Easley Poised for Growth with Sewerage and Streets Plan
Progress in Easley Pickens county appears assured as talks of a $20,000 sewerage system bond and street paving move forward. The town, already the county’s largest, eyes rapid population gains and a brighter future, aiming to become the New York of the region and a magnet for travelers and investors.
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Greenville News
Easley
Pickens County
General Assembly
Spartanburg
New York
Greenville
Georgia Line
Pickens
Pickens Court House
Majestic Range Demonstration Cuts Household Costs
A range expert will head the Majestic Demonstration starting April 2 to show how the Majestic range reduces fuel use and saves money on feeding the family. Bivens & Co.
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Bivens & Co
Dacusville News Roundup Several Local Tidbits and Visits
Health of the community remains good. J J Ponder returned from Greenwood and reports a pleasant time. Mrs F B Ponder visited Mrs W M Ponder Tuesday. M P Hooker lost a fine cow. Miss Nannie Ponder recovered and could attend school again. Miss Sallie Tallie and Mattie Hooker spent an afternoon with Miss Bessie Thomas. Miss Clare Fern Ritter and Miss Edith Lenhardt visited near Easley. Bessie Thomas visited Greenville. T O Hooker and daughter Bessie visited Mr and Mrs B F Johnson in Greenville. The stork brought a boy Joseph Lake to Mr and Mrs Beattie Williams. Dacusville sent representatives to the presidential inauguration: Florence McDaniel and Rt P Thomas with Mattie Bruce of Greenville. Two Greenville young men called on their girls fourth Sunday. Catherine Wilkes visited the Misses Hooker. Dacusville school faculty busy with athletics and commencement plans. Mr and Mrs J A Philpot visited the McDaniel home Sunday. Mrs M Talley traveled to Pickens Monday. Norma Ferguson of Venus attending Dacusville school will return after April 6. Earle and Charlie Foster of Marietta were in Dacusville March 23. Leota Ponder spent the weekend with Lora Hooker. Three Daisies of Dacusville.
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J.J. Ponder
Greenwood
F.'B.'ponder
W. M. Ponder
M. P. Hooker
Nannie Ponder
Sallie Tallie
Mattie Hooker
Bessie Thomas
Clare Fern Ritter
Edith Lenhardt
D.H.S
B. F. Lenhardt
Easley
Greenville
T. O. Hooker
Bessie
B. F. Johnson
Stork
Beattie Williams
Catherine Wilkes
Peters Creek
Hooker
Dacusville School
J. A. Philpot
McDaniel
M. Talley
Pickens
Norma Merguson
Venus
S.C
J. P. Hogsed
Easley Route Three Community News Highlights
Health in the community is very good. Miss Mattie Holcombe stayed with her sister Mrs. C C Kelly over the weekend. Carl Childs and S J Childs held Saturday night and Sunday services in Easley. A large crowd enjoyed entertainment at Concord schoolhouse Friday. Velma Cely spent Sunday with Mrs Humbert Cely. F J Massingale visited her mother. Ollie Kelly went to Greenville on business. Cleve Hughes visited friends in Greenville. G W Kelly and family spent last week there. Lowell Kelly visited grandparents near Easley. S B S C met with Mrs Cleve Hughes last Thursday. Josie Lee Smith attended Georges Creek singing. Subscriptions for The Sentinel are eight months for a dollar.
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Mattie Holcombe
C.C. Kelly
Day
Carl Childs
Greenville
S. J. Childs
Concord School
Velma Cely
Humbert Cely
F. J. Massingale
Irwin Ellison
Ollie Kelly
Cleve Hughes
Triads
G. W. Kelly
Lowell Kelly
B. C. Holcombe
Easley
S. 8
S. C
Josie Lee Smith
Georges Creek
Public sale of Pickens Oil Mill Co property
On May 7 1917 during usual hours of sale all property of the Pickens Oil Mill Co will be offered. Bids will not be considered unless accompanied by a certified check of 1000 dollars deposited with the company president as faith guarantee. Trustees March 30 1917.
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General Assembly
State of
South Carolina
Pickens County
Pickens
Pickens Oil Mill Co
Court House
Frood Faith
Bruce
BF. Bruce
I. M. Mauldin
W. i. Mauldin
LL. N. Greer
J. 5. Wilson
Blt. McEdanien
Preaching Appointments on Pickens Circuit
Regular appointments of Rev S M Jones pastor in charge list services on each Sunday with times at Porter's Chapel Mt Tabor Bethel Salem McKinney's Chapel Gap Hill Twelve Mile and Friendship New Hope also noted for second and fourth Sundays. Rev C R Andersen preaches at Friendship on second Sunday and New Hope on fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock.
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S. M. Jones
Pickens
Porter's
Mt. Tabor
Bethel
Salem
McKinney’s Chapel
Gap Hill
Mile
C. R. Andersen
Friendship
New Hope
Vincl Promises Strength Through Blood Nourishment
Mrs Earn Brunson of Bellefontaine Ohio credits Vincl with lifting a weak nervous condition by building blood, strength and nerves. An ad from Pickens Drug Co in Washington DC markets Vinol as a natural appetite booster and blood enricher with a complete formula on every label.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Earn Brunson
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Marietta
Dacusville
Leota Ponder
Lora Hooker
Three Daisies
Sentinel
C. L. Cureton
Lennarpy
S.C. J
Pickens Drug Co
D.C
Reliyskaytor
the Reily~Taylor Company
New Orleans
Queen Quality
Goodman
T. R. Vaitooin
Ainy Laulig
Weise
Father and Son
Yours Truly
Folger, Trornley & CO
Ron King
Chase City
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