter est r.nd faithful devotion to the needs i of the District. . W. F. STEVENSON. For Congress I hereby announce myself a can didate for the 78?i CLngreas from > the Fifth Congressional District ^of South Carolina and pledge myself to i be governed by the ?' rules of the k democratic primary. H|r; ' J. P. RICHARDS. 1 fm?: . j House of Representatives. j To the Voters: 1 IPip' hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Legislature from | Kershaw County subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. j |a> Your support appreciated. E. T. BOWEN. i Fox House oi Reprcssntatfvef? 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the House of Representatives from Kershaw Coun ty, .nntf will appreciate the vote* of vlhe people in the coming primary, j ? 1 ? - Respectfully* - . | J. R. BELK. J il For House of Representatives ; (> ;.v J . I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representa "Vivos from Kershaw county, subject! to the rules governing the Democrat- ' ; ijs primary election. I pledge . my best rerv'ce in interest of every citi- , s?en of the county. I will appreciate! ? the votes of all. WADE H. JONES. W- " . I horeby announce myself as a can did -tc f:>r Mascl?'rato Kershaw Coun ty Wr-.t Waterce Township subject to tha rules of the Democratic Primary.' Will appreciate your support. 1 WARREN D. SANDERS. For Superintendent of Education ; To the Voters' 6f Kershaw County : I hereby artncnnco myself as a can-1 (]Ulate for r >. elation to the office of County Superintendent of Education, snbjwi to the rules .of the Democratic primary. Very respectfully. (MRS.) KATHLEEN B, WAT^S. ? ;r'? For Superintendent of Education hereby pnnounce myself a? a ean fir the office of Superintend Education, subject to the rttlaa Democratic primary and will mmm. For Clerk of Court ? hereby announce myself as a j late for re-election to the office ' it Ct^jk of Court for Kershaw County I fr?o rule? of the Democratic primary. , JAME-S H. CLYBURN. of Court . I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Clerk of Court for Kershaw County subject to the rules of the ]vp?mocratic Primary. Your support J , w'll be appreciated. W. CURTIS MOORE. FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR To the Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby r.nnounce myself as a can-: didate for re-election to the office of ? County Director for DeKialb Township I and Will appreciate your continued j support which I have been favored ( with in tne past. >$: ' Respectfully, H. G. CARRXSON, JR. $&?')< ? ? ? ? For County Director from Wateree | Township j }[ I hereby announce myself a candir | date for Township Director for Wa-j teree To\vnship, subject to the rules j of the Dem*cratc Primary. I will ap preciate your support. W. M. PEAKE. j $$$>.'?? j* ' ? * ? r" || ''At the solicitation of my friends, I ? hereby . announce myself as a candi date for the office of County Director fyjfi'ctn Wateree Township, subject to the ru!es of the Democratic party. JOHN RABON. pte-, __ FOR MASTER IN EQUITY . . . I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of Master for Kershaw county subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. W. L. DePASS, JR. ?? . .. i For 'Magistrate I^ower Township Went VVntoroo .NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a pri ir.'iiy election for the nomination of the following Slate and County of ficers: One United States Senator. G'n.; TJnitad. States Congressman, Fifth District. On-3 C.cTk of Court. Cne Superintendent of Education. One Master in Equity. * Two members House of Represent atives. i; One Director DaKa.b Township. ! One Director Wateree Township. One Director f lat Rock Township. One Director Buffalo Township. ? One Magistrate Lower Wateree Township. One Magistrate Upper Wateree Township. ; j j Two Magistrate in Flat Rock I Township. j One Magistrate at Kershaw. < One Magistrate at Befchune. One Magkitrats DetKalb Township. . One Coroner. ' Will be held at the respective vot !ng iplaces in Kershaw county on I Tuesday, August 30, 1932. The I polls will be open fiom eight o'clock : in the morning until four o'clock in i jhe afternoon. | No person will be allowed to vote , save those who are duly qualified, ander th.