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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1914

Page

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Pollars in Prizes A Free Subscriptions Contest in Pickens

The Pickens Sentinel announces a free voting contest to boost circulation. Prizes include a $700 Player Piano and a genuine diamond ring plus a scholarship, with 10 000 votes for first five Pickens residents and others, all entries by nomination coupon.

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Voting Power of Subscriptions and Prices for The Pickens Sentinel

The contest divides voting into four periods with a decreasing schedule. The largest vote allotment is for subscriptions turned in during the first period. Votes apply to both old and new subscribers, with The Pickens Sentinel priced at $4 per year.

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All Day Singing at Rice's Creek Church

An all day singing at Rice's Creek Church is scheduled for the third Sunday January 18 beginning at 10 o clock. Lovers of music are invited to attend and bring song books.

Rice’s Creek

Death of Herbert Smith in Easley Area

Herbert Smith, 21, eldest son of Calvin Smith, died at his father’s home near Hasley after a three week typhoid illness. He was married about a year, leaves a widow, parents, four siblings, and many relatives. Funeral held at Zion Baptist Church with burial by W.O.W. The community extends sympathy as other family members suffer fever.

Hasley Herbert Calvin Smith Serood Baptist Church Easley Hickory Camp D. W. Hiatt Zion W.oo. W Bro. Smith Our God

Easley Youth Arrested for Theft and Weapons Charge

Coleman Caudle of Easley, 20, was arrested Saturday and jailed in Pickens on carrying a concealed weapon and breaking into Palmetto Pharmacy and Easley Hardware Co. He confessed to stealing from railroad boxcars, claiming two prior North Carolina chain gang terms and 18 months on the Pickens county gang. He had 200 keys in custody.

Coleman Caudle Easley Pickens Palmetto Pharmacy Easley Hardware Co Caudle Chain Gang North Carolina J’ickens

Local News Notes on Weddings Ministers and Visitors

Easley residents share word of two weddings at Easley and Liberty with Rev J B Orim officiating. Homer Jones wed Miss Eliza A Couch at Rev D W Hiatt's Easley home. Rev D D Jones moved his family to Cantrell house. Nine white ministers in town plus Dr L L Jameson settling in Nasley welcomed. Miss Lottie Bynum visits Scottsboro sister. Lucy Hamilton returns from visit to Scottsboro. Rev E V Babb attends missionary meeting in Columbia. McCravey and Bolt in Columbia to help Pickens county interests. Jasper Hawthorn camp commander Capt B C Johnson gifts chaplain Rev D W Hiatt a purse.

Liberty W.A. Arledge Easley Miss Boggs J. BE. Orim Homer Jones Cedar Rock D. W. Hiatt Eliza A. Couch Babe Couch Manidin Mountain D. D Jasper

Six Mile Academy Reopens With New Pupils and Activities

Six Mile Academy welcomed many new students on Monday June 5 including 74 enrolled in the primary four grade room. New boarders include Nell Crawford and Vanie Crawford in the girls dormitory and Thomas Cantrell in the boys home. Rev H A OKelley hosts Mae Tannery and other gatherings feature Royal Ambassadors Y W A and B Y P U programs led by Miss Bess Moulton and Elizabeth Allgood.

Nell Vanie Crawford South Union Thomas Cantrell Pickens Mae Tannery Westminster H. A. O’kelley Walker Literary Society

Robbery Attempt Near Fasley Ended With Arrest

An attempted hold up of Mr. Willis, a blacksmith in Fasley outskirts, occurred Saturday night. Six Negroes were involved, Willis escaped with fifteen cents, and police arrested one suspect the following day. others may be apprehended.

Willis Fasley

For Sale or Swap Steam Engine Peerless 6 8 Horse

For sale or swap a mounted Peerless steam engine rated six to eight horsepower in good condition. Respond to H W Garrison Finley R 2.

H. W. Garrison Finsley

Pickens Route 1 Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Nice weather prevails as Mrs Boggs of Seneca visits her son E Boggs this week. Frank Norris and Jim Goslin attend Griffin church from Cedar Rock. Clarence Hendricks continues recovery from a Christmas foot injury. Rev Hulton Childres preaches at Griffin. Large crowd despite cold weather. D T Hayes moves to new Wolf Creek dwelling. Maryin Lesley visits Teddy Dodgens. Jessie Hayes visits Valmer Hendricks. Glassy Mountain school begins winter term January 5 with Miss Effie Gilstrap as teacher Mountain Rurrer.

Clarence Freeman Glassy Mountain School Effie Gilstrap Mountain Rurrer

Newbery Anniversary Celebrated by Mr and Mrs Newbery

Last Saturday January 14 marked the fifty fourth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J B Newbery of Pickens. A dinner was served at their home with intimate friends and relatives including A M Folger J E Hagood and Miss Julia Hagood Monroe Pickens and Miss Rosalie Folger. The Sentinel extends best wishes for many more years of happiness and usefulness.

