Guests at Brown's Hotel List Local Visitors
The hotel registries show two weeks of guests at Brown's Hotel including S. M. Cathcart, Mr and Mrs J J Baldwin with two children, Mr Baldwin, Mrs T E Howard and daughter, Harold Webb and others from Anderson Walhalla Easley Columbia Charleston Pickens and surrounding areas. The lengthy list names numerous individuals and families visiting the city.
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Brown’s Hotel
S. M. Cathcart
J. J. Baldwin
Baldwin
T. E. Howard
Daugher
B. C. Webb
Harold Webb
St. Clair Webb
W. G. Smith
W. W. Robinson
Willie Wray Robinson
FE. A. Ratcliffe
Wilson Ratcliffe
Dean Ratliffe
J. B. Jameson
F. A. Findley
L. B. O'Dell
Sirrene Higgins
Maude Richmond
Easley
S.C
W. Langston
L. C. Thornley
Weldon Christopher
Gignilliatt
Christopher
Kirksey Declared Winner in Cotton Weigher Election
In the last Saturday election, Kirksey received the highest votes and was elected. A total of 530 ballots were cast with Frank Kirksey tied to sixth place. Allgood, Frank Bradley Field among others were listed in incomplete results.
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Cotton Weiber
Kirksey
Frank Kirksey
Allgood Frank Bradley Field
Frank G. Allgood
Duncan and Fendley Wed on Central Route
Mr. L. B. Fendley married Miss Pearl Duncan on Central route 2. Simons, notary public, officiated. Friends extend best wishes for a prosperous life together.
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L. B. Fendley
Miss Pearl Duncan
Fendley
Miss Pearl
Ben Duncan
J. D. Simons
Card of Thanks for Neighborly Help in Illness and Death
Mr Editor I take this method to thank my kind neighbors and friends for their help and many kindnesses shown in the illness and death of my wife also to Th R J Gilliland for his untiring efforts to relieve her suffering and restoring her to health May gods richest blessings rest upon each one of them LABAN MAULDIN
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Th. R. J. Gilliland
Laban Mauldin
Barn rebuilt with help of neighbors honored by letter
Joseph Stansell Jr thanks dear friends and neighbors for rebuilding their barn after loss and says he will publish the helpers’ names in The Sentinel in a few weeks.
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the Sentinel
Joseph Stansell, JR
Enon Graveyard Cleanup at Local Church
Members of the church and interested residents are asked to meet at the Enon church on Friday morning August 21 to clean the graveyard grounds. Bring suitable tools and stay until the work is completed. H. D. Singleton, C. C.
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Ne Church
H. D. Singleton
C. C
Picnic and Four Ball Games Notice
An invitation announces a picnic and four ball games to be held Friday August 23 in Mrs. Holden's pasture on Keowee river. All are invited to attend.
Wisconsin Woman Welcomes Twenty-Eighth Child
The Columbia State notes a Wisconsin woman giving birth to her twenty eighth child amid family celebration and local interest. The brief highlights the ongoing fertility milestone within a large household and community reaction.
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Wisconsin
Columbia State
Local and Personal News From Pickens and Nearby Towns
Local items note Dr. Woodruff of Cateechee visiting Pickens on Wednesday and L Houston Craig of Greenville as a business visitor on Tuesday. A crowd heard John G. Clinkscales and Robert A. Cooper Tuesday night at Central. Washington's Mr Edgar Morris visits Pickens. Several locals and visitors from Atlanta and Norway are mentioned, with Nellie Grandy returning home after five weeks. The Liberty Presbyterian church will be dedicated August 30 at 11 am. Antioch Baptist school closes with a concert August 21 at 1 30 pm. An auto accident near White Water injures no one seriously when E M Gillespie escaped a 40 foot embankment last Sunday.
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New Presbyterian Church At Liberty
Local notices from Pickens mix births visits and campaign
On August 25 a boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Field. Several residents, including Miss Ruth Parsons and Miss Eva Holder, visited relatives in Calhoun and Anderson counties. J P Anders of Fortner met on business, and Frank McFall of Pickens Bank is on vacation. Various locals visited kin, and Alpha Clardy wed Samuel Lewis on August 16, 1914. Campaign meetings drew speakers at Cateethee, Norris, and Antioch ahead of Pickens events.
