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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1913

Page

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South Carolina Legislature Confronts Controversies and Bills

The Judiciary Committee reviews disputes between Governor Blease and Senator Tillman as 15 minute executive sessions precede a Spartanburg appointments discussion. New bills appear from Laney Banks and Beamguard on hospital sale, while debate lingers over the 6 percent McLaurin interest measure and primary law changes.

Spartanburg Senate Laney Banks Beamguard McLaurin South Carolina Verner Judiciary Committee Tillman Weston Columbia Railway, Gas & Electric Company

Local visits and church attendance noted around Cedar Rock

Cedar Rock residents and nearby guests share weekend hospitality with relatives and church attendance. Elija D. Miller visits Enon with Joel B. Miller. Hovie Singleton from Dacusville stays with A. W. Singleton. L. F. Smith and H. Grayson Miller attend Cross Roads church. J. C. Garrett from Norris attends Cedar Rock church. multiple couples host and visit in Osbourne Williams Vineland Westminster and Pickens areas.

Z. T. Jones L. &. Smith Elijah D. Miller Enon Joel B. Miller James A. Burgess Etta Anderson Hovie Singleton Dacusville A. W. Singleton Messrs L. F. Smith H. Grayson Miller Cross Roads Mr. Homer Jones Zion Walter Freeman Pickens Horton Hunter Walter D. Miller Joel H. Miller Jessie Bell McCollum Oscar Hays Thos. N. Hays Weldon Jones Osborne Williams J. Andrew Williams Vineland A. W W. Singleton Westminster J. C. Garrett Norris Cedar Rock Rexie

Easley High School entertains for library fundraiser

Dots From Easley reports a lively program by Easley High School teachers and students in the auditorium last Friday night to raise money for the local library. A handsome sum was realized and celebrated by attendees and participants alike.

Hall's Catarrh Cure claims constitutional cure

There is widespread catarrh believed to be constitutional in origin and local remedies failing. Hall's Catarrh Cure by TI J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as a universal cure taken internally with a $100 refund offer for non cures.

Hall TI. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Chendy & CO Drugrists

Sunday Readings, Visits, and Local Socials in Pickens Area

Sunday activities in Pickens Route 3 include Charley Anderson preaching at Salem and a well attended box supper at Hagood school. Local visits feature Gravleys, Stewarts, and Alexander kinfolk with illness notes and travel in the Eastatoe valley region.

Pickens Route Mr. J. W. Whitmire Rowed to Farm Near Tabor

Pickens route notes Mr J W Whitmire spent time at his farm near Tabor. Mrs Luther Freeman and son Hubert visited Mrs Thomas Julian last week. Maybell Stewart and Lee Singleton were guests of Mrs Ernest Lewis last Saturday afternoon. Willie Lewis visited home folks last Saturday and Sunday. Eddie and Clarence Bowen were confined to rooms with grip but show improvement. A Reader.

J. W. Whitmire Tabor Maybell Stewart Lee Singleton Ernest Lewis Luther Freeman Hubert Thomas Julian Willie Lewis Eddie Clarence Bowen Grip

Local Items from Pickens District Trade and Social News

J W Hendricks spent Wednesday in Greenville on business. Mrs C N Harris of Danville Va guests of Mrs B H Attaway. Miss Christine Keasler of Piedmont visits sister Mrs T A Seawright. Valentine party hosted by T M Looper. Joseph A Holder and nephew in Pickens yesterday. Ed Bowen ill with lagrippe. Nellie Grandy fills Mile Creek school vacancy. M F Hester hosts Draper men from cotton mill project. Bristow Christopher now with J G Dodson Co Atlanta. Call for Pickens County Boy's Corn Club entries to Prof R T Hallam or T A Bowen. M C Smith returns from NY and DC. thermometer ten degrees above zero in NY. Squire A S Porter presides magistrate. Rich Goldman acquitted after defense by Keown. Josephus H Newton writes Book of Records and Brief Family History. 2000 copies, 50 cents, agents sought.

J. W. Hendricks Greenville C. N. Harris Danville B. H. Attaway Christine Keasler Piedmont T. A. Seawright T- M. Looper Joseph A. Holder Ooleney Pickens Ed Bowen Lagrippe Nellie Grandy Mile Creek M. F. Hester Draper Men Bristow Christopher Lipscomb & Russell J. G. Dodson Co Atlanta Josephus H. Newton Newton

Preaching Days at Enon Church Schedule

Enon church sets preaching services this year on Saturday before the fourth Sunday at 11 a.m. and on the fourth Sunday at 3 p.m. Everyone is invited to all services.