J. B. Newbery Pickens A. M. Folger J. E. Hagood Easley Monroe Pickens Julia Greenville Rosalie Folger Atlanta the Sentinel Mary

Mr Henry Anthony Dead in Chattanooga

Telegram from Pickens reports the death of Henry Anthony in Chattanooga Tennessee. A native of the county he left Pickens fifteen years ago to live in Tennessee and had planned to return. Survived by siblings including Mrs Irwin Hendricks and others. His wife lay beside him in Chattanooga. funeral attended by J R J Anthony W E H and Ben Hendricks of Pickens.

Pickens Henry Anthony Chattanooga Tenn Tennessee Irwin Hendricks Mattie Stewart O. P. Field J. R. J. Anthony J. T. Anthony This County Oscar Anthony Traveler's Rest Anthony W. E H Ben Hendricks

Marriage at Cateechee Unites Two Seniors in 60s Wedding

A wedding at the home of the bride in Cateechee linked 60 year old Mr. Haines of Seneca route 1 and 66 year old Mrs. Murphree, with P. O. Wilson as officiant. Friends offer congratulations to the couple.

Cateechee 8. A. Haynes W. H. Murphree

Keowee Bank directors accept cashier resignation

At a directors meeting Tuesday M C Smith resigned as cashier and Jnc C G Carey was elected to fill the vacancy. Smith had served since the bank’s organization and managed affairs with success. Carey, already assistant cashier, is familiar with the bank and is expected to enlarge its business under his careful management.

Keowee Bank M. C. Smith Jnc

Railroads Confer on Spartanburg Union Station Plans

Representatives of the railroads met with G. T. Odell of New York and a Spartanburg Chamber committee to discuss a new union station. Attending were Mark W. Potter J Campion L H Phetterplace H B Spencer W H Wells John B Cleveland Albert Anderson and others from the Carolina id and Ohio Southern and Charleston and Western Carolina railways. The group emphasized seeking favorable terms and program details.

Spartanburg G. T. Odell New York Chamber of Commerce Union Station Mark W. Potter L. H. Phetterplace Carolina, Id and Ohio Railway H. B. Spencer W. H. Wells The Southern Railway Johnb. Cleveland Albert Anderson Charleston and Western Carolina Railway

Fertilizer Use Rises in South Carolina in 1913

A statement from the state treasurer reports farmers in South Carolina purchased over 960000 tons of fertilizer last year. Fertilizer tax receipts totaled 240448.23 dollars. The 1912 fund stood at 221999.68 dollars, indicating about 80000 more tons used in 1913 than in 1912.

South Carolina

Real estate assessed value rises in Columbia 1914–1918

Columbia property values are expected to reach about 14 to 15 million dollars for the four years starting 1914, a rise of 35 to 60 percent from the previous four years, based on city council information given recently.

Columbia

Commission Government Backed At Chamber Meeting

An enthusiastic gathering in the Chamber of Commerce rooms approved commission government and urged Representative Hutchison to remove Rock Hill from exemption in the general commission plan.

Chamber of Commerce Commission Representative Hutchison Rock Hill General Commission

Notable Movements and Economic Updates Across South Carolina

N B Dial head of Enterprise Bank of Laurens visited Columbia after purchasing a 1000 acre farm at McBee. Hix Conner named state magistrate for Jalapa in Newberry county replacing resigning J R Riser. Darlington market sees steady cotton arrivals. J P Kirven brings 16 wagons with 60 to 60 bales to town. Ridge Spring electors approve 12000 bonds for a new school house by 41 to 20. December Charleston imports 766176 and exports 2223819. last year 218988 and 1475828 respectively. Textile capital investments in SC over 20 years growth about 70000000. annual product up 73000000. spindles up about 4000000. Ernest P Bicknell of the Red Cross travels from Houston to Laredo to study conditions among wounded soldiers brought from Nuevo Laredo across the To Granda.

N. B. Dial Enterprise Bank of Laurens Columbia McBee Hix Conner Jalapa Newberry County J. R. Riser Darlington J. P. Kirven Ridge Spring Charleston South Carolina Commission Watson General Assembly Ernest P. Bicknell The Red Cross Laredo Texas Housaton Nuevo Laredo Granda

Legislature Opens After Noon Session At Columbia

The South Carolina legislature convened at noon Tuesday with the governor's message reading as the main early action. No major bills moved as members began the session, signaling a quiet start to the legislative week.

South Carolina

Correction of Dr. Clifton’s dates for the county

A county notice corrects the schedule for next week. It lists Liberty on Thursday with 92, Pickens on Friday the 28, and Basley on Saturday the 24, changing the previously printed dates.

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