Medical College of South Carolina opens mid 1910s facilities
The Medical College of the State of South Carolina in Charleston reports an eighty seventh session from October 1, 1915 to June 1, 1936. It notes new three story buildings opposite Roper Hospital with modern laboratories in Chemistry, Bacteriology, Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology and Pharmacy. Roper Hospital holds 218 beds with extensive out patient service and strong clinical advantages.
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Roper Hospital
Charleston Museum
Freeman Wins Craver Heiress in Quiet Montana Wedding
Dick Freeman, formerly of Pickens, married Miss Hena Craver at the Mary D. Craver ranch on Medicine Lodge. Rev. A W Hamilton officiated as Freeman, a South Carolina native, rose to foreman on the Craver sheep ranch and is praised by friends and family.
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Pick Kreaman
Pickens
West
Montana
Mary D. Craver
Upper
Medicine Lodge
Hdna Craver
James Richard Freeman
A. W. Hamilton
Methodist Church
Richard Freeman
South Carolina
Graver
Craver
Miss Craver
Freeman
H-A. Johnson
Arkansas
Wesleyan Methodist Camp Meeting At Central In August
The annual Wesleyan Methodist camp meeting will convene at Central in August 1829. Rev. H C Bedford, the college president at Central, will be among the preachers.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Central
H.C. Bedford
College At
Prohibition Rally Set in Pickens With Upshaw Speaker
A September 2 event in Pickens invites all to a prohibition rally featuring The Georgia Cyclone Upshaw. Gov Manning is invited and the day-long program offers speeches and a basket lunch for attendees.
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Will D. Upshaw
Georgia
Pickens
Gov. Manning
Stephens Family Reunion Marks 58th Birthday Celebration
The Stephens family and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stephens home west of Six Mile on the 7th to honor Mrs. Stephens's 58th birthday. Rev. B.C. Atkinson preached from Hebrews with hymns led by W. J. Rampey. talks followed by several brothers, then a bountiful grove dinner. Bro. Stephens, born near Central and Norris, has lived in his current home since 1877. Married 36 years, they have eight children and 26 grandchildren. a past mule accident left him unable to do hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stephens
Six Mile
Stephens
W. J. Rampey
B.C. Atkinson
Thomas Pace
Mt. Carmel
Charlie Atkinson
Bro
James Mullinix
Central
Norris
Farmers to Meet at Clemson College
Pickens county farmers will gather at Clemson College on August 20 for an informative session. The July 27 meeting was praised, and organizer T A Bowen will lead farm demonstrations showing the buildings and grounds to a large county turnout.
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Clemson
Clemson College
Pickens County
T. A. Bowen
Ile
Marriage in Pickens Promises Union of McDaniel and Holley
A wedding will occur at the bride’s home in Pickens on September 1 with Miss Kiziah Louise McDaniel to wed Mr. George Edward Holley of Atlanta. McDaniel, daughter of Postmaster J. H. W. G. McDaniel, grew up in Pickens and trained as a nurse. Holley is a prominent Atlanta figure who has made friends during visits here.
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Pickens
Kiziah Louise McDaniel
George Edward Holley
Atlanta
Miss McDaniel
J. HW. G. McDaniel
Holley
G. M. Mitchell
Greenville
Cleo Hendrix
Jessie B. Edens
Easley
Agnes Edens
J. M. Stewart
Arley Lynch
Iss Florence Freeman
H. H. Lynch
Thos. Freeman
Ambler
Nurse Miss Jula Hart Located in Masley
Miss Jula B Hart a trained nurse from Spartanburg is located in Masley for unspecified reasons as reported in local notices.
Umbrella Fixer Arrested After Town Tour
C Allen claimed to be a preacher detective spy and umbrella repairman while visiting Pickens Easley Liberty and Norris. After a violent fist fight with a policeman and mounting suspicion he was Jess Willard in disguise he was jailed and may be sent to Morganton hospital.
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C. Allen
Pickens County
Allen
Pickens
Easley
Liberty
Norris
Jess Willard
North Carolina Hospital For
Morganton
N.C
Local Visitors Share News Across County
Mr Carmel locals note visitors including Grace Wyatt of Easley visiting her uncle B D Lenhardt at length. H Frank Smith visited the county seat last Saturday. Anderson, Loomer, Fields and Ellison rode to Anderson in Loopers car. Farmers family trip to Taylors from Pickens via Lathem home. Lenhardt heads to California for the Panama Pacific exposition. Clyde Miller visits Ray Williams. Cedar Springs students are classmates. Mt Carmel meeting ends Friday morning. Rev Pace assists Pastor Atkinson on the Oconee side. Farmers plan to lay by crops this week.
