Central Democratic Club reorganizes and plans for May 1 1922
The Central Democratic Club held a Saturday meeting electing J. H. Ramseur as chairman and F. B. Morgan as vice chairman. Delegates to the county convention were chosen and a resolution urged ladies to attend meetings campaign events and vote. A postal improvement week awareness and a community gathering at the school on May 1 1922 were announced.
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Central Democratic Club
J. H. Ramseur
F. B. Morgan
E. L. Henderson
B. E. Allen
T. T. Arnold
Leslie Morgan
W. L. Dickson
R. G. Gaines
Mesdames
J. T. Gassaway
P. L. Ezell
S. R. Kelley
B. I. Allen
T. Werner
B. J. Johnston
W. T. Sarle
J. H. Hicks
Sentinel
Earle Seaborn Jr
Greenville
J. H. Price
Central
D. Weims
First Baptist Church
Weims
Will Rochester
Richmond
J. P. Worsham
Mary Dudley
Florence
B. FE. Allen
IF. B. Morgan
Jarre
County Democratic Convention Raises Stakes Across State
County Democratic conventions will be held Monday May 1 at county seats. Citizens are urged to participate as this year demands strong leadership to guide state decisions in Columbia and Pickens County.
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Columbia
Pickens County
Pickens Democratic Club elects officers and delegates
A Pickens Democratic club meeting on April 22 1922 elected W I Finley president J I Borges vice president and G G Christopher secretary. A Registration Committee Frank McFall J C Carey H A Townes and Executive Committee O T Hinton W T Bates J A H Townes were named. Delegates to the May 1 county convention include Bates Christopher Hinton Hames A Bowen and many others with substitutes allowed.
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Pickens Democratic Club
Court House
W. 5. Finley
W. I. Finley
J. I. Borges
G. G. Christopher
Frank McFall
J. C. Carey
H. A.townes
O. T. Hinton
W. T. Bates
J A. H. Townes
C. L. Cureton
Pickens
I D,.bates
R. T. Hallam
W. W. Ai
Boll Weevil Sermon Calls Nation to Humble Prayer
The Cross Roads church sermon by Rev. D. W. Hiatt urges repentance and prayer to avert divine judgment. It links biblical warnings in Chronicles Malachi and Solomon to wartime hardship, inflation, and the boll weevil, urging turning from sin, restoring tithes, Sabbath observance, and seeking God's mercy to heal the land.
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Cross Roads Church
D. W. Hiatt
Jerusalem
Solomon
God
Malachi
Lord of Hosts
Tiim
England
France
Woodrow Wilson
United States
America
Christ Jesus
Sunday School Convention Draws Students at Salem Church
A district Sunday School Convention for Christians of all denominations met at Salem church on April 16. Weather kept some schools away, but all speakers attended and delivered a helpful program. Prof. W S Morrison of Clemson spoke on welcoming a better teacher and Prof. Ernest Goodwin of Central discussed building up Sunday Schools.
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Salem Church
W. 5S. Morrison
Clemson
Morrison
Pickens
Ernest Goodwin
Central
Sunday School Workers of South Carolina Meeting Notice
The White House quote on Bible literacy frames the message. Warren G. Harding’s Provident address underscores biblical value. The Powel Chapter NAS Roowill holds its next meeting at Mrs. J. I. Banister’s home in Liberty on Tuesday May 2 with an interesting program and full attendance expected.
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White House
Washington, D. C
Warren G. Harding
Provident
United States
Too Kort
Prince George
NAS Roowill
J. I. Banister
Liberty
Call to repentance and national revival amid corruption
A sermon urges return to God as murders and crimes rise across society from poor to elite, warning government leaders who deny Christ. It cites Deuteronomy and calls for humbling, praying, seeking God's face, turning from wickedness, and tithing one tenth of income.
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Christ
Israel
Pickens County Dominates Piedmont Track Meet
Pickens High School placed third in the Piedmont track meet at Clemson College. The county’s eight schools scored 60 points out of 90, two thirds of the total, led by Van Clayton, Pickens County superintendent of education, who called the performance a state pride for Pickens.
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Pickens
Clemson College
Valhalla
van Clayton
Clemson
Pickens County
Reunion of Pickens pupils plans first public school reunion
A plan to hold a May reunion in Pickens for all living pupils who attended the first Pickens public school. The 1869 school, taught by Prof Wueh McCain, stood behind May 1V Craig’s residence, which may soon be removed. Names of many living former students are listed, including Dry John Carlisle, Adan Clark Welborn, Addie Wellingsworth, John Roper, Grifing, Maulhin, Mauldin, Crenshaw, Welborn, Savilla Welborn, and several others.
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Pickens
Wueh McCain
Craig
May
Jennings
Dry John Carlisle
Greconville
Adan Clark Welborn
Greenville
Addie Wellingsworth
Mre
Ansell
John Roper
Maulhin
Ivy M. Mauldin
Columbia
Dieth. G. Clayton
Central
Central: Dr. 4
OM. Crenshaw
J. M. Welborn
M. J. Welborn
Sliss Savilla
Sentinel Heralds as Hickens County’s Leading Ad Medium
The Sentinel proclaims itself the most widely read paper in Hickens County making it the premier advertising medium. It emphasizes broad reach for local notices and campaigns.
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Sentinel
Hickens County
Liberty Wins Track Meet Set Records at Riggs Field
Clemson Calhoun’s Carter Newman leads as four state high school marks fall and two ties set at the fifteenth Piedmont Athletic Association meet. Newman wins multiple events scoring all fifteen points for his school, with O Dell and Alleood among top performers for Liberty and Pickens.
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Clemson College
Piedmont Oratorical and Athletic Association
Riggs’ Field
Likvity High School
Carter Newman
Calhoun-Clemson
Orobf
O'Dell
Alleoud
Pickens
Brown
Gaffney
FE. J. Stewart
Clemson
Tiger
Calhoun-Clemson School Wins Annual Literary Contest
The Calhoun-Clemson school took first in the annual literary contest at Clontisea College last Friday night with the subject The Man they Cannot Forget. Harry Bovlin of Greer finished second and Louis Senborum of Valhalla third. Nineteen schools were represented, marking a second consecutive victory for the Calhoun-Clemson institution.
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Clogg Fee
Clontisea College
Harry Bovlin
Greer
Louis Senborum
Valhalla
Calhoun-Clemson
The Sentinel Enters Its Fifty Second Year
The Sentinel marks its fifty second year of publication with note of long service and ongoing local reporting. The milestone signals continuity for readers, advertisers, and community voices through the paper’s archival presence.
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the Sentinel
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