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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1921

Page

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Pickens Local and Personal News Highlights

J M Mauldin of Columbia visited Pickens last week as did J Cox who went to Washington on business. Leon Robinson from Clemson spent the weekend at home. Frances Hester from Easley visited her grandparents the Hesters. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs R L Davis on Wednesday April 6.

J. M. Mauldin Columbia J. Cox Washington Leon Robinson Clemson Nernon Foster Moretta Frances Hester Easley Mrs. M. I’. Hester Lennie Lewis W. R. Lynch Seneca R. L. Davis Stella Hopkins Greer F. 8. Porter

Local Guests Visit Pickens Household Over Weekend

Mrs. C. L. Hester hosted weekend guests Mrs. L. D. Knatt and Edith Knatt with Mr. and Mrs. William Cok of Catavia New York returning from Miami. Mrs. J. D. McConnell of Peters Creek. Mrs. Gertrude Attaway and children Jonnie Eula and Dwight of Liberty spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Bell Attaway in Pickens.

C. L. Hester L. D. Knatt Edith Knatt William Cok Catavia New York Miami, Fla J. D. McConnell Peters Creek Gertrude Attaway Jonhie, Eula Attaway Dwight Attaway Liberty Bell Attaway Pickens

Loyalty meeting attendees of Anderson Baptist churches

Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hallums attended the loyalty meeting at Anderson on Friday along with Mrs. H. A. Nealey, Mrs. Major, Mrs. KE. M. Ramsey, Mrs. Wall, and Mrs. Hammond.

Baptist Churches Anderson F. T. Cox R. T. Hallums H. A. Nealey Major KE. M. Ramsey Wall Hammond

Accident injures Edgar Morris Jr in Washington D C

A one year old, Edgar Morris Jr, son of My and Mrs. Edgar Morris, was struck by a motor vehicle in Washington D C last Thursday. He sustained painful and serious injuries. The child has visited his grandparents, Mr and Mrs A M Morris, of Pickens, during several summers.

Washington, D. C Edgar, Jr Edgar Morris A. M. Morris Pickens

Local Dwellings Under Renovation In Town Update

Despite hard times, town progress shows as several residents undertake home improvements. Alexander, Jeanes, and Lewis remodel. E I Alexander builds a new bungalow on Ann Street. W J Acker plans future construction.

Messrs. I By. Alexander W. T. Jeanes B. R. Ee. Lewis E. I Alexander Ann Street W. J. Acker

Pickens County Officials Appointments Amid Town News

The town notes new county posts. N A Christopher receives the probate judgeship commission and is ready to serve. J O Wdulian becomes rural policeman chief of poles of Central, succeeded by his brother G V Wdulian. Friday lightning hits Gibson home, telephones damaged. Wolf Creek graded school ends term with play Mrs Lubbs of Shanty Town and songs by younger students. admission 15 20 cents funds school.

N. A. Christopher Picken County Pover J. Owsdulian Pickens County Poles of Central G. V V.dulian Greenville Wolf Creek Praded School Lubbs

Liberty township Singing Convention at Golden Grove Church

Liberty township hosts a singing convention at Golden Grove Church three miles south of Liberty on Sunday afternoon April 17 1921 starting at 1 30 PM. All welcome bring new books and join in song with R C Robinson president C ilowers secretary and treasurer.

Liberty Township Golden Grove Church Liberty Berinine R. C. Robinson C. I.owers See Treas

Cureton Elected Mayor of Pickens in City Election

More than usual interest marked Pickens city election on April 12. C. L. Cureton won mayoral office with 145 votes, defeating opponent B. E. PF Looper who had 80. Elected aldermen were R. Hames, W. Mauldin, J. Boges, J. P. Carey Jr, G. G. Christopher, E. H. Craig, and Dr. J. L. Valley was unopposed for commissioner of public works.

Pickens GC. L. Cureton BE. PF Looper Hames W. F. Mauldin Boges J. P. Carey, Jr G. G. Christopher E. H. Craig J. L. Valley Commissioner of Public Works

Notable Calhoun Visitor and the Adoption Hopeful Child

Patrick Nash Boggs the child found abandoned near Calhoun in September 1919 visited Pickens with Mr and Mrs Borers Norman Boyes and Miss Gracia Payne. Though not legally adopted, the Calhoun family has cared for him since his rescue and he is described as the cutest kid in town.

Calhoun Pickens Patrick Nash Boges Jeremiah Vandiver Patrick Nash Boggs Patrick Nash R. P. Borers Norman Boyes Gracia Payne

Corn meal price notice at Reeces mill

Notice lists corn meal at one dollar per bushel with A G Reece as manager. The brief item states the price and names the managing official for Reeces mill.