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Grace Wyatt
Easley
B. D. Lenhardat
H. Frank Smith
Messrs. Anderson
Nelson Loover
Ben Fields
Wy. Ellison
Anderson
Loopers
A. W. Farmer
J. K. Lathem
Taylors
Pickens
Tr. A. Richey
Frank Lenhardt
California
Clyde Miller
Ray Williams
Cedar Springs Institute
Mt. Carmel
Thomas Pace
Atkinson
Oconee
Sermons, schools, and election notes from local churches and race
Rev. W. M. Hammond will preach at Enon Baptist Church on the third Sunday at 11. A singing school begins next Monday at Pickens View Church with Prof. Duff Bolding in charge. In the Fourth District primary, Sam J. Nichols and B. A. Morgan lead the race and face a runoff in two weeks. Nichols ahead by about 1,200 votes among six candidates. Contractor Anderson Babb reports steady work, finishing a two story ten room house for Wyatt O’dell on Central Road and a five room bungalow for Mr. and Mrs. Almo Chapman of Liberty, with a nine room two story dwelling for Walter J. Boggs on Liberty Road set to begin next Monday.
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Sentinel
W. M. Hammond
Enon Baptist Church
Pickens View Church
Duff Bolding
Sam J. Nichols
Spartanburg
B. A Morgan
Greenville
Nichols
Anderson Babb
Wyatt O'dell
Central Road
Almo Chapman
Liberty
Walter J. Boggs
Liberty Road
Local Ads Promote Savings This Week
Read the advertisements this week for money saving tips and deals. It may steer shoppers toward discounts, special offers, and featured products.
Oolenoy News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Wedding
August updates from Oolenoy describe Lois Hester teaching at Newtown and visiting the Southerlands, Ford agent W N Jones touring the area, and several families hosting relatives. A Baptist revival ends with nine new members, travel and social visits continue, Agnes Edens returns home, and a wedding occurs as Jarl ey Lynch weds Florence Freeman with warm wishes from friends.
Weekend Visit and Church Activities Highlight Pickens Area
Pickens Route 3 resident Martin Welborn and son Rob ert M. spent the weekend in Williamston. Rev. Johnson wrapped up a successful meeting at Porters Chapel Friday night. The ice cream festival at Salem Methodist church Saturday drew a large crowd and raised money for parsonage refurnishing.
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Martin Welborn
Robert M
Williamston
Gillespie
Olive
Route 5
Johnson
Rev. Johnson
Porters Chapel
Mattie Johnson
Louise Gravley
Greenville District
Bethesda Church
W. He. Lewis
Laurens
Rev. Lewis
Rev
Bethel
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem Methodist Church
Mattie
Buena Johnson
Louise
Annie Grayley
Partnership forms for automobile agency in Pickens county
J M Smith disposed of his interest in Palmetto Pharmacy at Hasley and formed a partnership with W N Jones to deal in automobiles. They hold the Ford agency in Pickens county.
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J.M. Smith
Palmetto Pharmacy
Hasley
W. N. Jones
Pickens County
Fords
Mt. Tabor News Highlights From Children’s Day and Church Activities
The Mt. Tabor community reports a well orderly children’s day with plenty of food and no disturbances. Speeches by J. J. McSwain, S. B. Craig, and R. T. Hallam plus fine child talks praised. Jeanette Singleton funeral at Peters Creek church conducted by Rev. Hunnicutt. Revival at Mt. Tabor closed after a week led by Rev. Foster with strong sermons. A 10 day singing school led by Prof. Burns of Cedar Mountain, NC will begin August 9. Crops show improvement with rains. hopes for cotton prices rise if conflict ends.
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Mt. Tabor
J. J. McSwain
Greenville
B. Craig
R. T. Hallam
Pickens
Jeanette Singleton
Peters Creek Church
Hunnicutt
Mt.Tabor Church
Joseph EF. Foster
Brother Poster
Hell
Brother Fester
Burns
Hogwallow News and Oddities from Oconee County
Rural notes report Hogwallow residents at church admiring a preacher’s watch charm while Miss Hostetter Hocks plans an atmospheric tender read to Wild Onion School. Local verve includes lanterns, a deputy shadowing, and a stray rat surge at the post office amid improving business after rains.
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Jefferson Potlocks
Hostetter Hocks
Gander Creek
Thomas Jefferson
Wild Onion
Tle
Liberty Cotton Weigher Election Set for August 21
The town of Liberty will hold an election to select the cotton weigher on August 21. Ballots will be cast at the usual polling place and results announced after the count.
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Town of Liberty
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