Election returns show Dominick reelected in district race
Complete two o’clock returns place Dominick at 13 996, Mc Crary 8 418, Sherard 4 574 with Blease leading governor race at 65 352 to Mc Leod 55 655 and Laney 18 589. Pickens county results list Graig state senator in landslide, Findley elected to the house, and McKinney reelected supervisor.
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Dominick
McCrary
Sherard
Blease
McLeod
Laney
Peters Creek
Cross Roads
Pickens County
Elease
Cantey
Coleman
Duncan
MccLeod
Notice to Executive Committee Meeting at Court House
There will be a meeting of the Executive committee in the Court House at 10 a m on Thursday August to declare the vote. All come who can and if your boxes have not been spent let each Executive Committeeman bring his box so that we can have all present. If you have any passing where you can you unwight send it.
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Court House
Social notes and church revival updates in Liberty
Local items report visitors and guests from Greenville Easley and Anderson including Miss Oline Ball and Misses Borgs and Mahaffey. A First Baptist revival ends with nineteen new members and several by letter plus pastors and visitors from Greely Atlanta Statesboro.
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Oline Ball
Greer
Carl Crane
Pett Chapman
Emmie Smith
Katherine Borgs
Grace Mahaffey
Greenville
Edna Boggs
Hattie Boon Boggs
Clemson
Junius Boggs
John Shirley
Atlanta
Clayton Smith
Easley
L. Chamblin
W. M. Want
Peabody College
Anna Laura Bush
Claudia Kennemar
Mary Moore
Myra Tinele Long
Anna Callaham
J. W. Long
Canary University
Sullivan
Anderson
S. R. Horton
Brown House
Jeff Richardson
Texas
First Baptist
P. M. Bailes
Greely
Bob Roark
D. C. Rankin
Ti. K. Knox
Statesboro
Farmers Picnics Planned Near Easley and Liberty
County Agent Bowen schedules a farmers picnic at Henry Phillips place four miles below Easley next Monday September 4 at 3 PM with talks on growing cotton under boll weevil conditions by N SE Winters of Clemson College and a ladies talk by Mrs Kline. Music by Easley string band and Simpsonville quartet. A similar all day meeting with brass band is planned for Liberty Tuesday September 5 with dinner on the ground.
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Bowen
Henry Phillips
Easley
N. SE. Winters
Clemson College
Kline
Easley String Band
Simpsonville
Liberty
Birthday and marriage tales at the old mill
Mrs. James A. Whiten of Norris hosted a birthday dinner for her postmaster husband as he passed his 50th milestone. The report lists several weddings and engagements with playful “old miller” imagery, noting unions of Emma Britton and Phillip K. Alexander, Maud Speed and Belt Vaurehn, and Joe Cash and Grace Madden, all in Liberty area.
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James A. Whiten
Norris
Jim
Soelock
A. D
Phillip K. Alexander
Emma Britton
Liberty
Belt Vaurehn
About & P. m
Joe Cash
Grace Madden
J. Alonzo Brown
N. P
Singing Convention at Six Mile Baptist Church
The Hurricane Township Singing Convention will meet at Six Mile Baptist Church on September 3 at 2 o clock. Everybody invited.
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Hurricane Township
Six Mile Baptist Church
Death of James BR. Ross in Pickers, D C
Mr James BR Ross of Pickers DC died Tuesday in a lent hospital at age forty eight Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Veern Saw kelonta Jeuitial
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James BR. Ross
Pickers
D. C
Kant
Central News Briefs Cover Local Titles and Marriages
J.O. Julian reports no raid in Kine Grove last week. two stills destroyed and several hundred gallons of beer poured out. women jailed. Walter Ramseur of Washington DC visiting relatives, will return to work as private secretary to Fred Dominick. Aunt Rachel Allen laid to rest at New City cemetery. Magic Johnston takes bookkeeper job at Issaqueena Mill store. Rev T Cy Harvey conducts revival at Wesleyan church with good results. Miss Watts Clayton wed J Th Riser in Greenville. couple to live in Griffin Gia after mountain trip. Dr Lee Stark of Brooklyn NY to assist Rev Goodwin at Methodist meeting around Sept 20. A Hl Exell of Spartanburg visiting his brother Dr P L Ezell.
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J.O. Julian
Kine Grove
Walter Ramseur
Washington, D. Co
Washington
Fred Dominick
Rachel Allen
New City Cemetery
Magic Johnston
Issaqueena
T. Cy. Harvey
Wesleyan Church
Watts Clayton
J. Th. Riser
Greenville
North Carolina
Riser
Griffin
Gia
Lee Stark
Brooklyn
No Y
W. 8. Goodwin
Methodist Church
A. Hl. Exell
Spartanburg
Pll. Ezell
Roll of Gates School July lists by grade
For the month of July the Gates School records names by grade including Seventh Grade Clyde Duckworth Eithel Nations Lois Nations. Eighth Grade Mae Stancil Marcie Stancil B Robertson Cade Nation Tomer Nations. Ninth Grade Eunice Robertson Annie Mae Brown Ray Nations. Mattie Brown is listed as teacher.
