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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

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Special Train Planned to Hear Billy Sunday in Spartanburg

Pickens county committees push a 12 noon Friday February 10 departure from Central to Spartanburg to hear Billy Sunday. If 125 persons ride, Southern Railway will run a round trip for about 2.60 dollars per person, with return after evening service.

Messrs T. A. Bowen QO. C. Keith Pickens Pickens County Sunday T. Hinton P. M. Taylor Easley C. E. Bush Liberty C. C. Burroughs Norris H. E. Seaborn Central

Hotel Changes Management in Pickens

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gosnell of Greenville lease the Old Hickory Inn at Pickens and will take charge this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle leave the Inn and move to the Holder house above the Methodist church. Mrs. Simmons and family move to the J. A. Robertson house on Hampton Avenue. Robertson returns to his farm. The new manager is a veteran revenue officer and prohibition enforcer familiar with Pickens county.

Jake Gosnell Greenville Pickens Hinkle Holder House Methodist Church Simmons J. A. Robertson Hampton Avenue Robertson Pickens County

Accident While Rabbit Hunting Injures Pickens Man

Mr Robert Waldrop of near Pickens was accidentally shot last Friday by Rick Kilgo a colored man during a rabbit hunt. Thirty or more small shot struck Waldrop in the back and shoulder but the injuries are painful though not serious and no charges were filed.

Robert Waldrop Pickens Rick Kilgo Waldrop

Pace and Miss Babb Wed at Pickens Mill Village

Mr J H B Pace son of Frank Pace and Miss Lathie Babb daughter of Ethel Babb were married January 29. Both families are connected to Pickens Cotton Mill. After the ceremony the bridal party motored to the groom’s home for a wedding repast. M F Hester N P performed the ceremony.

J. H. B. Pace Lathie Babb Pace Frank Pace Pickens Ethel Babb M. F. Hester N. P

Pickens High School students raise funds for equipment

Mr. Wesley Chitty of Curtis Publishing helped pupils plan a fundraiser. The group earned twenty dollars from subscriptions to The Country Gentleman. Top sellers were Katie and Ivey Hendricks who will receive gold pencils. Miss Willie Mae Benjiman was absent due to illness. Nannie Morris and Daisy Bivens visited Greenville. Candy sales at recess support the school.

Pickens High School Wesley Chitty Curtis Publishing Co Katie Ivey Hendricks Willie Mae Benjiman Nannie Morris Daisy Bivens Greenville

Weevils and Ice Facts Questioned by Entomologist

Prof A I Conrads explains that placing boll weevils between ice blocks does not reflect real conditions and has no practical value for control. He notes weevils survive ice for 24 hours only under dry, moisture-free air and that cold shelter in snow is common for wildlife.

Clemson College A. I*. Conrads Conradi Texas

Auditor at Six Mile

Townes, auditor, will visit Six Mile next Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to collect tax returns.

Candy for Valentine From Mrs. Gary Hiatt’s Note

Valentine candy available from Mrs. Gary Hiatt. Phone orders early to No. 44.

Gary Hiatt

Governing to Death A World critique of expanding bureaucracy

The New York World argues that U.S. citizens face growing federal control and endless bureaucratic oversight. It compares modern government to czarist Russia and colonial grievances, warning that from birth to death officials regulate every aspect.

Congress Roosevelt Russia George III New York World

Sabbath memorial underpins creation and divine rest

The article argues the seventh day Sabbath memorializes God's six day creation and rest, contrasts it with ceremonial Sabbaths fulfilled in Christ, and warns that only faithful observance sustains knowledge of the true God and eternal life. It rejects the idea of evolution or Sunday Lords Day by Scripture.

C. E. Robinson Nations Christ John Jesus God Heaven Christ Jesus God the Father Jesus Christ

Baptist Pastors Conference Meeting February 6

Important meeting of the Blue Ridge Baptist Pastors conference to be held at Central Monday morning February 6 at 10 o clock. Addressed by Dr W T Derieux and Rev G C Epps of the General Board. Executives from Pickens Piedmont Twelve Mile River and Beaverdam associations urged to attend.

Blue Ridge

Pastors Sermon Aims to Ease Boll Weevil Fear

The pastor of Seeona church invites the community to a Sunday 11 a m sermon intended to relieve farmers of fear about boll weevil. He calls for full church attendance Saturday 3 p m for important church business.

Seeona Church Ife

Dollar Day In Anderson Brings Big Crowd For Bargains

Anderson S C February 11 Special The generosity of local merchants opens theatres to crowds for Dollar Day February 9. Bargains are expected to top last July's huge turnout with extra police and staff on hand to manage the throng.

Anderson, S. GC Anderson

Pearl Childress Weds Andrew Ferguson at Salem Home

The wedding of Pearl Childress to Andrew Ferguson was held Sunday January 29 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Childress in Salem. Rev. C. R. Abercrombie officiated the ceremony.

