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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

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Forming Hunters Club Stock Turkey-Rich Hills Above Brevard

A Pickens County promoter, L B O'Dell, launches a hunters club to stock mountains above Brevard with turkeys and permit members to hunt during season. Backers include landowners Wade Chastain and W R Price, with about forty turkeys pledged and no fixed member limit. Membership costs one turkey or its price, targeting cooperation from area businessmen to make the Brevard highway a South Carolina hunting playground. W O W meeting notices follow.

L. B. O'Dell Premaineswarden Pickens County O'Dell Pickens Wade Chastain Anderson Brevard Highway South Carolina

Red Cross Felt Mattress Featured In Local Dept Store

Exclusive agents announce The Red Cross Felt Mattress with a 25 year guarantee. See them in Folger, Wendricks & Co Furniture Dept for display and purchase details.

Red Cross Folger,Wendricks & Co

Clerk and Sheriff Sale Results

The clerk and sheriff sale on December 4 1922 listed multiple land tracts sold to various buyers including John Gillespie who purchased 180 150 and 105 acres for total 10000 plus, and others like Mrs S R Kelley, J H Earle Atty, Q F Finley, D D Chapman, S L Robinson, R F Lenhardt, and firms Remington Machine Co McCray Refrigerator Co American Slicing Machine Co. The records show 28 to 285 acre parcels and several Main Street lots with prices ranging from 15 to 1000 dollars.

Jasper Oats J. Sam Wilson John Gillespie D B. Taylor Susan L. Helcombe S. R. Kelley G. A. Gibson Maybelle Wilson Merrett J. H. Earle Atty G. L McWhorter Sarah FE Young Q. F. Finley D. D. Chapman G. L. McWhorter S. L. Robinson J. L. Young W. W. Ford L. K. Couch A. J. Boggs, Sr Calhoun

Special Christmas Furniture Prices At Evolver Wen Dviake Co

Special prices on furniture run from now until January 1. The ad promotes the furniture department with gift ideas. Evolver Wen Dviake & Co advertises a seasonal sale on home goods and Christmas items.

Evolver Wendviake & Co

Plan for Weevil Control Adopted at Columbia Conference

Recommendations for boll weevil control endorsed by agricultural scientists and farmers at a November conference in Columbia on Governor Wilson G Harvey's call. Actions include destroying winter quarters by plowing cotton and corn stalks, cleaning terraces and trash, preparing land early, planting approved seed varieties such as Lighting Express Cleveland Big Boll Delta Type and Dixie Triumph on wilt-infested land, using fertilizer to produce about a bale per acre, applying soda early, planting when ground warms, and coordinating planting across communities from early to mid April.

Conference of Agricultural Scientists and Scientific Farmers Columbia Wilson G. Harvey Lighting Express Cleveland Big Boll Delta Type Dixie Triumph

Athenian Literary Society Holds Regular Meeting

The Athenian Literary Society met Friday afternoon in the High School auditorium. The program featured a debate on whether pleasure comes more from the eye than the ear with Velma Gravely and Essie Stewart for the affirmative and Glenn Cannon and Eugene Cannon for the negative. Patti Porter read, Lois Hames presented current events, and Maud Few performed the jokes.

Athenian Literary Society Velma Gravely Essie Stewart Glenn Cannon Eugene Cannon the Society Patti Porter Lois Hames Jckes Maud Few

Local Couples Tie the Knot in December Weddings

County notes report two December marriages. Frances Lusk wed A P Woolridge with Rev D A Jeffcoat officiating at a Saturday ceremony. Roy Helder of Liberty married Essie Boyd of Easley at M F Hester's home with N P Hester performing the service. The couple then went to the groom’s home for a niece dinner and were wished congratulations.

Frances Lusk A. P. Woolridge Wooldrige Florida the Soldiers Hospital Greenville Lusk Thomas Welborn Pickens D. A. Jeffcoat M. F. Hester Roy Helder Liberty Essie Boyd Easley N. P

Death of Mrs. Wm McKee in South Casoly

Mrs. Wm McKee of this county died last Sunday November 19 after eight decades of life. She leaves three children Ferry James and Leo Mee. She was reportedly the last widow drawing a Mexican War pension in South Casoly.

Wm McKee

Silas Rovers Weds Viola Blair at Rev Seaborn Home

A marriage was conducted at the home of Rev. W. C. Seaborn on November 25. The couple Silas Rovers and Viola Blair, identified as colored, were joined in matrimony.

W. C. Seaborn Silas Rovers Viola Blair

Liberty Farmer Makes 20 Bales on 21 Acres

Greenville News reports Bob Smith of Liberty area on the Easley Liberty highway has produced 20 bales of cotton from 21 acres on his model three horse farm. He practices crop rotation, grows corn peas and clover, and has harvested 200 bushels of peas with much cotton still to gather. He bought the farm 15 years ago and is cited as a progressive example of modern farming.

Bob Smith Liberty Easley-Liberty Piedmont Mr Smith Mr. Smith

Golden Anniversary Celebrated by the Ropers

Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roper entertained all their children last Tuesday to honor fifty years of married life. It was unusual for all to be present as they were scattered, but an extra effort brought everyone together. May their ripe old age be full of joy and happiness.

