Winthrop Senior Flossie Williams Weekend Visit Highlights Local Roundup
A local social note lists Miss Flossie Williams of Winthrop visiting her parents for the weekend along with other small town updates. Doyle Hendrix Clemson student and Ned Williams Clemson College student are also mentioned visiting home. Civilian and church figures Rev Ben Field and families from Anderson Greenville Cedar Rock are referenced in routine community notices. Susir USS Hid Advertising in The Sentinel pays big.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Williams
Winthrop
J. S. Miller, Jr
Clifton Singleton
Jane Duke
Jane
Grover Hendrix
Doyle Hendrix
Clemson
Pickens Local News Highlights and Social Notes
Postmaster Jennings sold War Saving Stamps worth 1499 dollars this Monday. The April clean up week is set for Pickens. Mrs. Isgiah Cox returned from Washington and is home ill with the grip. Ella Lewis became a stenographer for Sam B. Craig after business college. Wesley Julian left his magistrate constable post and joined Pickens Mill and now works in the mill village. Ethel Sanders and Homer James married March 30 at their residence. A schoolhouse concert benefited The Eagle with a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Yongue moved to the J. E. Boggs house. FS B Lewis of Easley visited Pickens. A basketball game Liberty girls beat Pickens 17–5 at Liberty. Edgar Edens is sick at Camp Sevier with rheumatism. Wade H. Chastain in Chicago for Carolina Timber Co. O. T. Hinton and family visited J. A. Hinton in Pickens. Steve Galloway sold the first bale of cotton this season in Pickens for 35c lb, receiving 114.10 from Folger Thornley & Co. Lieut. A. C. Lynn visited his daughter Rosamond before sailing for active service. Pickens school trustees elected Wayne F. Mauldin and R. Earle Lewis, with third member to be selected. Henry I. Alexander, 73, died in Seneca. longtime Oconee treasurer and relative to Pickens families. Dan Adams' oil stove caused a brief fire during the Liberty Loan parade. flames prompted a store and lunch counter scramble, but no injuries beyond nerves.
Richey joins New England Mutual as district manager
J. T. Richey resigns from Southeastern Life and becomes district manager for New England Mutual Life Insurance, opening an office in Greenville Wallace building. Territory includes York Cherokee Spartanburg Greenville and Pickens counties. He plans to move from Pickens to Greenville next fall. Will Gravley suffers a serious head injury near Gravley’s mill after falling from a wagon but shows signs of improvement after treatment.
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J. T. Richey
Southeastern Life Insurance Co
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Wallace Building
Greenville
York
Cherokee
Spartanburg
Pickens
Mr. Richey
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted by F J Cheney Co
Frank J. Cheney declares he is senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. of Toledo and offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary public W Gleason validates the oath dated 1880. Company advertises internal remedy with testimonials and pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ene County
Ptate
Hall
Ae W. Gleason
Grageiats
Stolen Ford Touring Car From Greenville Musical Event
Solicitor Robert Martin parked his Ford touring car in Greenville Saturday night during a musicale and authorities report the vehicle was stolen. The incident occurred while Martin attended the performance in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Martin
Greenville
Pickens Chapter Red Cross Notes Urge Wool Knitting
The Pickens Chapter Red Cross reports a wool supply on hand and asks members to keep knitting. Claude Hester donated tin foil for sale to aid Red Cross. Send surplus clothing in good condition for Belgian relief to help the boys overseas.
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Red Cross
Claude Hester
Seed Corn for Sale Marlboro variety from Pickens county
Ninety bushels of Marlboro seed corn produced on one acre in Pickens county last year. Sold as seed at 3.00 dollars per bushel. Purchaser may pick their own seed. Seed was ordered new last year and kept pure. J A ROPER, 50 Central Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
J. A. Roper
Central Route 3
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Brown-Sloan Optical Co
Greenville, D.C
Pickens Drug Company
Rexall
J. N. Hallam
Prop
Mgr
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cedar Rock News
L. F. Smith
A. W. Singleton
J. T. Mauldin
Ned Williams
Clemson College
Ben Field
Cedar Rock
Paul Farmer
Camp Sevier
Remus Henderson
Anderson
Menderson
McD. Farmer
The
Sentinel
R. E. Lewis
Pickens, S. C
Jennings
Isgiah Cox
Washington
Ella Lewis
Greenville Business College
Sam B. Craig
Wesley Julian
Pickens Mill
F. R. McClanahan
Ethel Sanders
Homer James
Near Liberty
Greenville County
Eagle
J. Douglas Yongue
Ballentine
Hampton Avenue
J. E. Boggs
I. M. Mauldin
Liberty
John Edens
Edgar
Wade H. Chastain
Chicago
Carolina Timber Co
Mr. Chastain
Oconee
O. T. Hinton
J. A. Hinton
Ola
Steve Galloway
Woodall
Folger, Thornley & Co
A. C. Lynn
Miss Rosamond
Merchant Service
U. S. Navy
Overseas Transportation Service
Messrs
Wayne F. Mauldin
R. Earle Lewis
Pickens School
T. A. Seawright
T. R. Allen
J. H. Bruce
Henry I. Alexander
Seneca
Alexander
Oconee County
Dan Adams
Liberty Loan
Dan
Main Street
Byrd Carey
Joe Robinson
Will Gravley
Gravley
Luzianne
Wext
Sentinel Office
C. L. Craig
McKinley Couch
Rosa Couch
Dacusville
S. C
Guy McFall
Will Ferguson
State Hospital For the Insane
Columbia
Automobile Parts
Ford
Pickens Hardware and Grocery Co
A. A. Pace
Preston
Fred M. Preston
Orlando
Fla
A. P. DuBose
5. C
Duce
Craig Bros. Co
Erty
Waaay
Lan LA A
Toro PO de
Pickens Mercantile & Lumber CO
South Carolina
Frank E. Alexander
Kennedy & Alexander
S. C. Maxwell Building
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