Honor Roll Glassy Mountain School January List
Glassy Mountain school announces the January honor roll with students from first through ninth grade. Names include Ralph Anthony and Florence Day in first grade, Irene Freeman and Irene Freeman in second, Alma Hayes and Hamp Day in third, Florence Hendricks and Eva Anthony in fourth, Jim Ed Hendricks and Ivy Hendricks in sixth, Lizzie Anthony in seventh, Ernestine Hendricks in ninth, and Verona Mae Anthony among others. Principal Lillian Farmer and assistant are listed.
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Glassy Mountain School
Ralph Anthony
Florence Day
Irene Freeman
Guy Simmons
Elbert Leslie
Frank Childs
Bryan Anthony
Willie Hayes
Irvin Hendricks
Norris School Honor Roll By Grade Listing
Advanced first grade students Henry Entrekin and Grace Kirby are named. Second grade honorees include Lottie Alexander Bertie Mae Howe and Bud Johnston. Third grade recipients are Annie Belle Entrekin Clyde Entrekin Pauline Gaines and Lizzie Blackerby. Sixth and seventh grade names follow with Houston Alexander J P Garvin Olive Alexander Lillian Johnston Edgar Gilstrap Lizzie Entrekin Clifton Mullinax Ellen Tate and ninth grade Garland Leopard with L E Kirsy as principal.
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Henry Entrekin
Grace Kirby
Lottie Alexander
Bertie Mae Howe
Bud Johnston
Annie Belle Entrekin
Clyde Entrekin
Pauline Gaines
Lizzie Blackerby
Alton Mullinax
Thomas Tate
Cecil Yongue
Houston Alexander
J. P. Garvin
Olive Alexander
Lillian Johnston
Edgar Gilstrap
Lizzie Entrekin
John Entrekin
Clifton Mullinax
Ellen Tate
Garland Leopard
L. E. Kirsy
Coldest weather seen in this section on Friday night
Oscar Crenshaw recovers in his room from measles while Perry Crenshaw rests at Six Mile school. Easley resident L B Williams visits his ill daughter and O V Williams improves from illness. John and Herbert Williams harvest lumber on Turner’s plantation as road conditions hinder hauling. A Mt Tabor WCO W camp may be organized soon to aid local choppers.
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Oscar Crenshaw
Perry Crenshaw
Six Mile School
O. V
George B. Williams
John
Herbert Williams
William O.turner
W.co.w
Mt. Tabor
Local Notes From Central Route and Nearby Towns
Frank and Tommie Oliver made a business trip to Central and Norris last Saturday. Mrs. Mattie Stewart visited Mrs. Virginia Stewart last Sunday. Mrs. Ronnie Murphree is improving after a period of illness. Jim Madden and family of Salem visited his sister, Mrs. T. T. Cox. Uncle John Simpson (colored) died recently of pneumonia and was a famed well-digger. Minnie Craig of Pickens visits her mother, Mrs. J. Robins. R. G. Gaines of Central spent Thursday night with Tom Stewart and family. A SUBSCRIBER.
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Frank
Tommie Oliver
Central
Norris
Mattie Stewart
Virginia Stewart
Ronnie Murphree
Jim Madden
Salem
T.T. Cox
John Simpson
Minnie Craig
Pickens
J. Robins
R. G. Gaines
Tom Stewart
Central Route 4 Health Update And Local Visit Notes
Health in the district remains good with a few measles cases. Several residents from Six Mile Easley Seneca and Greenville are visiting relatives or returning from local towns including Alexander Childress Mauldin Steele and Cox. Notices mention family travel and minor illness among local residents and students returning to school after breaks.
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A. P. Alexander
C. L. Williamson
Six Mile
Lila Childress
Columbus E. Childress
Easley
Louisa Mauldin
Seneca
C. M. Steele
Central Woman Dead in Central Messenger
The town of Central mourns Mrs. Stephens an aged and honored resident. Her husband preceded her three years ago and she leaves four children Claud Stephens Mrs. C W Young both of Central and Mrs. R F Cox and Mrs James Cannon of Atlanta. She was beloved for her kind character and generous spirit.
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Central Messenger
St Stephens
Central
Claud Stephens
C. W. Young
R. F. Cox
James Cannon
Atlanta
Thut
Regular preaching appointments on Pickens circuit
Regular preaching schedule for Rev. M. Jones on Pickens circuit lists First Sunday Porter's Chapel 11, Mt. Tabor 3 30. Second Sunday Bethel 11, Salem 3 30. Third Sunday McKinney's Chapel 11. Fourth Sunday Gap Hill 11 and Twelve Mile 3 30. Rev. C. R. Anderson also preaches Friendship second Sunday 11 and New Hope fourth Sunday 11.