Sue Cochran Calhoun Mesdamey I. G. Nixon L. P. Crawford Hazel Boggs Ben Martin Clemson College Grace Cochran Beig Nixon Hunnicutt Gracia Payne Roy Boggs Carl Bolich Greenville Pickens Camden Cross Anchor Enerce S. A. Roper

Card of Thanks for Mrs. J W Turner

The daughters and son of Mrs. J W Turner express gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death. The Baptist Sunday school voted to give the children a Christmas tree at the church.

J W. Turner The Baptist Sunday School Baptist Church

Roy Nealy Injured While Coupling Cars in Teccoa Ga

Roy Nealy a former Pickens boy received an injury last Wednesday while coupling cars for the Southern Railroad at Teccoa Georgia. It was thought at first his hand might require amputation but at Greenville City hospital doctors said only one finger would be removed. He remains in Greenville hospital and is improving.

Roy Nealy Pickens Southern Railroad Teccoa Greenville City Hospital Mr. Nealy Greenville

Singing Convention at Mt Grove Church Dec 10 1922

The Mostatoe Singing Convention will meet at Mt Grove Church on December 10 1922 at 2 o clock. IT Wright serves as president.

Mostatoe Singing Mt. Grove Church IT. I. Wright

Just Received Another Shipment of Fall Coat Goods

Just received another shipment of ladies coat suits children misses and ladies coats at fall prices. Toler Tendricks and Co. offers a selection of coats and outerwear for women and children announced in a concise retail notice.

Toleer, Tendricks

Pickens North Carolina Highway Resumes Construction

The Pickens North Carolina Highway project, linking Pickens with Land of the Sky in North Carolina, is back underway under J B Ross Jr. A new contract promises a quick completion, possibly with day and night shifts and two steam shovels. Ross says 500 men can be mobilized if needed, and the road’s progress has excited residents as work resumes toward the mountains.

Pickens North Carolina Land Ross Bald Knob Pickens County

Central Methodist church completes $60,000 building and school expansion

The Central Methodist church in the region has completed a new building costing 60,000 dollars and begun services under Rev. M. T. Wharton from the Upper South Carolina Conference. The church reports strong church activities, with a large Sunday school and a 50 member men’s Bible class. An additional high school building costing about 25,000 dollars will be occupied next Monday to ease congestion, featuring running water and a modern heating system funded in part by donor W. L. Gassaway. Trustees include J. H. Ramsour, F. L. T. Morgan, and C. J. Tarrant. C. J. Tinsley serves as school superintendent.

Ite Department of Education Budget Commission Biones al Saies Flat Rock Ruhamah Dacusville Maynard Cedars East Elias Cedar Rock Bethlehem Tesa el Ee Roanokes2oos Fee Long Branch Pleasant Hill Kings Palestine Pratevescess Mile Creek Keowee Hampton Holly Springs Rockey Grove New Townie Ae Ca Montvale SAV Raat Central Methodist M. T. Wharton McCormick Upper South Carolina J. OH. Remeseur RL G. Gaines KL OB. Morgan HT. G. Vewers Rv Ramseur T. W. Wallace C. J. Tarrant G. Roland Roeland W. L. Gassaway Central Greenville Gassaway The Central Schools J. 11. Ramsour Flt. Morgan

Sale of farm property by G A Gibson at residence

G A Gibson will sell for cash at 10 a m on Saturday December 8 at his residence near W I Carne's. Items include one horse about 12 years old 30 bushels of corn in shack 400 bundles of fodder and a small lot of farming tools. Highest bidder wins.

G. A. Gibson W. I. Carne

Courthouse Officials Praised for Financial Order

Messrs. Jones and Nash from the Comptroller General’s office audited Pickens county offices last week. They praised Treasurer O T Hinton for careful banking and bond requirements, noting “Apple Pie Order” across offices and expressing citizen approval. Their full report will be delivered to the foreman of the war duty.

Messrs. Jones and Nash Comptroller Generals Office Jones Pickens Hinton Messers. Jones O. T. Hinton Pickens County Nagh Leff Pieens

Governor Harvey Urges Game Protection Across State

Gov. Wilson G. Harvey letters supporting enforcement of 1919 Game and Fish Laws. Pickens County warden I B O’Dell says the chief executive backs game wardens and urges sheriffs and peace officers to actively cooperate with the Game Department in enforcing the laws.

Gov. Harvey I. B. O'Dell Pickens County State OF South Carolina Omee Col. A. A. Richardson Columbia S.C Game Department Wilson G, Harvey

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Hunters Club Brevard Bobo and L. Cain Omaha Nebraska Surrounding J. M. Martin Clerk’s Sales Sheriff’s Sale Washington Wm. McKee Liberty Farmer Greenville News Singing North Carolina Highway J. B. Ross, Jr Occupy New School Harvey O'Dell Motor Co Picken County Hl. L. Bivens Than Cottor Tock Wade Chalmer
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