- iu.es and iegulat.on^ gov -rning the Democratic primaries ant" whose names appear upon thev club roll of thc precinct at which they present themselves for voting. The polling place- have been desig nated and the managers appoint ~d b;, the County Executive Convmitiee am -.hey appear below: Abney ? L. K. McCaskill, Lewi: Deas, G. R. Cixnv. Vote at Kirkley' Mill. AntiocSi ? J. D. Davis, W. Loui: Cook, C. W. Shiver, secretary. Vot* it Antkch school house. Belhune ? J. N. McLaurin, James Coj>eland, Leonard Brannon. Vote at Town Hall. Blan-^y ? J. G. Kelly, J. M. Porter Mrs A. T. Siimpson. Vote at A. K Rose's atore. Bulla lo ? W. T. Stroud, J. E. Itol For Magistrate DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township ..rhifct to the rules of the Democratic primary. ! '| ijjj| B. M. SMITH.' For Magistrate DcKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a can Jidate for Magistrate for DeKalt Townsh'.p subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. D. M. MoCASKILL. FoY Coroner We, the friends of Mr. G. R. Clem ents, hereby announce his as a can didate for Coroner of Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. FRIENDS. For Coroner I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Coroner for Kershaw county subject to the rules of the Democratic primary and will appreciate the votes of the people. Very respectfully, , IS A AO F. HOLLAND. For Coroner I hereby announce my name as a candidate for. the office of Coroner 'or Kershaw county in the approach ":ig primary election subject to the .?ules of the Democratic (party, and vill appreciate the support of the voters. THOMAS J. TURNER. For Magistrate Upper Division West Watcree I hereby announce myself as a can I .idute for Magistrate from the Upper ! "Mv'sion WeU Wateree subject to the j ules of the Democratic primary. I i /ill appreciate the support of all the ADOLPHUS DOWEY. FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR I hereby announce myself as a can | .Udcte for County Director from ! W. 'tarae ^Township subject to the ;u!e9 cf the Democratic Primary. JOHN L. KIRKLAND. i UehAlH VO. HR. JR. 0. U. A. Vs in regular council the 2nd and 4th Morula > of each month, ?t 8 o clock. Visiting members welcome J. W. THOMPSON, < Councilor U H. JONES. Rec. Swj. A Laxative that costs Only 1 ^ or less a dose NBXT TIME you need medicine to act on tho bowels, try Thed ford's Black-Draught. It brings quick relief nnd 1m priced within feach of all. Black-Draught In one Of the leant expensive laxa tives that you can find. A 25-cent package contains 25 or more doses. Refreshing relief from constipa tion trouble! for only a cent or lass * dose? that's why thousands of men atid women prefer Thed ford's Black-Draught **?' ? ley, Louis Hilton. Vole at Buffalo school house. Camden ? John T. Nettles, G. T. Little, Jr., E. L. Moseley, Wiley Sh."4 orn, D. V. Dixon, G. R Villepigue. Vote at County Court Hou';c. Cassatt ? T. A. S^ars, C. L. McCar kill, L J Walters. Vote at H'. E. j Gardner's itore. Charlotte Thompson ? Eugene fearce, E. M. Workmin, A.lsn B. Muichison. Vote at Charlotte Thomp- 1 ;on school house. DoKalb ? J. J. Owens, G. C. Ru.-h, ) W T Young:. Votc at DeXalb school house. Doby's M Is? J. V. Miles, Alfred VJc. hcrsou, Dou^la.- Arledgj. VotP at Campbell's store. i Enterpr ise ? \V. 1-. Stokes, William ? Brannon, Jess>2 Brannon. Vote at W. M. Brannon'i filling station. Gates' Ford A. B. W-hitiker, H.J R. Horton, Nick Ray. Vote at nchc. i ' louse. ' 1 Harmony ? John Paschal, J. M. But. t ler, Talmadge Branham. Vote at ? school house. ! Hermitage J. L.. DeBruh!, H y: ? Knight, .Jot* Boyd. Volp ? liar. - ? ;on's store. Kershaw ? J. A. Whltiey, T. ,C\ ? Jonc.:, John S. T: uesdale. Veto a;! >V. R Taylor's .-tore. j Lbt-ity Hill- F. B. Floyd, \V. C. Wardiaw, N. S. kit-hard'. Vy <? nackey .tone:; store. i Lugoff ? \ ie'.ov Wa.'i!, I.u;h.M lones, A. V. Smith. Veto at RabonV ' store. L .t* Kha: :? ? W il Cv. . J. i L?et? Hoi'tu::. V >te at > 'n i:?! h >-.!?e. Nrd's Creek ? V. A. llur.'.phr.i , Paul Gregory, Odis Broom. Vutv at ?chcol houv*. Oakland-? .1. H. VVatk n. , !. Mi Lr.uchlin, \V;liie K. .Vic-". VoU? a' 'ak'.and sc'.u: 1 l.mie. ! Fin? T:-i . \V. \\ . 