Grayley Hendricks Matrimony in Easley Town
Grayley Hendricks of Kaley married Miss Ether Grayley daughter of Isaac and Mrs Grayley near Pickens. The couple wed Wednesday evening the 12th instant at Rev D W Hiott’s residence in the presence of a few friends. They traveled by automobile to Ensley to the groom’s home. Hendricks, a fine business man in Easley, earns congratulations on choosing a partner for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Cockett Hendricks
Kaley
Miss Ether
Isaac Grayley
Pickens
D. W. Iiott
Arthur Gravley
Ensley
Hendricks
Easley
Finley LaBoon and Laboon Wed in Pickens Home
On Wednesday the 18th at 1 o'clock at the bride Essie Finley’s home in Pickens Miss Essie Finley married William Lalavette Laboon of Anderson County. Rev D W Hiatt officiated. Guests enjoyed a dinner after the ceremony as the couple plans to live near Alekens.
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Pickens
Essie
Charlie Finley
William Lalavette Laboon
Hay
Anderson County
D. W. Hiatt
Lalioon
Nashville
Enn
TJ. Mauldin
Alekens
Child Burned to Death in Playhouse Fire
Two year old John W Griffin of Pickens son of Mr and Mrs Robert Griffin died after burns from a playhouse fire. The child sat near a fire and his clothing caught. He died Thursday after initially improving. Mineral funeral at Bethlehem church and burial in Bethlehem cemetery conducted by Rev de o A White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
Robert ‘’. Griffin
Pickens
Burns
Cied
Hin Aney
Bethlehem Church
de O A. White
Bethlehem Cemetery
New Kelton Firm Buys Findley and Stansell Stock
Pickens Callihan and Mattison purchase the Findley and Stansell stock of goods in Pickens and will operate at the same stand. Stribling, formerly of H.I.M. Co., joins the new firm and invites old friends to call. A new advertisement on the paper’s page promises details of their plans.
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Calliham & Mattison
Kelton
Findley & Stansell
Goodsim Pickens
Stribling
H.I.M. Co
Augusta
Prohibition talk and local notes from Marietta Route No 2
The column recalls holiday restraint and urges stricter prohibition rules, asking lawmakers to set a one gallon a month limit to curb bootlegging. It reports residents visiting relatives, school progress led by Miss Ruby Baker and Miss Wilkes, and local notes on residents and travels including Bessie Baldwin Ella Belle McConnell Louis Morgan Dewey Hendricks Sara Attaway J. D. McConnell Drake and Louis Crenshaw.
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Bessie Baldwin
O.C. McConnell
Union
8.C
Ella Belle McConnell
Pickens
Messrs
Louis Morgan
Dewey Hendricks
Greenville
Sara Attaway
St. Augustine
Fla
J. D. McConnell
Pickenson
Pinkney Reid
Drake
Europe
Louis Crenshaw
United States Army
Sam
Edens
Mira Turner
Dacusville
Peters Creek
Ruby Baker
Wilkes
Fairfield County
Looper Williams Wedding in Greenville
A happy marriage occurred in Greenville last Wednesday afternoon the 12th when Miss Geneva Looper became Mrs Beattie Williams. Dr G W Quick officiated at the First Baptist church. The couple, from prominent Dacusville Pickens families, will reside on a Eliasey farm. The Sentinel offers congratulations and invites Pickens ladies to a Friday prayer meeting at Mrs J L Moon.
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Greenville
Geneva Looper
Beattie Williams
G. W. Quick
First Baptist Church of
Dacusville
Pickens County
Joel L. Looper
John Williams
Williams
Eliasley
The
Sentinel
Ladies’ Cottage
J. L. Moon
Pickens
Printer Severely Injured At The Sentinel Press
During last Wednesday's press work at The Sentinel Julian Hiatt suffered a severe injury to his right forefinger. Doctors required eight stitches to repair the mangled flesh and crushed bone. The accident left him in great pain and reduced the paper's printing staff.
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Sentinel
Julian Hiatt
Julian
The
Trial in Providence Sees Mohr Murder Case Draw Attention
The case involves Mrs Eliza beth Mohr and two African American men charged with killing her husband Dr Mohr. The trial interlinks with a Baltimore medical classmate of Dr FS Porter of Pickens and recalls Dr McCalla, killed by his nephew Feaster Jones in Anderson County.
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Providence, R
Elizabeth Mohr
Mohr
FS. Porter
Pickens
Baltimore
McCalla
Feaster Jones
Anderson County
Calhoun News Vacation Ends and Town Chatter
Calhoun newspapers note the return to routine as New Year begins. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Mauldin of Seneca and Mrs. Leila Boggs visiting Greenville. Mildred Boggs recovers from eye surgery after an accidental injury. Local residents and travelers—Hubert Morgan, Lewis Nicholson, J. D. Morgan, Elisha Smith—are mentioned with brief updates on health and visits.
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B. D. Mauldin
Seneca
Calhoun
Mildred
Sam Boggs
Pike
Clinton
Hubert Morgan
Lewis Nicholson
Christopher of
Pickens
Norman Boggs
Leila Boggs
Greenville
Eskew
J. D. Morgan
Elisha Smith
Oconee
Cateechee News Letter Notes Illness and Local Happenings
D M Newton is indisposed with throat trouble. Tom Smith and two children in Cateechee have typhoid fever. Smith’s wife died from fever last fall. Norris gains life since Southern double tracking. Norris correspondent sought. J A Whiten of Norris reports a very ill small child. Amputation of William J Ponder’s leg noted in Greenville News. request for fuller update from Dacusville correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Newton
Tom ‘Smith
Cateechee
Mr. Smith
Norris
J. A. Whiten
Sentinel
Greenville News
William J.ponder
Dacusville
Ponder
Mrs. Larkin Hughes Visits Relatives in Pickens County
Mrs. Larkin Hughes, staying with her son A. K. Hughes in Laurens county, visits relatives in Pickens county. Friends from her old home express happiness at her bright appearance and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Hughes
A. K. Hughes
Laurens County
Pickens County
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