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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
4
Sunday visits mark a busy week as residents travel to Greenville Easley Cross Roads and Pickens. Local figures include J T Partridge Dewey Abercrombie and J B Findley with reports of church services by Rev W C Seaborn and a gold fish day promotion at Pickens Drug Co. Sheriff H Brown sustains a minor ax injury, and many families report colds amid community updates.
Local notes reveal visitors from Clemson College and Greenville, court attendance by S W Johnson of Norris, and social calls including Miss Fredda Hughes and Miss Lara Pickens. The town looks forward to a live stock association and a Strouse Bros spring clothing event at Folger Thornley Co. next weekend.
Samuel leads Israel to return to Jehovah with whole heart and repentance, interceding for the people as the Philistines threaten. The gathering at Mizpah, fasting, and sacrifice precede a triumph where God defeats the enemy, confirming intercessory prayer's power.
By J B Newbery Probate Judge C E Burt seeks letters of administration for W F Turner. All kindred and creditors must appear at the Pickens Probate Court on March 11 1915 at 11:00 AM to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated February 18 1915 J B Newbery Seal 43 Jee ears
Mr and Mrs W D Spearman visited friends in Pickens last Sunday. Mr Spearman is a prosperous planter from the Slab Town section of Anderson County.
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