The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 29, 1924, Image 8
From Mr. Blyther.
' fa the Voters of I..)cKulh To.wm.hip;
The- election is over und t hit results
known, and through the columns of
this paper I . desire to thank toy
friend# for the loyal support given
rnji (andidacy, Ah this was my first
entrance into politics I wafc face to
fate with the problem of making my
self known and whk indeed gratified
to > Oct the splendid results of my ef
forts, I ferl that a fe\V years more
spent in pii'paration will lit me for
the reward that the citizenship of
Kershaw County has for the man who
is equipped to give the faithful and
efficient service nccessar.N '?? the
holding of m pohlie office.
Voiits very respectfully,
('has, IJ. lilyther.
From Mr. .Mickle.
To. the \ ' o t ? - r s t hroughout the County:
I take this method of extending my
thanks to those who 'gave me support
?iii the first primary. This handsome
vote has put me in a second primary
arid I earnestly solicit the votes and
help' of my friends in the primary to J
bi? held on September Uth. My asso
ciation with the affairs of the county
fully equips mo to fill the office of
Koad Superintendent.
Very respect full v,
S. II. Mickle.
Card From Mr. Chewning.
This is to thank the good people
of Kershaw county for ? the splendid
showing you gave to me in support
of my candidacy . for Clerk of Court,
Heing a stranger to most of you, nat
urally I couldn't expect any great
thing this time.
Fighting a clean light, backed by
np clique pi taction, 1 made a race
op clear cut principles of merit, and
will do so again it I make, another
entrance into politics. ,
Yours truly,,
Claude S. Chewning,
A Curd From Mr. Yarhrough.
To the Voters of Kershaw County:
I desire to thank each and every
voter in Kershaw county for the sup
port which t hey gave me in the tir.>t
primary for Kodd Superintendent.
I shall appreciate their vote if they
will again cast it for me in the sec
ond primary, _Those who did not vote
foi me in the first primary I would
appreciate it if they could see their
way clear to Vote for me in the sec
ond primary, if you think me worthy
of t he office to which I aspire and
which I now fill. I wmrtd greatly
appreciate your support and your
efforts m my behalf. I have here
tofore given my time and my atten
tion to the duties of this office and 1
pledge if elected to continue my be.?t
'?fTorts in the behalf and interest of
the county,
1). T. Yarbrough.
.Mis. John l\ Hunter," of Lancaster,
icmcmhcrcd in Camden as. Miss
Klorella Maynardie, was a visitor in
Camden this week.
From Mr. Ucl'aRd.
? To the Voters of the County:
J want to hhank my friends most
heartily for the handsome vote given
me in the race for the Hoiefc, I have
been placed in the second primary
and I solicit a continuance <>!' that
support. Very respectfully;
\\ . 1/. Del'ass, ',J i .
From Mr. Munn,
To the Voters of Kershaw County:
I desire to extend to you through
.the columns of the newspapers n?y
highest apreciation for the handsome
vote given me for the house of repre
1 sentatives in Tuesday's primary, ami
| as I am in the second race 1 shail
thank you? from the depths of my
heart for your continued support.
Again thanking you for your "kind
; consideration of me, 1 am
Yours very respectfully,
James II. Munn.
From .Mr. Richards.
To the Voters of Kershaw County:
I want to thank my many friends
for the handsome vote you gave me
in Tuesday's primary and take this
method of thanking you as 1 can't see
everybody. Hoys, I'm coming again.
Respectfully,
Norman S. Richards.
From Mr. Nicholson.
To the Voters of DeKalh Town
ship: ? I am deeply grateful to you
for the handsome vote you gave me
on Tuesday last for Magistrate, This
expression of your confidence in me
will cause me to put forth my best
efforts to faithfully and impartially
discharge the duties of my office in
the future as 1 have attempted to
do in the past.
Samuel N. Nicholson,
From Mr. Carrison.
Mr. Kditor:?- Pease permit me
through your columns to express to
each and every voter in DeKalb
Township who supported my candi
dacy my very high appreciation of
the handsome vote 1 received for
County Director and 1 beg to add 1
shall at all times endeavor to show
that I am worthy of their confidence
to the extent of my ability.
Respectfully,
U. Ci. Carrison, Sr.
From .Mr. Dahhs.
