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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

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Pickens North Carolina road to be completed in 1922

County Supervisor J T McKinney says the Pickens to North Carolina highway will open to the public in 1922. Nine miles graded and topsoiled. twelve more miles to the North Carolina line. State Highway Commission has funded 40,000 dollars. local tax this year about 45,000 dollars.

Pickens-North Carolina J. T. McKinney Pickens Price’s County Chain Gang Mr. McKinney North Carolina Line Chain Gang State Highway Commission Pickens County South Carolina Georgia Florida Transylvania County Brevard Rosman Pickens-Brevard Walhalla Old Pickens Oconee County West Union Tickens County Gap Tall Church

Death of Mr John H Hagood of Pickens County

Mr John H Hagood, a Pickens County native and Confederate veteran, died at his Lima Greenville County home on December 15 in his eighty third year. He served in Co H 8th SC Infantry under Griffin and was born 1820 at the Hapood estate. Survived by three sons and three daughters. Funeral by Rev White at Jackson Grove Methodist and burial in Lima cemetery.

John H. Hagood Pickes Lima Greenville County Benj. Harood Adaline Ambler James E. Harood Ilapood Pickens Hagood Co. H 8. C. Infantry R. Y. AL. Griffin J. B. BE. Stean Hunger's Jeremiah Looper Plaice Pickens County Manassas Hawood Lizzie Goodwin Mr. White Jackson Grove Methodist Church

Governor Cooper outlines $384 million road program plan

The plan, presented to lawmakers, seeks 4 000 miles of new roads over six years with 600 miles hard surfaced and 2 000 miles soft surfaced. Funding includes federal aid, higher auto licenses, existing property tax, a one cent per gallon gasoline tax, and a $10 million state bond issue.

General Assembly Cooper Jegislautors State Highway Department

Federal Jurors Drawn for Greenville Federal Court

Pickens county men are drawn for the petit juries to convene in Greenville beginning January 9 1922 in the first week J I Gassaway of Central is named and in the third week Garrison Wyatt Mason John Wilson Liberty J M Childress Hasley R 6 I J Bivens Pickens P O Wilson Cateechee are listed as jurors

Pickens County Petit Greenville J. ‘I. Gassaway Central Garrison Wyatt Masley John Wilson Liberty J. M. Childress Hasley

Pickens County School Trustees Form Association

Pickens county school trustees met in the courthouse and formed an association to boost the schools. Officers elected: Marcus O Looper president T A Stewart vice president C C Burroughs secretary. A three member constitution committee was named. They favor tax reform and seek bills to require teachers to attend institutes and meetings and to work seven hours daily at school. Representative J S Leopard attended.

Pickens County Court House Marcus O Looper T. A. Stewart C. C. Burroughs Clayton Messrs. W. L. Matheney JJ. R. Martin H. F. Seaborn J. 8. Leopard

Norris Grade School November Honor Roll Listed by Grade

The Norris Grade School November honor roll features first grade students Sybil Gilstrap Martha Boroughs Thelma Garrett Lloye Gilstrap Addie Robinson Isaac Cantrell Velma Durham. second grade lists Harold Ciaines Clyde Owens James Whiten Mickler Whiten Mattie Jo McWhorter Frances Bolding Elza Johnson Mlora Glover May Gillespie Rey Entrekin Choice Gilstrap. third grade includes Furman Billingsley Clenson Billingsley Robert Johnson Bertie Wileram Irene Gilstrap Irene Cantrell. fourth grade Carlyle Clayton. sixth grade Willie Grace A Mullinox Addie Tee Johnston.

Sybil Gilstrap Martha Boroughs Thelma Garrett Lloye Gilstrap Addie Robinson Isaac Cantrell Velma Durham Harold Ciaines Clyde Owens James Whiten Mickler Whiten Mattie Jo McWhorter Frances Bolding Elza Johnson Mlora Glover May Gillespie Rey Entrekin Choice Gilstrap Furman Billingsley Clenson Billingsley Robert Johnson Bertie Wileram Irene

Pickens County corn club meeting honors young exhibitors

In Pickens on December 10 the corn club gathering drew eight fathers. Milton Sutherland and Youn Sutherland led prize winners with a $5 gold award for a ten-ear exhibit. Walter Williams and Perry Nix also won prizes. County agents and local merchants supported the event, with five clubs and seventy-five members.

