Local News From Glenwood A Round of Weddings And Visits
Dear Editor notes weddings in Glenwood include Ernest Totham and Eva Eden Gus Gant and Eva Bailey Fletcher Skelton and Buggy Masters all residents. Easley mill singing convention changed to second Sunday and will meet Alice Mills church in March at 3 pm. Blanche Sentell Greenville visited relatives here. Oscar Hopkins ill with blood poisoning from foot splinter waiting for care.
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Gleenwood
Ernest Totham
Eva Eden
Gus Gant
Eva Bailey
Fletcher Skelton
Buggy Masters
Glenwood
Easley Mill
Alice Mills
Blanche Sentell
Greenville
R. C. Golightly
O. C. Wilson
Pickens Mill
Israel
Dana
N. C
I. W. Mayton
Oscar Hopkins
Alice Mill
Death of Mr John N Wyatt in Easley
Mr John N Wyatt died suddenly at his son in law W A Mauldin’s home in Hasley in the 75th year. He suffered shoulder and chest pain but was improving hours before death. He was a Confederate veteran and longtime Baptist member of First church Easley. Survived by three sons Dr C N, Dr Edd F, Dr W R and daughter Mrs W A Mauldin, all of Easley. Funeral led by Rev E V Babb with Rev D W Hiatt and burial at West View Cemetery beside his wife.
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John N. Wyatt
W. A. Mauldin
Hasley
Wyatt
Elizabeth Smith
Mt. Pisgah
Anderson County
C. N
Edd F
W. R
Easley
Baptist Church
E. V. Babb
D. W. Hiatt
K of P Banquet in Seneca Golden Jubilee
Report covers the K of P lodge golden jubilee banquet in Seneca on the 19th. Dr E A Hines acted as toastmaster. Rev I E Wallace gave the main address. the writer spoke on Sir William the Goat. Speakers praised Seneca as a favored place with sunny skies and clear air.
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K. of P. Lodge
Seneca
E. A. Hines
Bro. Wallace
Contests Sweeten with $15 Gold Prize Push
The Sentinel calls for persistence in the Great Player Piano Contest citing George Washington as a model of never quit spirit. A $15 gold prize awaits the contestant turning in the most subscription money by Feb 28 with three grand prizes later on March 21.
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George Washington
United States
The
Sentinel
Washington
the Sentinel
Pickens Mill Items Show Local Gazette Life
Mr. Claud Leslie of Easley visited Mr. J. A. McNeely. Belle Stephens of Liberty and Sam visited Jim Ellison. Rev. C. A. Waters preached to a large village congregation. Eula Whitmire visited Christine Parsons. Mrs. Lizzie Strickland, ill, is better. Mrs. Walter Pace ill with pneumonia. Mrs. R. L. Harris at Holder's Ford offers new spring millinery. Miss May Babb is critically ill with pneumonia. Cecil Porter Elford Masters and Clarence Porter went to Hasley on business. Charles McNeely and Lawrence Davis visited Liberty and called on their girls. Mrs. J. A. McNeely is up again. Freeman Patterson drove cattle through village to Greenville. Mrs. Frank Pace improving slowly. Village folks attend Piedmont township singing at Secona. snow and good music noted. Mina Boy.
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Claud Leslie
Easley
J. A. McNeely
Belle Stephens
Liberty
Sam
Jim Ellison
C. A. Waters
Eula Whitmire
Christine Parsons
Lizzie Strickland
Walter Pace
R. L. Harris
Holder’s Ford
May Babb
Cecil Porter
Elford Masters
Clarence Porter
Hasley
Charles McNeely
Lawrence Davis
J.A. McNeely
Freeman Patterson
North Carolina
Greenville
Frank Pace
Piedmont Township
Secona
Mina Boy
Norris man N R Kennemore on business visit
Norris resident N R Kennemore traveled recently on business, visiting nearby locales for work and reporting back on the trip's purpose and outcomes.
Mauldin Elected Judge of Thirteenth Circuit
Thomas J. Mauldin, Pickens senator and Citadel graduate, was elected Friday at 11 o clock by joint assembly to be judge of the new Thirteenth judicial circuit covering Greenville and Pickens counties. Proctor A. Bonham named solicitor. the move follows the circuit split from the Tenth. Mauldin is praised as a respected educator, farmer, and public servant.
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Thomas J. Mauldin
Pickens
Joint Assembly
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Greenville
General Assembly
Mauldin
Earle
Thirteenth Circuit
Anderson
Oconee
Tenth Judicial Circuit
George E. Prince
Proctor A. Bonham
Tenth Circuit
T J. Mauldin
Pickens County
House of Representatives
State Hospital For
Assembly
Thos. J. Mauldin
Pickens County Court Opens Two-Week February Term
The Pickens County general sessions court convened Monday with Judge Jnc. S. Wilson presiding. Ex-Solicitor J. E. Boggs assists Solicitor Bonham as juries consider numerous indictments including guilty and not guilty pleas, with several true bills and sentences set.