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J. B. Newbery
Alpha Clardy
Samuel Lewis
Pickens Route 2
Local visitors and residents noted in Pickens
D L Barker a farmer of Fortner was in Pickens last Tuesday. Congressman Wyatt Aiken was a prominent visitor in Pickens this week. Miss Mattie Griffin teaching in Greenville county was home for the weekend. Mr John Hill and Miss Minnie Hill of Greenville visited Mr Fred Jones recently.
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Clelo C. Porter
St. Louis, Mo
Pickens
D. L. Barker
Fortner
Wyatt Aiken
Mattie Griffin
Greenville County
John Hill
Minnie Hill
Greenville
Fred Jones
Pat Jennings Located at Home in Pickens after Newport Stay
Pat Jennings, who has been in Newport, Tennessee for several months, is at his home in Pickens.
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Pat Jennings
Newport, Tenn
Pickens
Mrs Judge Welborn Hosts Miss Clora Griffin in East Pickens
Miss Clora Griffin of Washington D C visits her sister Mrs Judge M Welborn in East Pickens for a social call.
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Clora Griffin
Washington, D. C
Judge M. Welborn
East Pickens
Married. by J. B. Newbery at Miss Eva Byers
A notice reports the marriage of Eva Byers and James T. Norris of route 6 with officiant J. B. Newbery.
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J. B. Newbery
Eva Byers
James T. Norris
Route 6
Manning for Governor in South Carolina Ady Endorsement
A political notice endorses Richard I. Manning of Sumpter for governor. It praises him as a practical farmer and successful administrator who will enforce the law impartially, promote better fertilizers and conditions, and lead South Carolina to prosper and well govern.
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Richard I. Manning
Sumpter
Manning
South Carolina
Ady
Lee County Endorses Manning for Governor
The Lee County farmers and business men urge South Carolina voters to support Richard I. Manning for governor. They praise his farming and business acumen and his open, principled public life. The letter urges united support to govern wisely for the next two years, signed by local leaders.
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Bishopville
D. C
South Carolina
Lee County
Richard I. Manning
Manning
J. 4
Stuckey
J. W. Boykin
A. H. Brown
W. J. Josey
J. Cr. McDuffie
B. W
Wedding of Emory Holleroyd and Mary Cureton in Greenville
Rev L E Wiggins attended the marriage of his nephew Emory Holleroyd of Anderson to Miss Mary Cureton in Greenville on Wednesday. Miss Cureton lived here as a child and her father Bob Cureton once supervised Pickens oil mill. A crowd of 1000 gathered at the courthouse to hear state candidates in the penultimate campaign speak. Governors’ final Greenville speech followed.
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L. E. Wiggins
Emory Holleroyd
Anderson
Mary Cureton
Greenville
Miss Cureton
Bob Cureton
Pickens
Court House
Pickens Township Singing Convention At Secona Next Sunday
Pickens Township Singing convention will meet with Secona next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Prof J L Murphree will be with us with his class from Concord where he has just closed a most interesting school. Other prominent singers will be present and leaders invited.
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Pickens Township
Secona
J. L. Murphree
Concord
Fish Chowder and Butter Cream Icing from Home Cookbook
A recipe for white fish chowder with potatoes onions thyme celery salt and optional tomatoes and milk or water only version. It instructs layering ingredients simmering twenty minutes, then adding hot milk or tomato and sugar to prevent curdling, and offers a milk free alternative. Also included is a butter cream icing method using unsalted butter icing sugar and flavoring with guidance on soft spreadable consistency.
Keeping Fruit for Long-Term Freshness
A fruit grower advises buyers of lemons oranges grapefruit or apples in bulk to wipe each piece with soft old wool flannel to absorb moisture. Wrap individually in new oiled paper such as greaseproof rice paper and place loosely in a barrel or box in a cool dry place to keep for several months.