Pickens County Pumpkintown Goid Youn Sutherland Walter Williams Myr John Williams Mira Perry Nix Jim Nix Long Branch Aponte Bowen Pickens

Pickens County Normal Training Teacher Appointed

The State Board of Education approved a normal training teacher for Pickens County. The Masley High School will host the teacher who will train current and prospective teachers year round and conduct spring and fall classes countywide. Her salary will be paid by the state and the county expects to begin by year’s start with several applications under review.

Pickens County Eaducation Clayton State Board of Education Columbia Masley High School

Cotton buy terms from Bivens & Co Pickens

Local broker Bivens and Company of Pickens lists cotton purchase terms offering 20 cents per unit for suitable lots. The note mentions two-horse Mogul wigrons and one horse Hickory wauans as placeholders or example stock.

Bivens — & Co Pickens

Pickens Leads In Law Enforcement And Education

The 1921 annual report by Solicitor David W. Smoak shows 240 circuit cases disposed, 214 convictions and 26 acquittals. Greenville County accounted for 176 cases with 154 convictions. Pickens County had 4 cases, 3 convictions, and 1 acquittal. Murder trials shaped the record, with several defendants sentenced to death or life terms, and a congested docket reflecting intense, high-stakes prosecutions in the Thirteenth Circuit including Greenville and Pickens counties.

David W. Smoak Thirteenth Circuit Greenville Pickens Delone Greenville County Gailty Pickens County Smoak Supreme Court Muder Pully Miareder Wettine Nian Stauehter Dike Gosnell Qerree Sneak Dye Offee Eine Cuit Hime Tom Harrison Jake Gosnell Bowers Batson Barlowe Dinkley Smart Gibbs Barton Coggins Stokes Brown Salmon White

Farmers May Borrow Money Through War Finance Program

South Carolina farmers may access unlimited funds via the War Finance Corporation. J Clifton Rivers reports to R o Lone that farmers in Greenville Anderson Pickens and Oconee counties can store cotton in state warehouses and borrow for emergencies. About 10 000 bales are stored district wide with loan terms at 4 1 2 percent plus a 2 percent bank handling fee.

United States War Finance Corporation South Carolina J. Clifton Rivers R. O S. Lone Greenville Anderson Pickens Ovonee Lone Easley Mer Long Conestes Myr. Lonp War Finance Corporation the &T Ocahee Counties

Local War Veteran Discharged Returns Home

Tolliver Powell a World War veteran has been discharged from Cuono Sevier hospital after several months and is now residing with his parents Mr and Mrs John Rop of Gainsville Cin. The article notes several local family movements including Marc and Mrs Tan A Roper Blease son of Mes and Mes McRedth and Pamillen of near Pickens, plus Ryan Keith joining a Woodside mercantile company and Silas Simmons planning to move to the old Simmons homeplace.

Tolliver Powell Cuono Sevier Mie John Rop Gains- Ville Cin Marc Tan A. Roper Blease Mes McRedth Reltne Ho. Pamillen Pickens Mavis Jones Riddle Vlamilton Janie Welborn Ryan Keith O Mercantile Ato Woodside Greenville

Singing Conventions Schedule Through January and December

The Hurricane Township Singing convention will meet at Mountain View church on the first Sunday after noon in January at 2 o clock. The Central Township Singing convention will meet at Camp Creek church on the fourth Sunday in December at the same time, all song leaders invited.

Hurricane Township Mountain View Church Central Township Camp Creek Church

Turner and Daisy Jones Wed in Pickens County

Mr J W Turner and Mrs Daisy Jones were married on Sunday December 18 in Pickens County with N J Gnatt performing the ceremony. The couple receive best wishes from many friends.

J. W. Turner Daisy Jones Pickens County W.S. Gnatt N. J

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