Pickens leads Piedmont meet won by Westminster dispute
In Greenville last Saturday the ninth annual Piedmont Inter High School athletic meet saw Pickens gain first on field and Westminster later awarded first after ineligible pole vault entries altered results. Nine schools competed. Pickens star Charlie Curtis led a strong team.
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Pickens High School
Piedmont Inter High School Association
Greenville
Coe
Richland School
Westminster School
Westminster
Pickens
Westmene
High School
Steen Looper
Ralph Hester
Columbia
Seruay
Liberty High School Wins Piedmont Oratorical Contest
John C. Mailey representing Liberty High School won first place at the Piedmont Oratorical Contest held in Greenville Friday night. Tom Lewis of Greenville High School took second and Joe Norworth of Furman_Mitting School finished third among twelve speakers from multiple schools.
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John C. Mailey
Liberty High School
Piedmont
Greenville
Tom Lewis
Greenville High School
Joe Norworth
Furman Mitting School
Vinnyhennabines
Mehens Selvans
Young Alley
John E. Malley
Liberty and
Plekens Presbyterian
Shalthe
Lee
H. Ende
Pickens Confederate Veterans Reunion May 3
Attention veterans prepare for the fourteenth annual Confederate veterans reunion of Pickens county on June 3 with the U D C chapter inviting all veterans and wives. Applications for Crosses of Honor must reach the chapter president by Monday May 1.
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Pickens
Pickens County
T. J. Maulpin
Pickens County Democratic Convention Set for Monday
The Pickens county democratic convention will meet in the courthouse next Monday to organize and select delegates.
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Pickens County
Court House
Democratic Club
Monroe
Smith
N.A. Christopher
W. T. Bates
C. E. Robinson
R. A. Bowen
M. C. Smith
R. E. Bruce
W. EB. Findley
B. F. Parsons
A. C. Grawley
F. L
Rural school drama set for April 28 with Lucius Thomas
The school will stage a rural life drama April 28 featuring Lucius Thomas as the servant girl and a cast including Henry Wilson, Sarah Hunt, Minnie Coleman, James Ponder, and Miss Edith Lenharat. Music and humor promise a lively evening with 26 cent adult admission and free for children. J Gilstrap and family visited J T Gentry on Byars Mountain recently.
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Lucius Thomas
Henry Wilson
Farmer
Henry Hunt
Sarah
Minnie Coleman
Jack
James Ponder
Betty
Patti Major
Silas Watson
Fred Holcomb
Gertie Bowers
Edith Lenharat
Will Jefferson
Bates Aiken
Truletta
Rastus Washington Lincoln
George Williams
Sam Snipes
Joe Hunt
Donald Brooks
K. Williams
Abagail Jones
Bernice Hooker
K. Lathem
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Canning Clubs
Easley
Rock Hill
Marietta
Nina Turner
Dacusville R 1
Mesdames
Mt. Tabor
W. A. Edens
Peters Creek
Lois
L. B. Williams
E. T. Edens
Robert McJunkin
David P. Bates
Bates
Sentinel Force
Progressive
Liberty
Co Finen
Lord Baltimore
Avo
Tine
Sears
United Drug Co
Cascade
Pape
Lopes
Fenway
Rexall
Kikay
Harmony Shampoo
Murat
Pickens Drug Co
J. N. Hallam
Aria Rexall
Hallum
Kroh
Ccareca
White Pine
Tara
Liggett’s
P&egh Syren
Dacusville
J. Gilstrap
J. T. Gentry
Byars Mountain
Waldrop
G.H. Hodges
Methodist Church of Liberty
God
Man
Heaven
John C. Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Smith Porter
Vashti Cooper
R. Porter
Phil Porter
James Porter
Joab Porter
David Porter
Mary
George Roper
Nancy
Billy Sanders
Martha
W. T. Waldrop
Hannah
Charles Sanders
Alexander
John Thomas
Robert
Messrs
E.R. Phil
James
Pickens Democratic Club
South Carolina
Martha Porter
Farle
J. Thomas Waldrop
Vee
E. R
Sanford
Philip
Elvira
Robert Sweet
Janie
Warren Martin
Nettie
Abe Mauldin
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