1: >v. p. \ . M .Vest, W . A. Hyatt. \ ot. -v. y ehool h')use. . . ? ? R:-bcn'. Cres> Road- I. K. .l:-.ck?o:u >ec; etary ; .J. I.. Foul, A> i'ni:r l); \v--y. /ote at Hahon's store. Haley's Mill ? .1. K. Davis, .J. E. ! Wangum, C. 1\ "Rogers. V:>te at Mi'i house. Roland ? I \vi s, Loin Row rs, Ot's \V?-t. Vote at West mil!. Salt Fc:,.:i? A. I). Boykin, 11. 10 <loore B. 1!. Moore. Vote at Dlnk ns' Gin House. Sandy Grove? W. H. Radcliffe, Jr., H. R. Hall, Clemson Cobb. Vote at ?andy Grove church. Shamrock? J. F. Baker, C. P. 31ackmon, I. B. Horton. Vote at Shamrock school house. Sheippard ? L. H. Catoe, F. J. Tid- ! veil, W. C. West. Vote at Langley's [ store. i Shaylor's? R. A. McDowell. R. M i Draketford, C. E. Hornsby. Vote at ; vchool house. Swift Creek ? B. C. Truesdalfi, .1 W. C. Boykin, W. A Boykin. Vote at Ttruesdale's- store. r Three C's ? T. H. Young, J. H. Bar 'ield, J. M. Croxton. Vota at Three J's school house. Twenty Creek ? Frank J. Rabon, J. G. Gardner, R. T Jackson. Vote .t Hinson's store. Wateree. ? J. C. Conyws, J. W. 3oyce, B. F. Robinson, E. L. Moore, ecretary Vote at club house. Wesitville ? R. H. Young, T. F. McDowell, L. C. Clyburn, Sr. Vote tt R. L. Bell's store. At Clubs having more than Fifty tames the Australian Ballot System vill be observed. The especial ai ention of the Managers is called to JAPANESE OLYMPIC ATHLETES LIKE ? -THEIR HAM AND EGGS FOR BREAKFAST VI ^ qpriK problem before all the 2, (X)0 athletes from 5K nations competing in the 1932 Olympic (lames at I?s Angeles, is how to keep in the best of physical condition. All are agreed that it is necessary to maintain uni formity of diet, that" is, athletes from overseas must continue to eat what they are accustomed to get at home. The Australians are proving the heaviest eaters. The Swedes are the lightest. Japanese contestants are asking for ham and eggs, American style, fcr breakfast. Athletes from Argentine asked to have the pepper taken off their table. ?The Japanese have taken to Ir ney dew melons and cantaloupes. The athletes from Cireat Britain car/t get too much roast beef and saddle of mutton. The French *ay that the French school of cooking in superior to any in the world and insist upon French chefs to prepare their food. The Italian delegation had a few words to say ahont the. merits of Italian food and asked for Italian cooks. American athletes like? American food and believe that American athletic trainers in directing the diet of their charges, have had much to do with the success of American Olympic, contest ants. The United States has won every modern Olympiad. Athletes from all nations are eating fresh .yeast to help keep in condition and to insure regularity of personal habits. * The committee in charge of the Olympic fiames is determined no alibis shall l>e offered because of food served the athletes. RADIO PROGRAMS ^PERSONALITIES PERKINS,. noted radio wit, . hardly needs an introduction, for with his carefree informality and good humored sophistication he endears himself anew each Tues day and Thurs day night when he broadcasts at 7:30 P.M. (EDST) over the N BC-WEAF network. With time out on the -same pro Ray Perkins pram for Peter Van Steeden's orches tra, Perkins takes a breath between his comedy songs which he sings, in cidentally, to his own accompaniment. And his punctuation with frothy chatter and a running fire of "gags" have given him a reputation as the best natural humorist in the studios. The series is under the sponsorship of Barbasol, with Perkins billed as the Barbasoloist and the orchestra as the Barbasoldiers of Fortune. This brings Perkins under the same sponsorship as Singin' Sam, whose bass voice rolls out over the Columbia network three times a week. ^?ONVINCED that the country is ^ going to the dogs, if the dogs will take it, Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, radio's pio neer team, are determined to do something about it. After weeks of worry, they've finally decided to form a third party, enter the election lists in the Fall, and see if they can't land a couple of Hilly Jones slender men in the White House. For President: ? William Jones (A vote for Jones is a vote for Jones.) For Vice-President : ? Ernest Hare. (A vote for Hare is a vote for every little hair ? on Ernie's hear!.) Their platform: Thirty-five inch hips for every w oman n n d e r fifty "A salad for every sweetie." \ few mayon- | n a i s e plan k-s ' thrown in. Ernie Hare So tor the next three months, Billy the rules and regulations governing the conduct of the primary which rules are sent to the managers along with the ballot.