Tuesday, April 24th * *

(PLEASE NOTE: Change from fourth Thursday, April 26th for this month only)

YCGOP Monthly Meeting at 7:00 PM

 

Featured Speaker: SC Senate District 17 Republican Candidates & York County State House

Members including our new House District 26 Candidate

 

Thursdays Too Restaurant

147 Herlong Avenue
Rock Hill, SC 29732

 

 

 

 

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Friday, April 27th

Empower SC Education Reform Summit

US Senator Jim DeMint

Governor Nikki Haley, Speaker of the House Bobby

Harrell and SC Superintendent of Education Mick Zais

Held at the Columbia Convention Center from 11:30 AM to 5:30 PM

Lunch featuring former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, Founder of the Foundation for Excellence in Education

Seating is limited and registration is required.  For more information, individuals may contact Senator

DeMint’s Columbia office at 803.771.6112 or email empowersummit@gmail.com

Saturday, April 28th

The Clover – Lake Wylie Republican Women

27th Annual Tour of Homes & Gardens

10:00 AM until 4:00 PM

Tickets: $20/person the day of the Tour or $15/person if purchased before April 15th

Tickets are available from members of CLWRW or Contact: Ethel Webb at 704-965-8703 or ethelwebb1@bellsouth.net

The Cleaners at Lake Wylie

4110 Charlotte Highway, Ste. 106

Lake Wylie, SC

and

April 28th Day of Tour River Hills Main Entrance

* Proceeds benefit a college-bound CloverHigh Schoolsenior who is chosen from applications submitted to the CLWRW Scholarship Committee

Dr. Morgan Bruce Reeves Republican Candidate SC Senate District 17

 

Business Owner—Reeves Group, LLC
2010 Candidate for SC Governor
Served with Lexington Five School Board —8 Years

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Reeves is committed to rebuilding the District 17 communities in
Fairfield County, York County & Chester County focusing on:
Education – Economy – Family Values
Health Care – Energy – Crime Prevention

 

The time is now for our communities to have a voice!
Together, we can make changes for a better tomorrow.

 

Dr. Reeves is available to speak with your group, please call or email:
(803) 569-0875
reevesfordistrict17senate@gmail.com

TO DONATE OR VOLUNTEER FOR THE CAMPAIGN, CONTACT DR. REEVES
VOTE REEVES on JUNE 12th in the Republican Primary election.

 

Education

Irmo High School
Michigan State University, Bachelor of Arts Degree
Urban Planning and Development
Minor in Business Administration

International School of Religion
Master’s Degree in Church Administration

Institute of Christian Works
Ph.D. in Theology

Bernadean University
Doctorate of Divinity

Sarasota Academy of Christian Counseling
Certified Therapist and Counselor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Athletic Award and Achievement All American Athlete

Football and Track and Field
Irmo High School Four Year Football Scholarship
Michigan State University Played for the Detroit Lions & Baltimore Colts
Pro Hall of Fame Bowl, Canton, Ohio 1982

For Campaign information, call (803) 569-0875 or email reevesfordistrict17senate@gmail.com

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ALL INFORMATION HAS BEEN PROVIDED TO THE CHESTER COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY BY Dr. Morgan Bruce Reeves

Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 10:26 pm (Updated: February 1, 10:01 am)

William N. Gray officially announced this week he is a Republican candidate for S.C. House of Representatives House District 41. Gray, a native of Blythewood, will seek the seat currently held by S.C. Rep. Boyd Brown (D-Fairfield) which represents parts of Chester and Richland counties and all of Fairfield County. A public forum was held at Christ Central Community Center in Winnsboro on Monday for Gray’s announcement. SCGOP Chair Chad Connelly of Prosperity in Newberry County offered advice to family, friends and supporters for the upcoming challenges Gray will face.

“He’s going to need your help, he’s going to need your prayers and he’s going to need your encouragement,”  Connelly said.
James Vanderhall, a life-long friend to Gray, provided a biographical account of the candidate’s life and accomplishments.
“To know what a man is going to do – look at what he’s done,” Vanderhall said.

Gray, 62, graduated from Bethel High School in Blythewood. In 1969, he completed undergraduate studies at Benedict College in Columbia. In 1972, he earned a Master of Arts in political science and a master’s degree in public administration in 1973. He has a total of 31 years career service with the State of South Carolina. From 1981 to 1985, Gray taught a criminal justice course at the University of S.C. He retired from the U.S. Army Reserve with 23 years of service. He has served as a political aide and staffer to several notable state and national leaders. He also has been a staunch community leader and supporter of championed causes including “leading the charge” to elect members to the school board in Fairfield County rather than having members appointed, Vanderhall said. Gray began his speech with a prayer asking God for unity and to “grant us our needs.” He explained that he began with prayer because our nation was founded on religious values. He shared that he has “a rich heritage” of family living in Richland and Fairfield counties and then explained what connects him with others of this great state and nation.

“The common thread that holds all of us together is our faith and belief in God,” Gray said. “What keeps us cemented is that we are South Carolinians and Americans, these things hold us together.”

Gray shared his “conservative values” which include anti-abortion rights of the unborn, rights to own personal firearms, support of racial and gender equality and equality for education of all children. He also supports lower taxes at all levels and the creation of new jobs.

“These are the values I espouse to,” he said.

Gray then officially announced his candidacy for S.C. House District 41.

“I believe each one of us must restore those values that have made this country great,” he said. “I have tried to live my life as an honorable human being. It is now time for action … We must be able to plot a new course.”

Gray concluded his speech with a quote from Frederick Douglass, a fellow staunch Republican.

“This struggle may be a moral one, this struggle may be a physical one or it may be both but it is a struggle we are locked in,” Gray quoted. “It is a struggle for the heart and soul of this nation.”

 

 

View The Chester Reporter Website
http://www.onlinechester.com/content/gray-announces-candidacy-sc-district-41

 

The time has come for District 41 and Fairfield county to have a 2nd party. The one party domination must end. Just look at the results next time you are driving around Fairfield county. High unemployment, manufacturers closing down and their buildings sitting empty. If not for the Nuclear Power plants, our three largest employers in the county would be the Schools, Jail and hospital. None of which pay taxes back into the county. We need to foster an environment that will not only attract manufacturers back to district 41, but also allow small business’s to flourish.

I would like to thank SCGOP Chairman Chad Connelly, York County Chairman Glen McCall, SCGOP 2nd Vice Chairman Edward Cousar, Lexington County Chairman Rich Bolen and all 75 other friends and family members for coming out showing tremendous support for my candidacy last night.