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Pickens
M. Jones
Porter’s Chapel
Mt. Tabor
Bethel
Salem
McKinney’s
Gap Hill
C. R. Anderson
Friendship
New Hope
Vinci Tonic Endorsed By Delicate Child’s Mother
Mrs Slack of Palmyra Pennsylvania praises Vinci as a non secret tonic that made her chronically ill daughter hungry, gained weight, and recovered color after other remedies failed. Pickens Drug Co cites availability in Pickens South Carolina and drugstores across the state.
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Palmyra
Pickens Drug Co
Pickens
S.C
South Carolina
Local Couple Wed at Walker Home on Route 3
Miss Janie Walker wed Eugene Gillespie at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr and Mrs A B Walker on Route 3 Rev C B Atkinson officiated. Attendants were T Edd Porter and Nettie Gilstrap W Tulla Porter and Jora Kelley. Gillespie is a son of Mr and Mrs J M Gillespie of Route %. The couple receive many good wishes for a happy life. Also noted were a sermon at Porter chapel and visits between families. Montvale school reports ninety pupils enrolled this session.
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A. B. Walker
Janie Walker
Eugene Gillespie
Rev
C. B. Atkinson
T. Edd Porter
Nettie Gilstrap
W. Tulla Porter
Jora Kelley
J. M. Gillespie
Route
M. Jones
Porter
Willie Freeman
Griffin
Anderson
Montvale Graded School
New Grocery Opens at Harve Richey Stand
A new grocery store has opened in the old Harve Richey stand offering a complete fresh line of groceries at low prices. The owner moved the meat market and restaurant to the same stand and promises customers good service and guaranteed fresh stock.
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Harve Richey
Resolutions of Respect for Brother J C Garrett
Tate Lodge No 292 A F M passes resolutions honoring J C Garrett, a true Mason who lived by his faith. The memorial notes his upright life, expresses sympathy to his family, and directs minutes, family copies, and publication in The Pickens Sentinel.
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Tate Lodge No. 292
J. C. Garrett
Bro
Garrett
Abbas
The
Pickens Sentinel
Joel R. Griffin
J. W. Hollipay
J. L. Cantrell
Real estate ad offers 40 acre farm near Greenville South Carolina
Mileyvean Reauster Pitty offers a 40 acre farm six miles from Greenville South Carolina with a three room house and improvements. One half cash with balance to suit convenience. Write A V Green Goldsboro North Carolina.
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Mileyvean Reaugter Pitty
Greenville
S.C
A.V. Green
Goldsboro
N.C
Farm for Sale Near Pickens Court House
Farm for sale offering 58 acres located 54 miles west of Pickens court house on a public road near churches and graded school. Features a new 9 room bungalow with 80 foot porch, a 5 stall barn on concrete, a new crib with shelter, several outbuildings, about 20 acres cleared. Quick sale at $2500 with buildings valued at $2000. Ivor terms or further information available.
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Pickens Court House
Ivor
Farm for Sale Ten Miles West of Pickens
Seventy eight acres cleared and timbered land with seven room house three chimneys three fireplaces and porches. Includes log barn six stalls good crib and outbuildings, four room tenant house, near store church and school. Entire place 3500 dollars or part at 330 per acre with long payments. See G A Ellis Pickens.
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Pickens
Norris
Plaece
G. A. Ellis
It Ain't Done Nothing Church Scuffle In Pickens Sentinel Debate
In a heated exchange the Pickens Sentinel accuses the Anderson Daily Mail of overreacting to coverage. The era's newspapers clash over a local issue, each defending its reporting stance and editorial line.
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Anderson Daily Mail
Pickens Sentinel
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Glassy Mtn. School
Norris School
Marietta
L. B. Williams
Mrs. Polis Mayfield
Wood
OD & Sons
Richmond, Va
Ney SE
W. M. Cox
R. E. Childress
Grover Haynes
Dee Haynes
Oconee
J. A. Finley
Luther Childress
R. EE. Childress
Frank Steele
B. I
Alexander
Mary
W. B. Algood
Central Woman
Southern Railway
Sou Easley
Charlotte
C. Camp
Gary Hiott
T. D. Bates
Morris & Company
M. J. Nickells
Lasley
S. C
Pickens,s.c
B. B. Porter
Kansas City Star
Progressive Farmer
South
Farmers’ Business Book
Farmers' Business Book
Almanag
Alands
Reading” Club
Anderson Phosphate and Oil Company
W. F. Farmer
Carey and
M. C. Smith
the Pickens Sa
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