Robertson McFall Wedding In Pickens District
Miss Mary Robertson and Mr Guy McFall wed at the Allen home in Pickens on Wednesday morning with Rev H W Stone officiating. The ceremony was a quiet home affair attended by close friends and relatives. Mr McFall, son of Mrs W T McFall, is well known in Pickens. Miss Robertson, a Greenville native, has lived in Pickens with her sister Mrs R Allen. The couple begin life together amid good wishes for a long, happy union. Measles claim a six year old Eli jah Ellenburg of Pickens mill village, and two other Ellenburg children are seriously ill. the community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Mary Robertson
Guy McFall
T. R. Allen
Rev
H. W. Stone
Anderson
McFall
W. T. McFall
Miss Robertson
Greenville
R. Allen
Elijah Ellenburg
Pickens Mill
Ellenburg
Notice to Teachers Spring Examination at Pickens Court House
The spring teachers examination will be held at Pickens Court House on Friday May 1. The exam will start at 9 o'clock in the morning. All applicants must be over 18 years old. By order of the State Board of Education. R T Hatten County Superintendent of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Court House
State Board of Education
R. T. Hatten. Co. Supt. Education
T. J. Mauldin
Pickens
Greenville
Tate
South Carolina
5. C
Ierson
Hunter D. Rowland
Thomas Rowland
Inin Street
C. L. Hollingsworth
R. R. Roark
Pickins
Notice of Election for Trustees in County School Districts
Voters in each county school district except Easley meet May 2 at local schools to nominate three trustees for two years. Polls open 1 pm to 5 pm, with possible earlier opening. Flat Rock district holds an election on April 25, with returns due to the County Board of Education within five days. By order of the County Board of Education. RR Haallum, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley
Jules
Thisoene
Flat Rock
County Board of Education
T. Haallum
Hazel Adams Play At Liberty High Auditorium
A duo of Liberty High School teachers and students present Hazel Adams at the Pickens school auditorium Thursday night April 16. Admission is a small fee. A large crowd is anticipated for an entertaining performance. Also note four men convicted in New York for Herman Rosenthal’s death were electrocuted Monday and Lt Becker seeks a new trial.
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Hazel Adams
Pickens School
Liberty High School
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Summer Pruning of Peaches
Summer pruning should never be severe because top growth and root growth are interdependent. A well rooted tree needs a balanced top with dark green foliage for healthy growth. Use clippers like those for pruning vines to avoid skinning tender wood.
Skim Milk an Asset for Farm Rearing
Skim milk is presented as the cheapest method to raise meat on the farm. Calves, pigs, chicks and lambs can be nurtured cheaply with skim milk, a small amount of grain, and pasture. Every farm raising young animals should have ample milk and good pasture.
Local notes from Pickens and surrounding areas
Local items report births, visits, and civic affairs in Pickens and nearby towns. Improvment news for Mrs. J C Alexander, Easter observances, and church missions funding highlight community life with mentions of Easley, Nine Times, Sumter, and Greenville institutions.
Oxfords Showcased by St Louis Store All Ages Shoes
Oxfords St Louis displays a complete line of men's ladies and children's Oxfords and invites customers to view the collection even if they do not plan to buy.
Glenwood camp to visit Keowee camp Saturday night
The Glenwood camp, W O W, will visit the Keowee camp at Pickens Saturday night and receive the noon degree. All sovereigns are invited to attend with scalping knives pruning hooks and other paraphernalia for the candidates execution. The Pickens Association Women’s Missionary Societies quarterly meeting is set for Saturday April 25 at 10 am at Pickens Baptist church with several prominent speakers. All women and girls are urged to attend. Local car purchases reflect a new automobile fever with Mr Dave Stansell buying a Word last week and Mr R A Hester buying an Overland touring car. Mr I M Mauldin sold his Mitchell to Mr A D Mann of Six Mile then bought a Mitchell Six from Mr J McD Bruce, who has purchased a seven passenger Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Keowee
Pickens
Woman's Missionary Societies of the Pickens Association
Pickens Baptist Church
Dave Stansell
R. A. Hester
I. M. Mauldin
A. D. Mann
J. McD. Bruce
Bruce
Pickens County
Greenville
J. S. Callaham
Confederate veteran recounts Civil War hardships at Sentinel visit
Mr. W. H. Rigdon of route 4, a Micah Jenkins brigade member, recalls serving under Lee and surrender at Appomattox. He describes wartime hardships and moments of humor, including encounters with Yankee troops and ordered attacks on Southern lines. He ends with a remark about pessimism and indigestion.
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W. H. Rigdon
Route 4
The
Sentinel
Rigdon
Micah Jenkins
Lee
Appomattox
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Japan
Art Square
B. F. Parsons
Attie Barton Wallace
Mattie Finley
Silk
Lisle
Black Cat
Knox Knit
Clothing Department
Sea Island
L. L
Edwin L. Bolt & CO
Em Basiley
8. C
Witt
Findle
CEL A
Lyric Theatre
Semsett
ASLEV
Ulid If
Fide
Durham
PICGILENS_DEUG—_CO
Rexall Store
J. N. Hallum
B. J. Holder
Ruth King of
J. D. Hughey
T. B. Owens
J. C. Alexander
John A. Edens
Route 3
J. T. Tayior
Atlanta
WS. Masters
Glenwood Mill
Elen Anderson
R. VT. Haskin
State Grand Lodge of Masons
Sumter
Pickens Lodge
John W. Thomas
J. Thos. Looper
I. Hughes
J. EB. Friddle
Dacusville
Cowupiy Seat
Meda Boggs
Greenville Female College
Mrs
A. J. Boggs
Hone
Fred H. Dominick
Newberry
Findley & Stansel
the Baptist Church
FE. Robinson
Piexsens
Vowrville
Baptist Sunday School
Philathea
Batnea
Oxfords
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co., of
St. Louis
Children’s
Craig Bros. Co
Johnson
AT. C. Cordonnet
Johnson’s
S. C
h.p.John Deere
Central
S.C
Liberty
Pickens Fruit Co
W. B. Freeman
Pickens Harfware and Grocery Co
T. D. Harris
Sheriff's Sale
Kegwee Pharmacy
BE. Lewis
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