Official Pickens County Democratic Primary Ticket 1916
The ticket lists candidates for Congress third district solicitor thirteenth circuit and local offices in Pickens County with selections for home counties and magistrate districts. Voters are urged to cast ballots for Wyatt Aiken A H Dagnall Dominick Horton Tillman for Congress and other county positions including sheriff treasurer auditor superintendent of education and magistrates at Calhoun Cathechee Central Dacusville Easley Liberty Pickens Pumpkintown and Hurricane districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wyatt Aiken
A,h. Dagnall
Fred H. Dominick
John A. Horton
Henry C. Tillman
Birthday Celebration Near Pickens Honors Mrs Stewart
An August 16 gathering at J. M. Stewart's home near Pickens celebrated Mrs. Stewart turning 62. She had not left her house in two years, but friends helped her sit at a long table for a meal, followed by a prayer service. The piece notes a hopeful biblical sentiment about Jesus healing the crippled. Mrs. W. B. Freeman hosted the Entre Nous club last Wednesday with a salad course prepared by her daughter, Miss Sarah Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
J. M. Stewart
Jesus
Beulah
B.W
Large Crowd Hears Blease In Pickens Speech
About 1800 people gathered at Pickens Monday to hear Hon. Cole Li Blease. Also speaking were Fred H. Dominick and A. H. Dagnall with others invited. Smoak received a Cole Blease hat. crowd applauded. Blease condemned Manning administration and urged mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Cole Li Blease
Am B. Craig
Mr. Blease
Fred H. Dominick
A. H. Dagnall
Congress
Geo, Ightman
David Smoak
Manning
Death of Earle E Kennemore in Easley area
Earle E Kennemore a respected Easley area citizen died at his home four miles west of Easley on Sunday after a brief kidney illness. He was 69. Survived by wife Amelia Smith and two children Alton Kennemore and Mrs Champ Mauldin, plus two brothers Elliott M Kennemore of Raven Ark and George E Kennemore near Pickens. Funeral from home Monday afternoon with interment in the family plot on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley Progress
Earle E. Kennemore
Easley
Alton Kennemore
Champ Mauldin
Elliott M. Kennemore
Raven, Ark
George E. Kennemore
Pickens
Amelia Smith
Tilman Smith
Earle Kennemore
Griffin Church Prolonged Meeting Closes With New Members
The Griffin church completed a long meeting led by Rev. Fulton Childress with strong preaching and prayer services. New members were received for baptism, including Julian McJunkin Johnnie Southerland Perry Nabors and others with baptism planned for the second Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Church
Fulton Childress
Julian McJunkin
Johnnie Southerland
Perry Nabors
Eula Arnold
Maud Brazeale
Frances Hughes
Tirzah Hughes
Bettie Leslie
Margaret Hendricks
Oscar Chastain
Mary Chastain
Bessie Comnelly
Gertrude Langford
Ernest Brown
Esley Lynch
Jane Chastain
Atlanta
Jessie Maddox
Norris
Twelve Mile
Addie Stewart
Pickens
Flora Cox
Caensville
Frank Williams
Sumter
Glassy Mountain
Minces Mattie Bowen
Lillian Farmer
Local Social News And Farm Notices From Pickens
Mr and Mrs A K Edens of Pickens route 4 visit The Sentinel office among town folks. Bowen farm demonstrator offers clover seed at cost. he is at the courthouse each Saturday. Eugene Entrekin marries Sula Merck at a relative's home. Elizabeth Mauldin leads women club meetings on bread making for August. Gladys Smith plans Easley visits Aug 28 and club meetings. Mauldin urges prompt attendance. Olive Nealey and Annie Newton sustain injuries in a car wreck near Easley bridge. George A Ellis driven car fell 10 feet after meeting a mule. Ellis recovers and others fare as well. car damaged about 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K Edens
Pickens Route 4
Sentinel Office
Elizabeth Mauldin
Gladys Smith
Easley
Zion
Mauldin Club
Mauldin
Olive Nealey
H. A. Nealey
Pickens
Annie Newton
Clinton
George A. Ellis
Ellis
Easley Bridge
Saluda River
Greenville
Mr. Ellis
Pickens Woman's Missionary Union Meet Dates Changed
The W M U program at Pickens Baptist Church runs August 1 through September 1 with devotional sessions at 10 am led by Mrs R A Hester and a full schedule of addresses reports and prayers. A change from the previously announced dates August 29 80 is noted with lunch provided daily and invitations extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Woman’s Missionary Union
Pickens Baptist Church
Mra
R. A. Hester
