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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

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Official List of First 364 Men Drawn in Pickens Co

Published official list shows Pickens County drew 864 names for possible Army service with 142 men to be chosen. Exemption exam dates run August 7 to 9 at the courthouse for listed individuals. those seeking exemption must file affidavits by August 7. Names include Walter Bruce Couch Arkius Franklin Galloway and many others as potential draftees or exempt applicants.

Pickens CO Pickens County United States Army Exemption Board Court House Washington The Sentinel

List of Names from Historical Register Compiled

A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names including James Melvin Rice J Leland Ellenburg Ernest William Hunter Eugene Melton Mull Ephriam Alexander Cooper Olin Lemuel Craig Paul McDow Truman Childress Allen Nathan Crawford Willie Devoe and many others across multiple lines. The item reads like a ledger of individuals possibly for a roster or notice column with no accompanying context or dates.

James Melvin Rice J Leland Ellenburg Ernest William Hunter Eugene Melton Mull Ephriam Alexander Cooper Olin Lemuel Craig Paul McDow Truman Childress Allen Nathan Crawford Willie Devoe Boys Samuel Lee Perry O C Ferguson James M Bagwell Sam Perkins Thomas Zachary Osteen Noah RJ Hunter Luther Johnson Ray Dolphus Collins George Washington McAdams John Ches Whitmire Andrew Acker John Winslow Brooks Ernest Marie Porter Samuel Edward Evatt Wil Carver Rayymond Taylor McKinley Mansell Joseph Benjamin Mien Mppr John Lloyd William Simpson Leo McDowell Salar Ray Crooks Clarence R Porter Rufus Albert Johnson Robert Dalton William Franklin Mullinix George Guy McAdams Marcus Evans Hester William McFall Lusk Babe Chapman Tom McCoy John Freeman Stansell Isaac Pinkney Farmer Frank Arnold Taylor Ben Tillman Winchester Winton Ware Leo Gambrell William Lemuel Henson John Simmons Ben Winton Skelton Haines Taylor James Austin Dillard James Mibert Galloway

Pleasant Grove News Shows Heavy Rain and Local Happenings

Rain boosts crops but threatens plowing as farmers await drier days. Prof Paul Carpenter leaves Pleasant Grove school after a week to take a rural carrier job in Greenville county. A deadly disease hits horses locally. Mrs J J Rigdon has Pellagra rumor denied. Mrs Mary Fortner visits Greenville. Nation on a moral note urges watch and prayer in daily life.

Paul Carpenter Marietta Greenville County Sam J. J °. Rigdon Mary Fortner John Anders Greenville

Pickens Route crops show strength in section

The letter notes crops in Pickens Route 3 look fine with corn and cotton progressing. It reports Montvale Sunday school at 110 pupils with 70 average attendance under W. L. Gravley. It also criticizes Hassood school crowdedness and small one room building.

Montvale W. L. Gravley the Sentinel Hassood Hagood Sam Brother Nations Pickens Farmer

Birthday Celebration for Mrs Malinda Hudson at Hagood's mill

Family and friends gathered at her Hagood's mill home to mark Mrs Malinda Hudson's 63rd birthday with a bountiful meal and music. Relatives and neighbors attended including Mr and Mrs J F Kelley and others, expressing wishes for many more happy returns.

Malinda Hudson Hagood’s Mill J. F., Kelley M.N. Gravley Jesse Ward W. Grant Judson

Union Meeting at Secona Discusses Church Discipline

The Pickens Association held a two day union meeting at Secona with better Sunday attendance. Discussions centered on church discipline and a committee urged churches to discipline members per New Testament guidance. Prof. St Tatham spoke on organized Sunday schools and Rev. J J Willis preached a stirring sermon. The next union meeting will be at Cross Roads church.

Pickens Association Secona St. T. Dlatham J. J. Willis Cateochee Cross Roads Church J. R. CooNreniy

Fraternal Report From Woodmen Sovereign Camp in Atlanta

A Woodmen delegates meeting in Atlanta from July 10 to July 21 highlighted noble council leadership, constitutional tweaks, and strong fellowship. DD. W. Torr notes unity across regions, praised Commander W A Syazel, and praises Frazer for calming sessions. Delegates from South Carolina participated with good will and lasting ties.

W.O.W Sovereign Atlanta Fellowship of the Brethren W. A. Syazel Frazer Everbody Hess South Carolina DD. W. Torr

Stray News: Rocky Bottom and News Town Start Schools

Rocky Bottom school opened Monday July 23 with Earle Chastain as teacher. News Town school began July 28 with Will Chastain in charge. he taught here last session. A Liberty Boy Scout party toured Table Rock last week under Prof Richbourg. Mr and Mrs 1% Jones visited suburbs of Pumpkintown. Sutherland notes he is active in horse and mule trade seeking balky horses.

Rocky Bottom Earle Chastain News Town Will Chastain Chastain Liberty Table Rock Richbourg Jones Pumpkintown Ajc Sutherland

Birthday celebration for Mr and Mrs Me Junkin at home

July 20 a large gathering at the McLunkin home celebrated Mr J N McLunkin’s fifty eight birthday despite bad weather. A front porch feast and singing dominated the day with Rev J J Gillespie delivering addresses and prayers for the young men. Attendees included MeJunkin and families Day Mc Junkin Cantrell Connelly Smith Jones Childs Craig Brazeale Watson and many others totaling about one hundred twenty. The event was recalled as a pleasant day with wishes for many more useful years.

