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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
8
A string of visitors and illnesses fill the locals column as residents travel to Clayton Georgia Brevard Rosman and Greenville. Names include Miss Leda Brazeule Mrs Hester Mrs Stallings and Dr James Price with social visits among families and a Baptist Church service with four new members received.
Little Clar T. Hinton Jr improves after illness. Christine Clayton visits the Van Clayton family. Mabelle Finney stays with Zena Brazeale. Joe Broyles of Anderson visits Ora Meall. Mattie Sutherland from Easley visits. Margie Smith visits Nell Smith in Liberty. Keowee Pharmacy ad noted. County campaign opens in Easley Tuesday at ten. Mrs. H. B. Seabourd visits Greenville. May Morris visits relatives in Hartwell. O E Nalley near Easley weekend with Durhams. Eliza Mauldin Grandy from Atlanta visits Pickens area. Mrs. Charlie Durham nurses W R McKinney at Eastee after leg injury. Pickens League of Women Voters holds regular meeting at court house Thursday at 5. Myvie and A E Grenice attend Sportapbiury event. S D Groves of Liberty guests of Claxtons. France Cox misses Sunday school for first time in ten years due to illness. Thomas Welborn arrives Greenville with son Peonie, health improving in hospital.
Mrs. M. C. Smith and her children will travel to New York this week to stay several weeks with her husband, cotton broker Mr. Smith. Jno Bailey and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Poole of Anderson visited their relative Mrs. Troupe Partridge last Sunday. Rev. J. C. Diggs and family returned to Pickens after a pleasant three week trip to Junaluska and other spots in North Carolina.
The Pickens community held its annual slavery reunion with a large turnout. Captain James H. Griffin spoke, and U D C and D A R members are expected to attend the Kirksey home event next Friday for the August meeting. An August 10 cotton election requires certificates by Wednesday. Local officials praised for tidy reports. social notes mention a Bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. Mack Christopher.
The county tax books remain open until September 1 with executions to sheriff for collection on that date and penalties higher if paid in the treasurer's office. Hon. J P Carey Jr spoke at the Baptist church last Sunday night urging youth to obey God and parents and avoid crime from bad company, emphasizing living for God.
A wedding at a residence near Cateechee on Saturday July 29 united Deforest Satterfield and Julia James. Officiating was J Alonzo Brown N P. The groom is son of Sam Satterfield of Central and the bride youngest daughter of W C James of Central. The writer wishes them happiness and prosperity.
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