Pickens Baptist Conference Opens September 7 1922
Pickens Bible Conference will convene Thursday night at Olioct September 7 1922 running through September 17 with speakers Dr R V Miller Hendersonville NC Dr R A Porest Toccoa Ga Uncle Charlie Providence Ro I Prof R M Bolding singing leader Mr Irvin Miller in charge of building and grounds and AV churches of all denominations invited Committee members listed and revival expected
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Pickens Bible Conference
At & Ollock
R. A. Porest
Toccoa
Uncle Charlie
Providence
R. M. Bolding
Sintings
Irvin Miller
Oldest Churches in Pickens District Debated by Local Baptists
In a Pickens District meeting, church historians dispute which church is oldest. Ro OW. Pickens cites Carmel Presbyterian built circa 1785 as first, while Secora Baptist near Pickens claims 1783 or earlier origins and Keowee Baptist dates to 1798, with the Baptist association arguing for the continuity of older congregations.
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Frank Melall
Pickens DA. R
U. D.C
Pickens
Ro OW. Pickens
Anderson
Carmela Presbyterian Church
Pickens Distriet
Secona
Carmel
Secora
Clements Old Mill
Keowee
Pickens County
Fort George
Mae Pickens
Freemen
Veteran William Morgan Succumbs in Praters Section
William Lafayette Morgan died at home in Praters after months of declining health. A Confederate veteran, he joined the 60s as a youth, was wounded at Ga ine's Mill, and valued Confederate reunions. He leaves three daughters, one son, and a widow. The funeral was at Marview Methodist Church with Rev. Pryor officiating. Flowers testified to community esteem.
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William Lafayette Morgan
Praters
Ateust
Mairview
Mir Pryor
Mollie Gilsteap
Maggie Hunnicutt
Eric Morgan
Oscar Morgan
Gaine’s Mill
Big Pointc On September ath and the Postal Service
Fragmentary OCR text describes postal service workers at Clemeen Crllewe, Nee Ceipyelie, and Witrons involved in a defiled lackete. It mentions Myvervbedy coming and bringing a defiled lackete with the workers.
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Onestal
Witrons
Postal
Sorvier
New York capitalists plan Table Rock resort in Pickens county
Definite plans announce purchase of 2322 acres adjoining Table Rock Cove in Pickens county for a hotel on Table Rock summit. Roads to the site and a summer colony with tourist camps are planned. The project aims for occupancy by summer 1985 and ties to Greenville Brevard road links.
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Greenville News
Table Rock Cove
Pickens County
New York
Table Rock
Bald Knob
Carolinas
Higshays
Pickens
Ratherhind’s
Brevard
N.C
Greenville- Brevard
Greenville-Brevard
Owas
Anderson Liberty road let contract bid announced
Bids will be received for the construction of about five miles of the Anderson Liberty road at the Anderson County Highway Commission office. Estimated total cost around 580,000 with half financed by federal aid. construction to start after bids are opened and accepted.
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Anderson Liberty Road
Anderson County Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Anderson Mail
Pastetoe Township Singing Association Meets at Antioch
The Pastetoe Township Singing Association gathered at Antioch Baptist Church on the second Sunday in August 1922. Officers attended. A. T. Witchestes led the class with several selections, followed by C. Welborn and others. The event closed with Rev. L Wright singing. The group adjourned to Pine Grove Church for an all day singing on September second Sunday, 1922, with invites to the public to bring song books and dinner.
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Pastetoe Township Singing Association
Antioch
Pine Grove Church
W. HH. Grant
Hampton School Honor Roll Includes Grades Nine and Below
The honor roll lists students across grades from third to ninth. Named individuals include Ioan Adams Louise Cantrell Lucille Cantrell Maybelle Towers Joe Cantrell Valley Simmons Rebeyt McDaniel Leray Pugh Kermit Lynch Ray Lynch and Milf ir.
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Tiga Oot
Ioan Adams
Louise Cantrell
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Craig, Findley McKinney
John E. Graig
Elbert Findley
J. O. Williams
J. M. Garrett
J. T. McKinney
J. A. Findley
Finley
Mullinax
Herd
Christopher
Hudson
Jackson
Owens
Dove
Wolf
Winter
Craig
Clarris
Swearingen
Hope
Drake
Congress
Senate
House
Alice Millanata
Central
Croswell
Cross Plains
Dacusville Ee Ee
Opel
Pumpkintown
Easley Mill
Wasley Mill
Glouwood
Holly Springs
Looper
Maplecrest Mill
Mile Creek Eee LL
Rire
Praters Creek
May
Pickens Mill
Ldi
Pleasant Grove
Norris Wees
Shady Grove
Liberty News
G. Cothgan
Columbing
Cateacher
Singing
MR. James BR. Ross
Old Darkey
Julian
Honga Roll OF Gates School
R. V. Miller
Hendersonville, N
Corns Mii
Pmreslev
Mise
Louise Pishey Withorn
Frances Taek
Secgna
Pickens District
Honor Roll Hampton School
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