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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
4
Local readers digest a mix of political barbs and commentary with references to coroner races in Anderson county and Villa as a spry figure. The piece jokes about Beers and York visits, notes South Carolina press changes and Jefferson Day events, and hints at a college boy Johnny Speer.
The Spartanburg Journal notes Pickens County hosts field day events with separate nights for girls’ declamation and boys’ oratorical contests. It recalls last year’s champion field day team from Pickens, which later swept state opponents in Columbia.
A prominent business leader warns that ignoring seemingly small operational details can undermine a healthy growth trajectory. The statement underscores the need for rigorous attention to minor conditions to sustain long term success.
Card of Thanks to the community for kindness during illness. Notices: Col. W. D. Spearman of Anderson County visiting Pickens. Mrs. Glazener dies in Easley with surviving children listed. Meth Church Ladies Aid Bazaar planned for Friday April 21 with lunch and refreshments. location to be announced in next week’s paper.
An examination for teachers will be held in the court house Friday May 5 and will begin at 9 oclock a.m. All applicants must be at least 18 years old. By order of the State Board of Education. R T Hallum 52 papt. of Education.
Mrs Emma Major returned from Anderson county to attend the funeral of her mother in law Mrs S A FE Major who died at her home near Sandy Springs in her 87th year R M Baker plans a new store at the Seneca cotton mill after years at Norris County Chairman Norris calls county Democratic club meetings for April 22 A marriage notice records Bersie Kelley and Joseph J Holder wed at J B Newberys residence April 1916
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