J. N. Mclunkin J. J. Gillespie Mesareg Rob Elbert Hubert MeJunkin W. ‘T. Day Daniel McJunkin GT. Freeman

Correction on Treasurer Shortage Settlement

The Sentinel corrects a prior claim that ex Treasurer Taylor H. Stewart settled the shortage. The actual settlement was made by the treasurer’s bondsmen J. M. Stewart J. McD Bruce and J. M. Mauldin after learning from Treasurer Hinton that Stewart had borrowed the deficiency.

the Sentinel Taylor H. Stewart J. M. Stewart J. McD. Bruce J. M. Mauldin Hinton

Anti-Conscription Meeting At Cedar Rock School House

An anti conscription gathering filled Cedar Rock school house last Saturday afternoon with Joel H. Miller as chair man, Larry C. Gilstrap secretary and A. W. Singleton treasurer. Speakers included W. L. Pickens Joel J. Miller Mr Gillespie and W. Eddie Bowen. Funds were raised to hire lawyers to challenge the law before the supreme court, and a test case is planned. A petition to repeal the law will be sent to Congress in Washington. Another meeting is planned for Cedar Rock next Friday.

Cedar Rock Joel H. Miller Larry C. Gilstrap A. W. Singleton W. L. Pickens Joel J. Miller Gillespie W. Eddie Bowen Supreme Court Congress Washington

Resolutions Thank Masley Citizens for County Girls Course Help

Resolutions praise Masley citizens for hospitality and cooperation in the county short course for girls. The measure thanks K A Rogers for Lyric entertainment and Mrs R P Smith for home receptions, ministers and speakers, musicians, Boy Scouts, the William Easley chapter Daughters of the Confederacy, Miss Mauldin and sisters, hostesses, and commits to helping others and the motto Make the Best Better. Copies go to county papers and officials.

Masley Boy Scouts William Easley Daughters of the Confederacy Mauldin Iasley Elizabeth Mauldin L. A. Rogers RK. IF. Smith U. D.C Chleo Tallum Munich Clayton Evelyn Parr

Sentinel's Honor Roll July Subscriptions Add Names

July honor roll lists new subscribers including WR Dodgens Hovey Murphree JT Skelton Frankfoster J HH Gaines L Owens SG Brewer K I Tunter ED Self Jet Parnell Mrs J Hf Maxwell PP Bogos Maynard Rop J oH Baker JA Hrissey Renewal St RB Brown BA Cassell RM Melunki AO Chastain RT Walum Bruce Burge JM Reese W A Masters JT Crow TS Turner JDM Keith FB Ponder Will T Irreen and many others with Mrs HE A Johnson Mrs Bessie King Mrs BC Robinson J iphons W M S FSlod Mrs I A Robinson CD Bolt Bf Johnston Roark Powell J A Williams IA Roper Henley Porter AC Mann BI Robertson CW Parrott RN McColhim

Dodgens Hovey Murphree Skelton Frankfoster Gaines Owens SG Brewer K& I Tunter Jet Parnell Maxwell Bogos Maynard Oh Baker Hrissey Brown Cassell Melunki Chastain Walum Bruce Burge JM Reese Masters Crow Turner Keith Ponder Iphons A Robinson Bolt Johnston Roark Powell J A Williams IA Roper Henley Porter AC Mann Robertson CW Parrott McColhim

Sentinel Bulletin on Local Draft Exemption Boards

Physical examinations are in order and exemption boards issue calls. The Sentinel promises news on board work and decisions, inviting readers to rely on the paper for all big news of interest to subscribers.

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City Official Endorses Acid Iron Mineral

Salem Virginia officials praise Acid Iron Mineral as a constitution builder and health restorer for older adults. Chief I G Webber, police chief and water works superintendent, says it stops bleeding, heals sores, and strengthens weak vital organs. The ad claims the mineral is natural, not a patent medicine, and widely sold by druggists in various sizes.

Salem Vom I. G. Webber Virginia Webber

Bioweeat Horseswappers Convention Heads to Pickens

A large crowd is expected as the bioweeat horseswappers convention is set to begin in Pickens next week. The event starts Monday August 6 and runs for seven days, with federal court in session concurrently in the town.

Pickens County Pickens Federal Court

Oconee County Singing convention at Bethel Oakway

The Oconee county annual singing convention gathers with Bethel church in Oakway on the first weekend of August. Representatives from neighboring counties are invited. J. I. Morton serves as president.

Oconee County Bethel Church Oakway J. I. Morton

Lightning damages Perry Cassell homestead during storm

During the Friday afternoon electrical storm lightning struck Perry Cassell’s crib on Wade Chastain’s land above Pickens, destroying the crib and all corn. W. O. T. Nalley near Pickens also lost two cows to the same lightning strike.

Lipelnings Perry Cassell Wade Chastain Pickens W. Ow.t. Nalley Filso

Village Oracle on War and Knowledge

The Village Oracle discusses timely topics and war, noting his cousin’s marriage and a path to knowledge fading with death. The fragment hints at a broader reflection on war and understanding within the town characters.

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