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Court of General Sessions
Pickens
Bonham
J. E. Boggs
Jnc. S. Wilson
Grand Jury
State
W. D. Cross
Furman James
Norman Arter
Tally Clark
Verner Corbin
Hovey Durham
John Harrison
John McAlister
Ezele Thompson
C. P. Caudle
S. K. Hendricks
James Hall
Jacob Neighbors
James Johnson
J. L. Ambler
Hattie Brockman
Ada Rosemond
C. P.caudle
Henry Perry
Lewis White Salve for Burns Declared Best Remedy
Promoters tout Lewis white salve as the premier burn treatment. They claim rapid relief, healing power, and fewer blisters compared with competing salves. Local pharmacists report growing demand and repeat purchases.
Local Folks Visit Kin and Friends Across the Area
Easley residents spent weekends visiting relatives and friends in Chicora Marion and Spartanburg. A 9 month old child of Jack King died in a fire at Alice Mill. Social event hosts included Frank H. Smith and Miss Inez Smith with Margaret Jameson.
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Grace Wyatt
Chicora
Ruth King
Marion
Theodosia Jones
Margie Johnson
Nora Smith
Mabel Henderson
Frances Woodson
Brushy Creek
Ethel Wyatt
Nora Wyatt
Frances Darden
Spartanburg
Capt. Cox
E. F. Wyatt
Athens
Atlanta
Sue Wyatt
Mary Hendricks
Pauline Nesbitt
Greenville
Bess
Jessie Hamilton
Jack King
Alice Mill
C. M. Tripp
Coke Smith
Emma Ellison
Frank H. Smith
Inez Smith
Margaret Jameson
Court helpers praised in Pickens and Valleys
Messrs J M Stewart of Pickens and C R Burns of Valhalla assist Clerk A J Boggs in court. This team cannot be beat in this or any other state. Dike's Cold Tablets claim to break up a cold in 24 hours. Keowee Pharmacy W G Hendricks route 4 visited Friday. Lewis White Salve advertised for skin diseases.
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J. M. Stewart
Pickens
C.R. D Burns
Valhalla
A. J. Boggs
Dike
Keowee Pharmacy
W. G. Hendricks
Route 4
Singing Convention at Pickens Methodist Church
The Pickens Township Inter denominational Singing Convention meets Sunday March 1 at 2 pm at Pickens Methodist Church. Devotional service by the president, business meeting, singing by leaders, solos quartets and duets, and a ten minute address by Rev. W E Wiggins on music. The committee invites all township churches and community members to attend as by laws governing the convention may be adopted.
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Pickens Township
T. H. Hughes
Village Postoffice at Grace Methodist event in Pickens
Come to the school auditorium Friday March 6 for The Village Postoffice a high class entertainment under Grace Methodist Sunday school admission 15c 25c reserved 35c Everyone is invited bring someone and enjoy an evening of entertainment priced at fifty cents for the show
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Grace Methodist Sunday School
Pickens
Four Bostonians Delight Pickens Lyceum Audience
The Four Bostonians, a ladies quartet featuring Miss Brooks violinist Miss Fowler reader Miss Vedder contralto and Miss Stetson pianist, wowed Pickens with an all star program including novel features and an encored Dutch and Indian dance. The crowd was the largest ever for a local lyceum and townspeople urged a return engagement next season.
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Lyceum
Pickens
Bostonians
Miss Brooks
Fowler
Vedder
Miss Stetson
Fom
Attorney Ad for U S Stewart Pickens S C
I opened office over Pickens Bank to represent Southeastern Life Insurance Co of Greenville South Carolina. I handle real estate papers including land deeds mortgages and contracts. Come in to see me U S Stewart Pickens South Carolina Office over Pickens Bank.
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Pickens Bank
Southeastern Lif Insurance Co
Greenville
S.C
U. S. Stewart
Pickens
S. C
School districts receive funds under Term Extension Act
The county superintendent of tion receives approval from the state education office for $1 to Symmes school district No. 6 and $1 to Wolf Creek school district No. 29 under the Term Extension Act. A carload of mules is unloaded at Gaines & Gassaway's. The firm sold its general merchandise stock to Central Supply Co. but still offers coffins and undertaker services from the upstairs office on the first floor.
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Tion
Symmes
Wolf Creek
Gaines & Gassaway’s
Central Supply Co
Gain & Gassaway, Central
Notice to Creditors for Estate of John T Newton
The State of South Carolina Pickens County probate judge cites all creditors of John T Newton, deceased, to appear at the Pickens Court of Probate on March 12, 1914 at 11:00 AM to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Dated February 19, 1914. B Newbery J P P C.
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South Carolina
Pickens
J. B Ewer
D. M. Newton
John T. Newton
S. C
B. Newbery
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