Mr. Kditor : ? Please allow trie space1
in your valuable paper to express my
sincere thanks to the voters of South
Carolina who supported me in the
primary on Tuesday. Though de
feated, I have nothing to regret as I
have been more than repaid for the
expense of the campaign by the meet
ing with old friends and the making
of new friends, and by the increased
tirst-hand knowledge of the vast re
sources of our state. In the future,
as in the past, I will always be ready
tu give my services whenever South
Carolina needs me.
Respect fully yours,
K. W. Dnbbs, Sr.
Official Tabulation for State Officer? in Tuesday's Primary Election
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From Mr. Boat tie.
Kd i tor The Chronicle: ? Please ex
press to t hi.? citizens of Kershaw
County my fullest appreciation of the
splendid vote given ,me on August 215.
I shall not forget this expression of
confulen.ee. Sincerely,
A. J. Beat tie.
From .Mr. Gettys.
To the Voters of the County: ? 1 de
sire to thank each and every citizen
who cast their vote for me in' the
fii'st primary. By your votes 1 have
been placed in a second primary with
a substantial lead and I earnestly
solicit a continued support of my
friends so that the victory in the
second primary may be assured. I am
making' a clean race with no combi
nation, and if I am elected will go
into office with a clear record and
promise my best efforts in behalf of
the schools of Kershaw County.
Very gratefully yours,
J. Team Getty s.
From Judge Russell.
r To the Democracy of Kershaw
County: ? 1 wish to adopt this method
of. thanking- the good people of this
county for the magnificent vote given
me in Tuesday's primary. The whole
hearted indorsement of my record as
a p.ublic official, and the manifesta
tion of your continued Confidence and
esteem makes me very glad. It is
my purpose to so conduct the affairs
of the office, as always, faithfully
and efficiently. Respectfullv,
W. F. Russell.
From Mr. Clyburn.
To the Voter, s of Kershaw County:
I desire to heartily thank each and
every voter for the handsome
majority given me at every precincj.
in the county, and in return promise
to repay them by devoting my entire
time to the office of Clerk of the
Court, and rendering the same service
in the future as 1 have, in the past.
Very gratefully yours,
i James II. Clyburn.
From .Mr. McCaskill.
To the Democratic Voters of Ker
shaw County: ? 1 wish to thank the
voters of the county for the hand
some vote given mo for County
Superintendent of Education fn the
primary of August 26th. I will be
very grateful for the continuation of
your support, and those who could i
not vote for me in the first primary
will confer a favor that I will always
appreciate by doing so in the second.
Yours very truly,
T. M. McCaskill.
August 27th, 11'24.
TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons are warned not to tres
pass on the lands of the undersigned
by fox hunting, or hunting of any
kind. The law will be enforced
against those who disregard this
notice.
MRS. MARGARET GARFIELD
W. H. BARFIELD
B U R R ELL B A R F I E LD ' 22-21
CHESTNUT STREET SCHOOL
TO OPEN
The Chestnut Street private school
will open Thursday morning, Septem
ber 4th at 9:30 o'clock. Kindergarten
department added this year. For in
formation apply to Mrs. J. B. Zemp,
1 702 Fair St., Camden, S. C.
21-22-so
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Kershaw County Country Club has
been closed until further notice.
E. D. BLAKENEY,
For Board of Governors.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
An examination will be held on
September 12th and 13th, at the Ker
shaw County Court House, for those
desiring to apply for teachers
licenses to teach, in the schools of this
countv.
ALLEN B. MURCHISON,
Supt. of Education.
One More Week After Monday to Hear
RAYMOND BROWNING
AMERICA S MOST IMPRESSIVE SOUTHERN REVIVALIST
AT THE GREAT TABERNACLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GROUNDS, CAMDEN, S. C.
Camden's augmented GOSPEL CHORUS of One Hundred Voices will sing at every
service under direction of Arthur Lynn, assisted by Rufus S. Perkins at the Piano
Fred S. Seibert, Custodian and Personal Worker
A large corps of well trained Ushers will be on hand to direct the crowds
Good Reserved Parking Space for Cars on Grounds Back of Tabernacle
A ^ mmm?m a mmmm mm h ? ? i
Daily at 1 0 o'Clock a. m. and 8 o'Clock p. m.
(NO MORNING SERVICE ON MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS)
8.
Clock