Norris News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Miss Seigler of Belton and Miss Ethel Clayton of Central manage local progress. Henry Griffin recovers from illness. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Mauldin on August 6. Lonnie Freeman from Winston-Salem expected home soon. Gilstrap and Mauldin depart for the mountains. Miss Billingsly and Elgin visit Central. Tessie Hughes visits J A Clayton. E T Collins and wife visit area. Protracted meeting closes at Smith’s Chapel July 23. Charley Pack dies near Gassaway’s bridge. Neil Brown and Paul Brandon spend Wednesday in Norris. Crops look fine despite drought. Country BEAUTY.
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Seigler
Belton
Ethel Clayton
Central
Henry Griffin
Ted
S. E. Mauldin
Lonnie Freeman
Winston- Salem
N. C
Bell Telephone Company
Ralph Gilstrap
Lewis Mauldin
Mountains
Mary Billingsly
Elgin
Tessie Hughes
Near Liberty
J. A. Clayton
E. T. Collins
Smith’s Chapel
A. F. Greene
Miss Well Powell
Six Mile
Flat Rock
Velma Powell
Ma. Bell Mauldin
Bessie Dickard
Liberty
Mary Bllingsley
Charley Pack
Gassaway’s Bridge
Neil Brown
Paul Brandon
Norris
R. E. Parrott
Enrollment Rise for Colored Children in South Carolina Schools
Lancaster News notes during the past year 25 000 more colored children enrolled in South Carolina schools, contrasting with white enrollment and highlighting opposition to compulsory education.
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South Carolina
Lancaster News
Letting Bad Enough Alone
A young theologian named Fiddle refused to accept his degree saying it is enough to be Fiddle without being Fiddle. Public interest notes T. J. Donovan, who has been in the county in the service of the Carolina Timber Company, returned to Chicago Tuesday and looks forward to a pleasant trip to Pickens.
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Philo
T. J. Donovan
Carolina Timber Company
Chicago
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Rexall
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Ph. G
Bennington Hall
Folger, Thornley & Co
Hal
Cheney & C.O
Toledo
O. Fe
F. J. Sen
Enon Graveyard
F. W. Lippman CO
Savannah
E Pharmacy
Dr. Woodruff of
Cateechee
L. Houston Craig
John G. Clinkscales
Robert A. Cooper
Edgar Morris
Alice Finney
Atlanta
D.C
Leila Folk
Norway
Julia Reed
Denmark
Nellie Grandy
O. M. Branch
Helen McRee
Watkinsville, Ga
Lawrence Roper
R. M. Bolding
Antioch Baptist Church
E. M. Gillespie
Whitewater
Mr. Gillespie
Ruth Parsons
Calhoun
J.E. Medlin
Eva Holder
Anderson County
J.P. Anders
Matthew Hendricks
Cole Boy
Tudsay
Frank McFall
The
Pickens Bank
Emily Bright
State Bank Examiner
Brown
L. E. M. Freeman
Meredith College
Grace Hutchins
Greer
Bessie McMakin
Cross Roads Church
J. F. Singleton
Sloan
Charleston
Ball
Columbia
B. A. Hagood
Jewell
Bonnie Lee Henderson
M. E. Mull
Cross Roads
W.E. Wiggins
St. George
Rev
Mr. Wiggins
George S. Legare
Emily
Norma Griffin
Julia Legare
Whitewater Inn
Cateethee and
Antioch
8. M.brunson
Telegraph and
Norris News
Folger, Thornley &Co
W. L. Burnside
McCormick
S. C
Findley & Stansell
Sentinel Office
B. G. Field, Ickens
Pickens View Church
the Mill
Southern Railway
St. Louis
Sam Porter
E. L. Dacus
Care Cotton Mill
Oklahoma
M. D. Smith
Muskogee
Okla
J. B. Newbery, Esq
Pickens County
Ivey Clinton Cannon
William Cannon
Ory
Ieaoai
Oxfords
Price
Tullulah Falls
Via
Southern R. R
Georgia
Westminster
LEAVE
Easley Liberty
Norris Central Calhoun Courtenay Anderson Denver Sandy Springs Pendleton
A. m
Seneca
Richland
Tullula Falls
Tullulah
Taber
J. T PA
Greenville, S. C
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