Central News Notes Recap Of Holidays Local People
Mr and Mrs H B Seaborn suffered flu over the holidays and many friends hope they recover soon. Several locals including Learline Worsham Harold Clayton Theinwell Gaines and others spent holidays at home from college and will return to their studies this week. Walter Ramseur and his mother will return to Washington DC after visiting relatives. Col and Mrs Stratman of Brooklyn visit Dr and Mrs Bearden and stay for some time. Social events included two holiday parties hosted by Mrs J W Brock and Mrs J P Worsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Seaborn
Learline Worsham
Harold Clayton
Theinwell Gaines
Henry Danes
Raymond Rowland
Floride Kelly
Jenie Morgan
Pat Meredith
Walter Ramseur
Fred Dominick
Betty Ramseur
Washington, D. C
Will Miller
Clemso College
Hugh Foster
Spartanburg
Henry Gaines
Harmon Kreis
Knoxville Tonn
Greenville
Logan Street
W. I. Miller
Col
W. T. Earle
J. W. Brock
J. P. Worsham
L. L. Leopard
Cateechee
Hoys
Leopard
W. M. Entriken
Bessie Agnes Gillespie
Henry Entriken
Norris
Deek Gillespie
W. I*. Stephens
Ella Palmer
Pleasant Hill
Little Mill
Marion Stephens
Six Mile
Elrod
Lawrence Kelly
Ruth Vickery
Poland
China
Aiken
Marvin Lawrence
Clayton Copeland wedding ties state notable families
Edna Clayton and Pringle Copeland wed at the Methodist Parsonage in Greenville on Thursday December 22 at 4 oclock. The bride, daughter of William Clayton of Central South Carolina, is a Columbia College graduate and educator. Copeland, son of George Copeland of Clinton, is a member of the Young Copeland advertising service. The couple planned their move to Clinton Calvert Avenue after a short wedding trip. Local parties have honored Mrs. Copeland with gatherings from Rock parties to kitchen showers as she settles back in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Clayton
Pringie Copeland
Methodist
Greenville
R. Copeland
Leo Mason
B. Copeland
William Clayton
Central
S.C
Piedmont
Copeland
George Copeland
Clinton
Calvert Ave
Pringle Copeland
Essie Young
Jack Young
Agnew Rochester Wedding in Greenville Nineteenth Century
A Greenville ceremony united Will Rochester and Adna Agnew at noon on December 24 with Rev C G Herbert officiating. The couple, after the wedding at the bride’s home, left for a southern journey and then planned to settle in New Orleans. They visited relatives in Central and Pickens counties in the days following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Pickens County
Greenville
Will Rochester
Adna Agnew
C. CG. Herbert
New Orleans
W M U Division to Convene at Enon Church Easley S C
The Piedmont Association W M U second division holds its second quarterly meeting at Enon Baptist Church near Easley on Saturday January 7 at 1030 AM. Delegates are urged from Cateechee Calumet Central Corinth Enon Flat Rock Liberty First Liberty Second Norris Refuge and Smith Grove with program details and prayers led by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Association
Enon
W. C. O'Dell
Enon W. M
G. A's
C. C. Burroughs
R. A’s
Sunbeams
Mauldin Rogers
Christmas Spirit Graces Dacusville Area Churches
Christmas peace fills Dacusville community as trees are lit at Dacusville and Peters Creek schools and Nine Forks Sunday school. Local residents visit homes for the holidays while Peters Creek and Nine Forks churches call Rev. Mr. Garner as pastor and set preaching schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacusville
Peters Creek
Nine Forks
C. Traynham
Brevard Institute
Dessie Hogsed
Sophia Hunt
Ponder
Asheville
Elizabeth Robinson
W.G. Whitmire
W. A. Whitmire
Greenville
Mr. Garner
Birthday Celebration For W M Nations At Home
Friends and relatives gathered December 18 to mark Mgr W M Nations forty second birthday at his home. A noon feast followed by afternoon singing ended with well wishes for many more birthdays. Nations reported killing an 18 month old hog weighing 695 pounds last week claiming hogs like this keep boll weevil away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. W. M. Nations
Mr. Nations
Ruminations of B Reflects on 1921 and Christmas Events
A column probes 1921 afterglow with moral musings and local notes. Magistrate L. L. Leopard faces a Christmas beer incident. Weddings at the Norris mill community, farm life anecdotes, hog raising, rice earnings, and a New Year farewell from the editor conclude the tale.
