Christmas notices and local news from Pickens area
Local brief items note births for Brazeale and Nalley families, James Edens and Patti Major visiting relatives, and Miss Norma Griffin ill at Cateechee. Caroling and church events announced, including Baraca-Philathea banquet on December 29 in Masonic hall, Easley Progress Christmas extra issue, and a union Christmas service at Pickens Baptist church. Several residents, students, and merchants mentioned with holiday activities and community updates.
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The
Baptist Church
Masonic Hall
Prominent Dacusville Citizen Visits County Seat
J. Marion Looper, noted Dacusville resident, stopped at the county seat Tuesday during a business visit and met local officials.
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J. Marion Looper
Dacusville
Greenville student Arthur Allen accepts post with SPUC
Arthur Allen of Greenville, a business college attendee, has accepted a position with the Southern Public Utilities Co of Greenville.
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Arthur Allen
Greenville
Southern Public Uilities Co
Serenade Warning in Pickens Streets
Citizens are urged to avoid street serenades at certain times as police may require performers to serenade officials such as the sheriff or mayor, with guidance to refrain from loud or disruptive noise and bonds.
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Pickens
Bond
Subscription offer with Progressive Farmer trial pickup
The notice promotes renewing The Sentinel subscription with a 50 cent surcharge to receive Progressive Farmer for one year. It promises money back if not pleased after the year. Also warns Pickens residents that shooting fireworks on any street is prohibited and enforcement will be strict during Christmas week.
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the Sentinel
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Reverend Johnson Buys Horse and Buggy After Small Ad
Rev L W Johnson advertised for a horse and buggy in The Sentinel last week. The single small ad drew many inquiries and he says he never saw a small ad produce such good results before.
Doctor Ramsay to Preach Next Sunday at Baptist Church
Illness kept Dr. Ramsay from his appointment last Sunday but he will preach in the morning and evening next Sunday. Many friends here are glad to know he has recovered from his recent indisposition.
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Ramsay
Baptist Church
Buso
Banquet of Local Masonic Lodge Pleases Large Attendance
The annual banquet was held in the lodge hall Friday night with a large crowd in attendance. The event was described as highly successful in all respects and enjoyed by those who attended. Several speeches were made.
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Masonic Lodge
Local News Notes From Easley And Pickens County
S M Boren of the Praters section was in town on business. W M Hagood entertained mills superintendents and overseers at a grand supper in Easley. Ben Hendricks has moved with his wife to a new farm near Loopers Gin. they previously lived near Pickens. G B McLeskey, now in Spartanburg, visited Pickens and plans sale of nearby estate land. Green, nephew of A J Boggs, visited. his mother recently died and he is administrator of her estate.
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S. M. Boren
Praters
W.M. Hagood
Glenwood
Pickens
Easley
Hagood
Ben Hendricks
Loopers Gin
Mrs. Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Mothe
Ben
Pickens County
G. B. McLeskey
Spartanburg
Green
A. J. Boggs
McLeskey
Old Twelve Mile Camp Ground
Magnolia Street
S. C
Death of Henry Jones in Topeka Kansas
Henry Jones a Pickens county native died in a Topeka hospital on December 17 after a two week illness of fever and stomach trouble. He was about 32 years old and had traveled in the West for four years. His body was buried in Topeka. He was the son of Mrs. Edith M. Jones of Central route 2 and left four sisters Mrs J M Entrekin Mrs Leslie Morgan and Misses Berta and Ethel Jones all of Pickens county. He leaves many friends and relatives in the county grieved by his death.
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Henry Jones
Pickens County
Topeka
Kansas
Jones
West
Edith M. Jones
J. M. Entrekin
Leslie Morgan
Berta
Ethel Jones
Pickens Association Reports Full Apportionment To Orphanage
The Pickens association announces the 1914 apportionment to Connie Maxwell Orphanage was paid in full amid financial uncertainty. Leaders praise the effort, pledge to meet new requirements, and urge continued support to care for fatherless children and train them for the kingdom.
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Pickens Association
Jod
Connie Maxwell
The Humble Pumpkin and the Royal Pie
A rustic ode extols the pumpkin as the lowly fruit of the fields. It rises in the domestic scene when the wife bakes a pumpkin pie with sugar cane syrup and spices, transforming it into a culinary wonder admired by all.
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The
Agricultural College
Gutch
Notice of Sale at F A Hughes home Pickens SC
I will sell at my home to the highest bidder on Saturday January 2 1915 the following property Two mules one good Cutaway harrow one Deering reaper almost new one Deering mowing machine and rake one buggy and harness one Chattanooga disc plow one Acme smoothing harrow and other farming tools F A Hughes Pickens SC
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Deering
F. A. Hughes
Pickens
S. C
The Rural Church and the Farm Alliance
Peter Radford argues the church, the press, and the school form a triple alliance essential to community building. He cites farmers as great church builders, notes 120,000 churches funded at $750 million, and urges cooperation to enrich rural life and unity across religious, social, and economic sectors.
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South Main Street
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