Enon Enon Church

Covington Store Promotes Cotton and Corn Planter

Covington store urges Pickens county farmers to inspect the Hill Dropper planter praised for seed savings and light yet strong construction. Guarantee offers money back satisfaction. Sample on floor. spring orders taken. mentions Southern Cultivator coverage. Stop in to compare prices.

Pickens County Covington Hill

Pickens Court Jurors Drawn For February Session

Jurors for the Pickens court convene on the fourth Monday in February. Civil business will predominate with few criminal cases. Grand Jurors listed include J McD Bruce and W A Boggs. Petit Jurors include Sam H Bowen and John L Looper.

Pickens Grand Jury J. McD. Bruce W. A. Boggs J. N. Morgan Anthony Baker Elias Day J. R. Lathem John T. Foster B. H. Williams J. F. Williams G. L. McWhorter D. H. Williams J. E. Knox A. L. Edens J. S. Wilton, Jr W. A. D. Rigdon J. E. Parsons McD. Murphree D. P. Garrick A. W. McAlister F. E. Farr J. W. Neal R. B. Lumpkin M. M. Billingsley R. L. Alexander

Keith Roper Wedding in Ovdenoy Celebrated February 1 1913

The union of G. M. Keith and Olive Roper was solemnized February 1 1913 in Ovdenoy. Friends gathered at the bride’s home as Frances Jones played the wedding march and Rev. W C Seaborn officiated. After the ceremony guests enjoyed refreshments then rice and old shoes greeted the newlyweds on leaving for the groom’s parents home.

Ovdenoy G. M. Keith Olive Roper Frances Jones Earle Keith Irene Hendricks W. T. Chastain Bessie Jones James Anderson Alma Jones W C. Seaborn Keith J. D. M. Keith

Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief

A 19th century ad touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe remedy for torpid liver and biliousness, claiming it replaces calomel with fewer side effects. The firm backs the product with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied and prices are implied as affordable.

Pickens Drug Co Dodson Pickens Drag Co Sullsitand Gould Fansib

GOAN SHOW CLOSES FIFTH NATIONAL CORN EXPOSI TION IS A SUCCESS

The fifth National Corn Exposition in Columbia closes after three weeks of education for farmers. The event drew 24 states exhibits and featured government agriculture displays. Notable visits included James Wilson and agricultural committees. Industries tied to farming held conferences and prize winners from 12 Southern states attended the exposition school. Local business news notes commissions for Spartanburg Central Drug Co. and Johnsonville Hardware Co. with new capitals and officers.

Columbia South Carolina United States Government of Agriculture James Wilson Agriculture of the United States Agricultural Committee National House of Representatives American Breeders’ Association LeConte College American Berkshire Congress South Carolina Live Stock Association South Carolina Poultry Association National Farmers’ Union C. E. Barrett South United

Compulsory Education Bill Passes in South Carolina

A Columbia dispatch reports Representative McCravey spearheaded the first compulsory education bill in the state, viewed as the era’s most significant legislation. He faced a tough fight and now receives widespread congratulations as the measure moves toward Senate approval.

Weston Columbia South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society Sinkler Barnowel House Senate Charleston Richland House North Columbia Eau Claire South Carolina McCravey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lawmakers OF The Troversy Senator Tillman Governor Blease General Assembly Supreme Court Christensen Appelt Fipps Hough Crouch Medical College of Finance Committee John de la How Abbeville McCormick Charleston & Western Carolina Mgr. McQueen Marlboro Sinkler Medical College Rembert Carlisle Hau Claire State House City of Columbia A. W. Todd State Agricultural and Mechanical Society City of McQueen James Henry Rice Dantzler Holly Hill Branchville Orangeburg County Easley Easley High School Sallie Watkins John T. Mauldin John E. Craig South Georgia Joseph W. Shirley Plains Bob Price Townville S. C F. Julian Martin Winnie Johnson Newport Tenn Nettie Catlett W.C. Scott Mt. Pisgah Way M. E. Church Methodist Church Glenwood Stark Elberton H. E. Russell Hollingsworth R. F Smith Lancaster M. F. Ansel Jones Fuller Greenwood Brewer Stark Toccoa Quinton Grandy John Earle J. R. Glazener W. A. Hamilton Mary Briggs Charley Anderson Salem Bro. Anderson Jesus Ethelene Will Johnson Sarah J. Gravley L. W. Hill Liberty M. N. Gravley I. H. Watt Mary Henderson E. F. Looper Paul Boggs Eastatoe Valley William Stewart Oscar Stewart Addie Bessie Stewart Claude Stephens Edgar Alexander C. M. Grayley A. E. Kelley Farmer’s Boy Covington Cotton and Corn Planters Pickens Hardware and Roper Cha South Car olina—Exposition School Ment
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