Locals and Personal Notes From Pickens Area
Locals and personal items list travel and visits. Mr I Cox left Sunday on a business trip to Savannah. Mr and Mrs W T Jeans spent last Sunday with relatives in Greenville. Mr and Mrs Wyatt Jennings of Columbia spent last Sunday in Pickens. Miss Emma Herde of Greenville spent the weekend at her home in Pickens. Pickens Drug Company's one cent sale was a success. Mr A M Mooris attends a Woodmen of the World convention in Florence. Mrs Boo P Freeman returned home after a visit with relatives in Easley and Miss Margaret Finley of Liberty. Miss Grace Porter and Mr and Mrs Bertran Porter shopped in Greenville. Dr Ossie Mauldin and Col Frank Mauldin of Greenville visited Pickens. Miss Pearle Stone and companions of Clinton guests of Miss Grace Porter. Annie Grace Allen of Greenville, formerly of Pickens, visiting Miss Mary Sue Medall. Mr and Mrs Walter Griffin of Greenville with Mrs Florrie Griffin and Miss Mattie Sutherland of Easley spent Sunday at Mr R A Bowen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossie Mauldin
Col
Frank Mauldin
Greenville
Pickens
Kmyrs
Walter Griffin
Florrie Griffin
Mattie Sutherland
Asley
R.A. Bowen
Local notes highlight conference, visits and events around Clinton
Rev and Mrs Diggs attend the District Conference in Clinton. Elaine Keith of Clemson College stayed with her parents. Mrs McFall and Miss Cureton recoveries noted. Freeman family of Greenville visit. Edna Earle visits Bennettsville. Pickens county track meet set for Clemson College with five teams. Daughters of the Confederacy plan April 14 meeting with debate on community welfare led by Mrs Mauldin and Miss Bruce. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
T. J. Mauldin
Frances Bruce
Resurrection sermon at Pickens Baptist Church Sunday night
The Pickens Baptist Church invites all to Sunday night services with a sermon titled The Resurrection. Preaching at 8 00 oclock. Young people will present exercise next Sunday at 10 15 in the morning. Louise McDaniel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. McDaniel, is recovering from a lengthy illness as friends hope for her full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
The
Baptist Church
Pickens Baptist Church
Louise
Ben T. McDaniel
Pickens Baptist Association Meeting Set at Cedar Rock Church
The Pickens Baptist association schedules a union meeting at Cedar Rock Church for the fifth Saturday and Sunday of this month with a program next week. All association churches urged to send delegates. John Christopher, former bookkeeper for Hobbs Henderson Co, has moved to Carolecon NC to serve as auditor for Henriet ta Mills stores. He is the son of Judge and Mrs N A Christopher of Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pickens Baptist Association
Cedar Rock Church
Association
John Christopher
Hobbs-Henderson Company
Central
Carolecon
N. C
Henrietta Mills
North Carolina
Ile
N. A. Christopher
Pickens
Shot in Leg at West Pickens County Mill
Easley youth Monroe Pridmore was shot in the leg by Rural Policeman Julian near the roller mill east of Pickens after fleeing on sight. Julian says he fired to stop the man, not to injure him, and Pridmore discarded a quart of whiskey upon seeing the officers. The wound is described as not serious. Rev. B P Mitchell to attend Bethlehem and Wolf Creek school closings Thursday and Friday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Pridmore
Easley
Julian
Pickens
Julian and
Chapman
Pridmore
B. P. Mitchell
Bethlehem
Wolf Creek
Fort Prince George D A R chapter meeting report
The Fort Prince George Chapter D A R met Tuesday last week at Mrs. I Coxs new home. Mrs. Cox hosted with Mrs. Paden Woodruff and Mrs. A J Boggs Jr assisting. A paper on South Carolina Navy 1775 1782 by Mrs. Douglas Yongue and another on The Capitals of South Carolina by Mrs. Wayne Mauldin were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Prince George
I. Cox
South Carolina
Douglas Yongue
Wayne Mauldin
Liberty
Respected Colored Woman Dies After Long Illness
Louisa Sizemore, a respected Black resident near Pickens Mill Village, died Sunday at home after years of declining health from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at Cold Spring church with pastors from Easley and Seneca. She was about 72, a longtime Cold Spring Baptist member, remembered by both races. Survived by son Paris Sizemore of Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Sizemore
Pickens Mill Village
Cold Spring Church
McKissick
Easley
Rev. Clark
Seneca
Cold Spring Baptist Church
Magood
Pickens County
Paris Sizemore
Pickens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. I. Cox
Savannah
Mrs. Wyatt Jennings
Columbia
Emma Herde
Pickens Drug Company
A. M. Mooris
Woodmen of the World
Florence
Boo P. Freeman
Margaret Finley
Sara Finley
John Raser Wyatt
Anderson County
Mr. Camden Wyatt
Grace Porter
Bertran Porter
Pearle Stone
Mr. Hatton
Mr. Johnson of
Clinton
Annie Grace Allen
Mary Sue Medall
R. Kk. Lewis
Prop
J. C. Diggs
M.8
Elaine Keith
Clemson College
W. GC. Keith
Frank McFall
Mary Cureton
Ernest Freeman
W. B. Freeman
Sara Mae Freeman
J. N. Hallam
Roderick
Montreal, N. C
W. S. Mauldin
Elbert Perry
Georges Creek
Edna Earle
Bennettsville
J. W. Earle
Clemson- Calhoun
D. A. RL Meeting
Burley
Virginia
Chidren
Misses
Florsheim Oxford
Selby Oxford
Bangkok
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