Reeces A. G. Reece

Honor Roll Picks For Pickens School

Readable list of students across first to tenth grades named for academic distinction at Pickens School. Names include Freddie Chuorton Josie Craig Mac r earnest lot her Hinily Gravely Annethe Jester Ian Johnson Maron Nealy Bess Wartridge Sara Sutherland Elmer Ramsey John Unshun Ton Wesley Garrett Victor Wall Wdith Geox Vesta Melall Bonnie Cox Cath erine Davis Hstells Durham Cal houn Minton Jed Jones Ruby Lampston Thomas Bivens Kelle senia Cox Sarah Stewart Evelyn Wall Laura Craig lor ence Garrett Betty SLendriecks Deborah Mauldin Lillian Parsons Mary leadson Lillian Gravely Mary Maul lin Nora Melall Billy Cantrell Martha Cureton Mary Gravely Frederica Ilallum Ilsie Hester Caroline Jones Virginia Lewis Eleanor Mauldin frances Melfall Emily Nealy taskell Garrett Henry Henderson Roscoe Henderson Joab Mauldin Robert Matheny Edith Hames Ma Johnson Irene Johnson James Keith Helen Langston Margaret Lesesna Nan Newton Annie Mae Stewart Winnie Stewart Margaret Valley Hume Cannon Linnie Cantrell Elizabeth Cureton Lucile Hallam Emma Jones Mary Helen Nealy Bird Lewis Lucile Davis Mary Cureton Horace Gravely Paul Gravely Artie Hawkes Mary skinner Sara Ada Keith Nannie Norris Edna Willis

Freddie Chuorton Josie Craig Mac R Earnest Lother Hinily Gravely Annethe Jester Ian Johnson Maron Nealy Bess Wartridge Sara Sutherland Elmer Ramsey John Unshun Ton Wesley Garrett Victor Wall Wdith Geox Vesta Melall Bonnie Cox Catherine Davis Hstells Durham Calhoun Minton Jed Jones Ruby Lampston Thomas Bivens Kellesenia Cox Sarah Stewart Evelyn Wall Laura Craig Lorence Garrett Betty Slendriecks Deborah Mauldin Lillian Parsons Mary Leadson Lillian Gravely Mary Maullin Nora Melall Billy Cantrell

Pickens High School Faces Funding Crisis Amid Commencement Prep

The tenth grade excites for commencement as work on the program begins and invitations are ordered. Students praised by Miss Keith Gravely and Miss Smith inspire with papers on the Emancipation Proclamation. Funds may force school closure, risking two extra months of grade retention unless patrons donate. The eighth grade claims top marks in order and form.

Sarah Keith Miss Gravely Kitty Smith Pickens High School

Master Martin Yongue Passes On Bethlehem Ridge

Master Martin Gourd Yongue acclimates to country zephyrs as he called on his heart’s last beat last Sunday night on Bethlehem Ridge.

Martin “Gourd” Yongue Bethlehem

Lost dog in Pickens seeks help and reward

A black hound with a gray muzzle and tan legs, about 50 pounds, is missing since around March 15. A reward is offered for information to locate the dog, contact Allen Rogers in Pickens Route 5.

Allen Rogers Pickens

Clemson College advertises hogs for sale at auction

Clemson College Division of Animal Husbandry offers 50 head of hogs for sale at 16 cents per pound. Purchaser may select hogs. See L. V. Starkey, Dairy Building.

Clemson College Animal Husbandry Division L. V. Starkey

Community Notes From DotS at Ricks Creek

Local readers share greetings and social updates from Zion, Easley, and nearby areas. Mentions welcome back Claud Henbury and several families, church activities, and a Sunday Be YL PLUe gathering at 7 30 p m. Rosebud signs off with neighbourly praise.

Honor Roll Wolf Creek School Students Named

The Wolf Creek School announces first through seventh grade honor roll recipients led by Jessie Atwood Kate Hinkley Grace Brezeale Ruta Brezeale and Ian Gillispie. The listing includes teachers and several students with names spelled variously. a dance or event is planned for Friday April 15 with Mrs Tubbs of Shanty Town as the presenter.

Jessie Atwood Kate Hinkley Wintina Clemments Marie Snider Ruby Breszeale Minnie Lee Yates Glovia Lewis Ray Porter Lonnie Merrell Walter Thomas Mabel Hurhes Jessie Reece Grace Brezeale Ruta Brezeale Jenetha Lewis Ian Gillispie Wallace Thomas Hattie Reece Pauline Brezeale Ralph Jones Etienne Guelim Fletcher Durham Beatrice Lewis Ethel Jones Oliver Hughes Bessie Waldrosp Maggie Porter Louise Brezeale Ruth Grant Edna Durham Gertrude Mann Marshall Hughes Wolf Creek Dla Tubbs Shanty Town

Services at Pickens Baptist Church This Sunday

Services at Pickens Baptist church next Sunday include Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by Dr W J Langston of Greenville S C, followed by an 8 p m sermon by Rev J Furman Moore of Columbia A very large attendance is expected and everyone is invited

Pickens Baptist Church W. J. Langston Greenville S. C J. Furman Moore Columbia

Walker McElmoyle A Live School

Walker McElmoyle school, just across the Anderson county line, reports a perfect baseball season with wins over Melton Easley Three-and-Twenty and Piercetown. Girls basketball losses to Pendleton and a single win over Easley. The rural Anderson county association crowned MecElmoyle short-term athletic leader. declamation contest set at White Plains school house Wednesday with Clark Link and Annie Rumler as reps.

