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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
3
A roundup of visiting relatives and residents across Pendleton Greenville Anderson and Laurens recounts social trips to Clarksville Piedmont Pickens and Clemson. Notes on illnesses marriages elections and a county campaign express gratitude and welcome.
The Pickens High and Graded School will open for the next scholastic year led by Professor Ballentine. Parents are urged to cooperate with teachers to ensure regular attendance and strong education for every child. Good schools are vital for community growth and character formation.
Mrs Lucy Goodman wife of Jno C Goodman died Friday August 16 after a three week illness. A Sunday school teacher at Calhoun church she leaves three children, parents and eleven siblings. Interment was Saturday at Stone church cemetery with Rev McCane and Rev Mills conducting the funeral. Alais is a One two story brick store on Main street in Pickens offered by C E Robinson with easy terms.
A large revival at Golden Grove church closed August 18 led by Rev. Levi Rigdon and Walter Miller. Attendees from nearby areas filled the building as songs and prayers replaced preaching. The missions collection reached 79 dollars. several souls testified saved. The event moves to Flat Rock with continued hope for many more conversions.
Several local ads offer 40 acres farm land with dwelling water and pasture near Six Mile Academy plus 90 acres on the Twelve Mile river near Hunters mill with cultivation and woodland. Also listed are a six year old roadster horse and buggy, a guitar loan return request, and billing notes from Parsons & Ashmore.
All interested residents are asked to join Thursday morning August 29 with suitable tools to clean off the Morgan graveyard. Signed by committee members G. C. Bolding J. T. Dillard and J. E. Garrett.
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