Bride S. L. Childress Salem Miss Pearl Childress Andrew Ferguson Mountain View Section C. R. Abercrombie

Veteran L B Gravely dies aged 93 in Pickens County

L B Gravely aged about 93 longtime Pickens County resident and Confederate Army veteran died at his son C M Gravely’s home on the evening of the 25th. Born June 25 1828 he had 8 sons 4 daughters and 46 grandchildren. Funeral held at Porter's Chapel with Revs Hudson and Diggs.

L. B. Gravely Pickens County C. M. Gravely Naomi Winchester J. L A. M Texas Elizabeth Louis W. W. Gravely Brevard N. C Bro. L. B. Gravely Porter's Chapel D. P. Hudson J. C. Diggs J. L. Gravley Louis

Miss Lou Ella McWhorter Dies in Pickens County

Miss Lou Ella McWhorter of Pickens county died Thursday after a week of illness. She lived with sister Mrs. W F Young near Liberty and had visited grand niece Mrs Henry Hicks in Greenville when sick. Born June 30 1858 near Liberty she spent her life there as a Carmel Presbyterian Church member for about fifty years. Survived by siblings G L and W B McWhorter Mrs W F Young Mrs T G Watkins Mrs J C Caldwell and Mrs J G McWhorter. Funeral at Carmel Church with Rev H A Knox Friday noon.

Lou Ella MeWhorter Pickens County Miss MeWhorter W. F. Young Liberty Greenville Nice Henry Hicks Miss McWhorter Carmel Presbyterian Church Miss Lowella G. L W. B. McWhorter T. G. Watkins J. C. Caldwell Greenwood J. G. McWhorter Westminster H. A. Knox Carmel Church

In Memoriam Edna Hiles 1921

In memory of Edna Hiles who departed October 29 1921 to live with Jesus. The grandmother recalls the little brown head and black eyes at the window and hopes to meet her again beyond this life.

Edna Hiles Jesus Edna

Correction on Pastor Cox pounding timeline

A correction notes Pastor Cox was pounded twice in two months, but one incident was carried out by the Pickens Baptist church, not Norris church. The revised account clarifies the proper church involved in that occurrence.

Pastor Cox Norris Church Cox Pickens Baptist Church

Legislature Debates Bills as State Stalls on Passage

Many measures introduced with several advancing in either chamber but no statewide law cleared both houses. Notable items include Leopard’s cotton and stock exchange ban proposal, a tax payment deadline extension with graduated penalties, and a cap at forty eight hours weekly for textile workers. The senate also moved a two cent tax on gasoline while kerosene remains untaxed.

House Senate Leopard

Mica Community News Highlights School Growth and Local Visits

Rev A M Simmons conducted services at Mt Tabor on the fourth Sunday. Mt Tabor School enjoys progress with Prof James R Martin as principal and Miss Lois Crenshaw as assistant. A third classroom is added by James Hendricks. G B Williams elected Mt Labor Sunday school superintendent. Ambler visitors Mr and Mrs James Connelly spent the weekend with Judge Crenshaw and family.

A. M. Simmons Mt.Tabor Mica James R. Martin Lois Crenshaw James Hendricks Easley G. B. Williams Mt. Labor James Connelly Ambler Judge Crenshaw Eula Medlin W. B. Gilstrap Liberty J. S. Edens Mattie Maggie Williams W. O. Chapman Greenville J. S. Williams

January Honor Roll at Mt Carmel School Listed Students

The January honor roll for Mt Carmel School lists students by grade including Priners Pinkney O Sheals Vel vert Banks Raymond Crane First Grade Margaret Tanner Fay Lathem Second Grade Homer Barnette Bailey Brown Third Grade Carrie Boggs and Fifth Grade Gladys Brown Duane Brown Emma Grace Lathem Lillian Crane James Barnett Frank Brown Seventh Grade Florence Hitt.

Pickens Baptist Church Directory Listing

Rev. I T Cox leads Pickens Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.

I’. T. Cox

Grace Methodist Church Sunday services and meetings

Rev. J. C. Diggs pastor at Grace Methodist Church preaches every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Epworth League meets Sundays at 6 30 p.m. Prayer Meeting held Thursdays at 7 30 p.m.

Grace Methodist Church J. C. Diggs Pickens Epworth League

Presbyterian Church Liberty Sunday School Schedule

Rev. H. A. Knox, pastor, announces Liberty Sunday School at 10 15 a m. Preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11 15 a m and on the second and fourth Sundays at 7 00 p m.

H. A. Knox Liberty Sunday School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pickens Co Billy Sunday Spartanburg Billy J. T. Gassaway R. G. Gaines W. W. Clayton Max Perry Folger J. P. Worsham W. M. Lawrence L. G. Clayton Arthur Ramseur L. A. Falls Macon L. A Ice CANDY Stanley Kentucky Nicholas Butler Columbia University Federal Bureau For Supervision of Butler United States the Sentinel Baptist Pastors’ Conference B. P. Mitchell L. B. Gravley Miss Lou Mewhorter Memoriam Mt, Carmel School Pickens Church Directory Presbyterian Church
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