Cox Variety Store Adjudged Bankrupt in Greenville
United States Bankruptcy notice announces M. D. Cox doing business as Cox Variety Store has been adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held January 11, 1922, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon in Greenville, S C, to examine the bankrupt and present claims. Referee E. M. Blythe oversees the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
District OF South Carolina
M. D. Cox
Cox Variety Store
Greenville
S. C
E. M. Blythe
Notice of Election in Antioch School District No 45
The Pickens County Board of Education orders a special election on January 21, 1922 at the Antioch schoolhouse to decide a four mill extra levy for school purposes. Trustees will act as managers, polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. per Section 1208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sept. of Education
Pickens County
Freeholders and Electors
Antioch
County Board of Education
V. Clayton
Marriage of Gladys Mauldin and Frank Willimon
Miss Gladys Mauldin and Mr Frank Willimon of the Six Mile section wed on December 25 with Rev J R Davis officiating. The couple receive many congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mauldin
Frank Willimon
Six Mile
J. R. Davis
Madden Alexander Wedding Unites Annie Madden and Ernest Alexander
Miss Annie Madden and Mr. Ernest Alexander wed Sunday afternoon December 25 in a ceremony conducted by M. B. Bryant N. P. The couple, both well known in Crow Creek and Oconee County, will honeymoon for a week before returning to their Oconee County home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Madden
Ernest Alexander
Jim Alexander
Oconee County
Silas J. Madden
Crow Creek
M. B. Bryant N. P
Pickens County Cotton Ginning Surpasses Last Year
Through December 13 Pickens County had ginned 21 852 bales of cotton this year versus 16 477 bales by the same date last year, indicating higher yield so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
School House For Sale By Trustees At Auction
The Ruhamah school house will be sold to the highest bidder January 18 at 10:30 a.m. at the school house. The property may be used as a dwelling and sold at the buyer's price. Bidders: J. M. Melton, N. Mullinax, G. T. Gillespie Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhamah
J. M. Melton
N. Mullinax
G. T. Gillespie
The Farmers Platform for Fair Wages and Rights
The farmer deserves wages equal to others, fair returns on capital, decent living conditions for family, quality education for children, freedom to organize and adapt production, and equitable banking, taxation, tariffs, and transportation. He seeks equal recognition in government and a culture reflecting rural life alongside urban influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frood
The Farmer's Battle and the Deflation Crisis
The article argues the American farmer has grown militant and discontented, bearing disproportionate debts while farm prices slump. It highlights rising freight costs, higher manufactured goods prices, and debts doubling in two years, noting the farmer’s loss of capital and savings despite years of sacrifice.
Pickens circuit to hold first quarterly conference
The Pickens circuit will hold its first quarterly conference at Bethel church on January 7 and 8. Rev. J. M. Steadman will preach on Saturday and Sunday at 11 o'clock. The public is invited to attend these services. D. P. Hudson, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Willing
Cross Roads Church
Pickens
Bethel Church
J. M. Steadman
Local Notes From Pickens And Surrounding Areas
The Sentinel notes Edwards Dorsey ad promotion and strong subscription growth. locals like W C Mann visits Pickens, Fannie Gilreath and Frances Cox host in Greenville and Pickens. Sara Mae Freeman visits Ellen Freeman. David Lynn returns to Washington DC after Pickens visit. G G Christopher returns from a South Carolina trip. C H Carpenter named to lead a cooperative cotton marketing drive in Pickens County. The paper corrects a rumor about The Right Girl at the Greenville Opera House. Unusually mild winter with reports of roses, bats, watermelons, cotton blossoms, berries, and ripe tomatoes seen in December in Pickens and Anderson. Oliver Boggs and family visit Birmingham. Boggs comments on President’s speech and travel, noting Alabama observers found the account lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Alderson
Married couple Flora Kelly and M Pratt wed at home
The ceremony took place December 28 at the bride's parents home. Flora Kelly, a longtime teacher, married M Pratt son of Mr and Mrs J N Brett of Due West. Pratt a World War veteran of the 30th Division. Immediate family attended. couple plans to live in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrass A. Kelly
Flora Kelly
Athe M. Pratt
Pratt
J. N. Brett Due West
Flora
Ati Gy Business College
Teronde
Stewart
Fountain
Hudson
Fea Flong
Sues
D. Pierre Hudson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clayton-Copeland
AGNEW
Rochester
Pastor Hiott
Cross Roads
James A. Whiten
Salem
Jim
J B
Farmers
D. P. Hudson
Pastor
The
Sentinel
Edwards & Dorsey
W. C. Mann
Fannie Gilreath
Greer
Frances Cox
Sara Mae Freeman
Ellen Freeman
David Lynn
Roy Herde
Honea Path
Mrs
R. ¥. Herde
G. G. Christopher
South Carolina
C. IH
Carpenter
Greenville Opera House
Forest City
N. C
Oliver B. Boggs
Birmingham
Alamada
John Boggs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!