* and boxes. At Precincts, where voters from mors than one Township cast their ballot the voters will give the man agers the names of the Township in wh'ch they reside and the managers will write the names of such Town ship on the poll li.-t next to the vot er's name* One of t?he Managers or ?om?* member of each club will call for the boxes, tickets, e>te., which will b" ready on Monday, August 29, at the office of The Camden Chronicle. S. F. BRASINGfTOiN, County Chairman. H. D. NILES, Secretary. DAILY E.D.T NBC-WEAF NETWORK 12:00 Grace Ellis: Theo. Webb ? o 7:30 Ray Perkins ? Tu.-Th. NBC-WJZ NETWORK . 10:15 Clara, Lu fit Em? a 1:30 Farm Hour a 7:00 Amos 'n* Andy ? b 7:30 Stcbbins Boy* ? a 7:45 Jones fit Hare M-W-F COLUMBIA NETWORK 7:00 Morton Downey ? M.-W.-F. 7:15 Lanny Ross M.-W.-F. 7:45 Bing Crosby ? M.-W.-F. 8:30 Kate Smith ? M.-Tu.-W. 8:45 Joe Palooka Tu.-Th. a ? Except Sat. & Sum. b ? Except Sun. SUNDAY? AUG. 14 NBC-WEAF NETWORK I I :30 Maj. Bowes Capitol Family 3:30 National Sunday Forum 4:00 Jane Froman 6:00 Catholic Hour 8:00 Ha rry Richman At Rubinof? 9:15 Frank Munn; Ohman, Arden 10:45 Sunday at Seth Parker's NBC-WJZ NETWORK 2:30 Agnew Orch.; Irene Taylor 5:00 Dr. Charles L. Goodell 7:30 Commodores ; Quartet 9:00 Armbruster Orch.; quartet and Ernie will tell you why they should be given a one-way ticket to Washington next March. Listen to them three times a week under the sponsorship of The Rest Foods, Inc., makers of Hellmann's and Best Foods Mayonnaise, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7.45 P.M. (EDST) from Station WJZ in New York. TEN years ago an unknown singer accidentally discovered that a very pleasing effect ? ? could be obtained by singing softly into a micro phone. And that's how crooning was born. The singer was "W his peri ng" Jack Smith, who is back on the air now to show present-day crooners just how it should be done. Jack Smith He :s heard Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays over the NBC-WJZ net work. A few weeks ago the makers of Absor bine, Jr., signed him up to star in his own program and carry on their ath lete's foot missionary work. Dayjight Time! For Standard Time, Subtract One Hour COLUMBIA NETWORK 4:00 Cathedral Hour; Choir, Solof 10:00 Orch. ; Celebrities 10:30 Ziegfield Radio Show MONDAY ? AUG. 15 NBC-WEAF NETWORK 8:30 Richard Crook#; 3 hrs. later on some stations 9:30 Parade of the States 10:00 National Radio Forum NBC-WJZ NETWORK 9:00 Gene Arnold: Minstrels COLUMBIA NETWORK 9:00 Lombardo; Burns 6t Allen 10:00 Boswell Sisters TUESDAY ? AUG 16 NBC-WEAF NETWORK I I :00 Children's Bureau Program 9:30 Ed Wynn; Octet 10:00 Dance Hour; W. O'Keefo NBC-WJZ NETWORK 3:45 Choir and Organ COLUMBIA NETWORK 7:30 Connie Boswell 10:00 Alex Gray WEDNESDAY ? AUG. 17 NBC-WEAF NETWORK 9:00 Soloist; Revelers 9:30 Gladys Rice; 10:00 Corn Cob Pipe Club NBC-WJZ NETWORK 10:30 "Tish" dramatic sketch COLUMBIA NETWORK 10:00 Ruth Etting THURSDAY ? AUG. 18 NBC-WEAF NETWORK 8:00 Rudy Vallee guest star 9:00 New York Orchestra 10:00 Dance Hour; Walter Winchel NBC-WJZ NETWORK 9:30 Thompkins Corners ? sketch COLUMBIA NETWORK 10:00 Boswell Sisters FRIDAY ? AUG. 19 NBC-WEAF NETWORK 8:00 Olga Albani; Quartet 9:30 Leo Reisman Orchestra 10:00 Paul vVhiteman; Vocalist NBC-WJZ NETWORK 4:15 Radio Guild dramatic sketch 9:30 Orch.; Soloist; quartet COLUMBIA NETWORK 3:45 Columbia educational featuro 7:45 Connie Boswell 10:00 Alex Gray . SATURDAY ? AUGUST 20 pJBC-WEAF NETWORK 8:30 Secret Service Story 10:00 Walter O'Keefe NBC-WJZ NETWORK Q 1:30 Farm Program COLUMBIA NETWORK 8:30 Philharmonic Symphony 10:00 Ruth Etting Programs subject to change ivithou. notice. WILSE W. 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