D. W. Hiatt
G. A. Martin
J. D. Chapman
Woman’s Missionary Societies
Southern Baptist Convention
Jesus
C. E. J. Watson
Six Mile Academy
J. L. Willis
J. M. Strwart
Splendid Endorsements For Governor Manning From Dr John G Clinkscales
Dr John G Clinkscales former gubernatorial candidate and Wofford College professor endorses Governor Manning for a second term praising his open straight manner and steady fight for clean government. He notes Manning has faced hard tasks and earned public support as election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Clinkscales
South Carolina
Wofford College
Dr. McCain
Theople
Manning
Belton Farmer Supports Manning in Piedmont Primary
D A Geer a large Belton farmer and merchant declares Manning’s strength rising in Piedmont and predicts a strong first primary showing with a likely overwhelming second primary victory. He cites Manning’s record on law and order education and hospital reform as reasons for continued progressive administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Geer
Belton
Piedmont
Manning
Richard
Anderson
South Carolina
É' Sta Hospital
University of the People of
Governor Manning Opens Spartanburg Speech
Governor Manning addresses Spartanburg urging public good continuation through his re election. He appeals to voters about steady leadership and policy progress while highlighting regional concerns.
Are You for Good Government Gov Manning Support
Thomas F. McDow a York attorney endorses Governor Manning for re election praising his ability character and patriotism. He cites governance without quarrel with the General Assembly and Judiciary and says Manning has earned a second term. He notes respect from all departments and contrasts with Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. McDow
York
Manning
South Carolina
General Assembly
Govaihor
Cooper
Manning Has Made Good Across South Carolina
A statement declares improvements in safety and lawfulness statewide. It praises Manning for upholding courts, protecting homes, and reducing crime from the Blue Ridge foothills to the seaboard, with the public urged to recognize progress and respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorer
Manning
South Carolina
Blue Ridge
Seaboard
Hartsville Leader Endorses Manning for Governor
Former Cooper supporter David R. Coker of Hartsville says Manning will win a large vote in Darlington County in the first primary. He cites Manning’s law enforcement record, humane care for the insane, and efficient, economical administration as reasons for support and a return to office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Coker
Hartsville
South Carolina
R. I. Manning
Darlington County
Manning
Darlington
Pee Dee
Manning Support Grows as Rhett Praises Governor
Coast R. Goodwin Rhett of Charleston, President of the United States Chamber of Commerce, lauds Governor Manning. He says Manning should be gratified by a fine reception and strong address, noting promise fulfillment has increased public esteem and support across South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Goodwin Rhett
Charleston
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Manning
Rhett
South Carolina
United States Chamber of Commerce
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J. D. Lanford
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W.L. Pickens
John P. Smith
J. Bogga
J. L. Bolt
B. T. McDaniel
Stewart
Qlar T. Hinton Bennett H. Powers Taylor H. Stewart
N.A. Christopher Henry A. Townes
W. Anderson Looper
R. R. Roark
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F. van Clayton
C. L. Craig
R. T. Hallam
W.S. Richbourg
Calhoun
W. N. Cochran
George R. Pike
Cathechee
George R. Campbell
Central
J. E. Bridges
Dacusvie
F. Sutherland
H. Williams
J. M. Dean
J. M. Jameson
J. Mat Skelton
Eastatoe
W. W. Aiken
W. H. Grant
J. M. Wood
HH. Duncan
W S. Gantt
Liberty
Junius
C. Boggs
Joseph H. Brown
P. S. Cartee
W.F. Gaines
A. S. Porter
Pumpkintown
W. E. Edens, Jr
HU - Ith
Blease
E. E. Kennemore
Griffin News
Willie Brown
Lizzie Anthony
Nellie Freeman
Baltimore
W. A. Woodruff
Cateechee
Kirk Griffin
Ernest Stansell
Golden Cree
Joe Davis
Bowen
Court House
Eugene Entrekin
John Entrekin
Central Route 3
Sula Merck
Mack Merck
Six Mile
J.a.brown
N.P
W. M.U
Joel T. Rice
C. BE. Watson
W. J. Hatcher
Margaret Fund
R. A’s
H. K. Williams
Carpenter
Geo. E. Davis
Perla Hester
Mann
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Governor Manning
Spartanburg
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