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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
3
J J McFall home for holidays and legislative session begins January 9. Residents and visitors from Greenville Newberry and Liberty gather for Christmas and New Year events. Local weddings deaths and farm notes mixed with real estate sales and business openings amid winter weather.
John A. Welborn and Mattie L. Stewart married at the bride’s parents’ home on December 24 at 7 o’clock. Rev W A Christopher performed the ceremony in a festively decorated parlor and dining room with holly. The groom comes from Pickens and is a noted young planter. the bride is favored by many friends.
Easley resident A R Hamilton showcased a handmade silk Masonic master’s apron aged at least ninety years. The relic, preserved in fine condition, features fifteen handworked emblems achieving color. Owned by W H H Arian near Easley, it is a family heirloom tracing to John Ariail who moved from Connecticut in 1804 and settled at Pickensville before his 1836 death.
The couple O V Hogsed and Lula Looper wed at 5 o clock on the 19th at the residence of John L Looper in Dacusville Reeves Ga groom a respected young farmer and bride eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Looper admired by all who know her officiating L Robinson N P.
One lot in Pickens on Hagood Street containing 1 1/3 acres with a 6 room dwelling a barn and pasture with water and improvements known as the J. W. Sheriff house and lot to be sold at January 1912 Salesday at the courthouse to the highest bidder. One third cash with terms on balance. M. C. SMITH.
Intelligent young men and women urged to take up correspondence work and mail order business after completing the course. A lively worker can earn from 12 to 50 dollars weekly, according to Parsons' Bureau.
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