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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
8
The ladies prayer meeting will meet Friday evenings at 4 o'clock with Mrs Wesley Garrett. All Pickens ladies are invited. Mrs Jank Hahne and master Leonard Hahne have returned to Savannah Georgia after a pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs Leland Boggs of Kastatoo.
Central reports a successful chautauqua last week with enthusiastic response. Arrangements for a return engagement next year were made, noting Easley and Central as Pickens county's only chautauquas this year and both towns plan more elaborate programs next year. Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company promises full groceries with fresh goods, right prices and prompt service to win your trade.
Judge T J Mauldin spent the week end at home. Ivy Mauldin and Meda Bogis also visited relatives. Frank Christopher and Porter Hamilton were in Greenville. B P Kelley reports his wheat and corn mill running daily. J P Carey Jr returns from Georgetown S C with fish tales. R E Yongue to Pendleton for a home remodel contract. Family reunion planned at Marion Stephens on August 7 with baskets. Dr J P Jewell moves to Piedmont to practice. Gussie Cureton visits Greens ville at her ill mother’s bedside. Roanoke minstrels perform August 5 at Dacusville school auditorium. Revival closes with 84 added to Six and Twenty church. Universal Corn exposition delegates named for San Francisco August 5 and 6. Mrs Mary Alexander dies at home near Pickens from heart embolism. Peters Creek school house contract awarded to R B Yongue. Prohibition rally announced for the month with date to be announced. Picnic on courthouse lawn. Comptroller Carlton Sawyer reviews county books, finds them in excellent shape. Salem Methodist Ladies Aid ice cream supper August 7 to furnish the parsonage. Cross Roads church hosts meeting with Dr L E Freeman of Meredith College expected to preach. Public invited.
Mrs. Margaret Gillespie wife of L M Gillespie died Sunday August 1 at her home near Flat Rock church. She was 46 and left a husband and seven children. Funeral by Rev S R Bass, burial in Flat Rock cemetery. May God bless the bereaved family.
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