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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
2
A Dalton South Carolina correspondent asserts Rhodes misrepresented his wife’s stay at his home during the divorce case. He says she received fair treatment, kept clothes and money, and that Rhodes carried a letter about leaving. The writer urges broader publication of the letter to counter slurs and support the wife.
In Greenville Piedmont a bustling dance scene challenges a trustees ban on teachers joining dances. Young men form the Drummels club and vow to continue dances despite the cooling of relations with the school board. The trustees say the ban does not reflect on teachers or students and split on the next move.
The Rev William A Billy Sunday arrives in Spartanburg with Mrs Sunday and party after a Cincinnati to Spartanburg trip. He opens a six week campaign tomorrow at a Magnolia Street tabernacle seating 250 singers under Homer Rodehaver, with a 12 months planning effort and large open house at the hotel. Sunday extols Southern hospitality and “old time religion” in a speech to reporters.
A request urges households to foster home produced music to complement phonograph and piano rolls. Secretary Wallace says music strengthens family life and rural civilization, noting old singing schools and urging revival with township music teachers in every community.
J C Carey cashier of the bank swears the above statement is a true copy from the bank books. The document appears as part of a sworn affidavit filed in Pickens County South Carolina May Boge date noted but illegible in parts.
Statement of the condition of the Bank of Six Mile located at Six Mile South Carolina at the close of business December 31 1921. The report shows assets liabilities and capital with total assets of 60 64 694.97 dollars and liabilities totaling 53 121.27 dollars.
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