Walker McElmoyle Anderson County Melton Easley Piercetown Pendleton Melimoyle White Plains Clark Link Annie Rumler MecElmoyle School

Baptist Day Speakers Named for Pickens Association

Changes in speakers for Baptist churches in Pickens County include Pickens, De We, Langston, Secona, W. M. Walker and others. The assembly will convene Sunday at 11, with a final committee list listing speakers from Pleasant Grove, Cedar Rock, Pickens Mill, and nearby churches.

Wal Val A Peistichis Pickems Association Pulpis Pelae Charewe Pickens de We Langston Secona W. M. Walker Grinch Cox Chess Roads T. S. Seavy Oolensy J. M. Boling L’orks J. M. Ramsey Peters Cheek EE. Robinson Pleasant Grove A. M. Simmons Cedar Rock J. D. Moora Pickens Mill Drake

Blue Ridge View News Revives Local Sunday School

Waters in this section prepared their crop for planting. Summy filled his regular appointment at Blue Ridge View Sunday morning. A Sunday school was organized with Mr. Childs as superintendent and meets at 3 00 p.m. Everyone is urged to attend. Three young men Oscar Chastine Fred Atkins and Rob Lesley went hunting last Sunday afternoon. Floyd Banks drove to Miss Julian Lesley home. Florence Atkins visited Ruth Childs. Writers are invited to contribute. Do not let the time become work time.

M. E. Summy Blue Ridge Mr. Childs Blue Ridge View Floyd Banks Julian Lesley Florence Atkins Ruth Childs

Capt John A Easley Remembered as Post Office Leader

Greenville mourns Capt John A Easley who died Friday after a long illness. He served seventeen years as assistant postmaster, known for dedication to postal duties and courteous service. A popular HOR MeLIEMIS candidate whose nominations were blocked by politics or other reasons.

Greenville John A. Easley Post Office Capt Easley Greenville News

Best prices paid for oxen and farm produce

Notice offers top prices for oxen chickens and farm produce. Contact Mr French Box 348 Greenville South Carolina or visit Cyclone Traffic Routes office Miller Building Greenville South Carolina. Phone 1847 W. Three day term listed.

French Greenville Cyclone Traffic Routes Miller SS. C

Pickens High Wins Meet as Algood Sets State Discus Record

Central High School places first with 29 1/2 points, Liberty and Pickens tie for second with 16. Algood of Pickens sets a state high school discus mark by throwing 156 feet 7 inches. Palmer leads Central with a 39 feet 1/2 inch shot put and contributes in the sprint events. Officials include Coach E. L. Stuart of Clemson.

Pickens County Central High School Liberty Pickens Iosley Calhoun-Clemson Carter Palmer Central Nealy Clayton Blum Newman Calhoun- Clemson Klugh Adams Singleton Easley Tripp Carson Kinley Bailey Werner Gentral Algood E. L. Stuart Clemson Norris Wright Bryan Calhoun Clemson Bessie Rogers Wasley High School Clyde White

Maynard School Closes After Large Community Gathering

The Maynard school held closing exercises last Thursday night with an immense crowd. Teachers Mary McCombs Eva Farmer and Jessie B Idens guided a long program. Trustees Alex Rains Jim Ligon and Jim Findley plan to build a new, larger school building for the community.

Maynard Mary McCombs Eva Farmer Jessie B. Idens

Incubator for sale by Cyphers Mfg Co

Used once incubator made by Cyphers Mfg Co with 120 egg capacity. Good as new bargain for cash. Call phone 67 in Pickens Street.

Mfg Pickens

Good Horse for Sale Cheap in Pickens

Buyer can contact W. Il. Chastain of Lynwood Land Investment Co. in Pickens for a cheap horse sale.

W. Il Chastain Lynwood Land & Investment Co Pickens

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maud. Reeves Masley N. A. Garren Marietta Sentinel Claudia Alexander W. J. Findley Newberry The Masons R.A. Oliver Little Son Charlotte, N. C Guy McFall John Thornley Clinton N. FE. Thornleys Grace Porter Southern Bell Telephone Company Roy Keith U. S. Naval Forces Norfolk, Va W. C. Keith Maude Merony Clinton High School Sarah Yarmer Pendleton Alexander M.C. Smith 8. T. Gibson Hampton Avenue Singing Convention Co. L. Cureton Honor Roll Pickens School Ricks Creek Claud Henbury Judson Leslie Zion Clayl Rovers Ralph Cartes Ettie Dickard A. J. Rampey Sam Jones Rosebud Wolf Creek School Baptist Church Man Baptist Day Blue Ridge View News Mickie Aik Maynard School
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