Local items note health, visits, and events across town
Mr Byrd Carey improves after double pneumonia while Miss Tirzah Hughes remains with Mrs J B Newbery in critical condition. Greenville visitor Bristow Christopher. Charlie Bowen family visited R A Bowen. Attendees at a good roads meeting in Columbia include Supervision McKinney and Sengenity Armstrong. Edwards and Dorsey store sale continues with strong bargains. Dr F S Porter in private sanitarium Atlanta but later returns home improved. County mail carrier R L Henderson ill with pneumonia. Liberty teachers meeting impeded by bad weather. Mrs Bridgman improving after operation in Baltimore. Bertran Thornley recovering from hospital. Trapper Ed Chastain visits town with live wild cat. Wallace Reid in Sick Abed at Alexander theatre Friday and Saturday. Epworth League meets with few members. disbandment rumors discussed but not favored.
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Bank of Central
F. B. Morgan
B. E. Allen
Morgan
W. A. Woodruff
J. N. Morgan
B. I. Allen
W. I. Millay
D. Reese
Greenville
Postimartes
Rowland
Sam
J. V. Clayton
Harle Morris
Mary Morris
Central
Billy
Poultry Association
W. S. Goodwin
H. FE. Seaborn
L. A. Falls
J. R. Falls
Cateechee
W. E. Hyde
Anderson
J. T. Gassaway
Wesley White
Anderson County
Pickens County appoints Dr Woodruff as county physician
Dr P KE Woodruff of Pickens was named county physician by the Pickens county commissioners with a bid of 600 dollars a year. The grand jury had urged appointing a county physician to improve care for those receiving county medical aid and reduce costs.
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P. KE. Woodruff
Pickens
Pickens County
Woodruff
Boll Weevil Talk Spreads Across County
Citizens inspect cockle burr stalk roots for boll weevils after last week's Sentinel report. Most roots yield one to eight insects, sparking debate on identifications. County Agent Bowen disputes the pests being boll weevils and offers a dollar reward for each confirmed find.
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Sentinel
Nealey and Gantt
Bowen
Jong Ag
Cotton Growers Agreement to Be Published by The Sentinel
The Sentinel will publish a copy of the Cotton Growers Cooperative Marketing association agreement next week. The movement has aroused strong interest among Southern farmers and the document promises insight into the association’s workings.
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The
Sentinel
Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Marketing Association
South
Portland Woman Denied Divorce After Early Marriage
Gladys M. Rhodes, 18, married Rolley Rhodes of Easley in Philadelphia on November 8, 1916 when she was 13. Her petition for divorce was denied by Judge Sanborn after testimony of abuse and being expelled from Easley home with few belongings.
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Portland
Maine
Gladys M. Rhodes
Rolley Rhodes
Easley
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Sanborn
Rhodes
Meeting at Liberty for Piedmont Sunday School Superintendents
Despite bad weather the Piedmont Sunday association superintendent conference met Friday at First Baptist Liberty. Dr. C F Sims presided with devotional sessions led by Rev. T A Drake and Rev. J A Davis. Miss Elizabeth Nuckols spoke to children. A L Pickens filled in for J L Corzine on superintendent work. Dinner followed.
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Piedmont Association
First Baptist Church of Liberty
C. F. Sims
T. A. Drake
J. A. Davis
Elizabeth Nuckols
A. L. Pickens
J. L. Corzine
Indies of the Church
Infant Death At Jones Home In January Tragedy
An infant three days old died Thursday morning January 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Jones. The burial took place the next day in Coleney cemetery. The parents and community extend sympathy. A Friend.
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Henry Jones
Coleney
Infant Death Shocks Liberty Couple
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Cooley Yongue of Liberty route 4 died last Wednesday. The bereaved parents receive community sympathy.
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Cooley Yongue
Liberty Route 4
Hurricane Singing Convention at Six Mile Church
The Hurricane Township Singing convention will meet with Six Mile church on the first Sunday afternoon in February at 2 o clock.
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Hurricane Township
Six Mile Church
Woodruff Man Spends Sunday at Home
Dr. Paden FE Woodruff remained at his Woodruff residence last Sunday, with neighbors noting his routine visit to his home.
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Paden FE
Woodruff
State Legislature Notes Hint at Governor Bid and Elections
A Columbia grapevine says Senator Ed McCravy may run for governor this year. Several circuit judges and state officials were reelected without opposition, including Supreme Court justice Mahons and insurance commissioner McMahan. Other items cover biennial legislative sessions debate, public funds security for Pickens, anti slander bank law, income tax bill progress, penitentiary offense for liquor law violations, and Leopard’s bed confinement.
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Columbia
Ed McCravy
Pickens County
J. Hardin Mahons
Supreme Court
John J. McMahan
J. Clifton Rivers
E. P. McCrary
Jubal O. Williams
Leonord
Penitentiary Board Directors Named from Three Counties
J. A. McDermit of Horry and A. H. Hawkins of Newberry were elected to the state penitentiary board of directors. Six candidates ran, including J Ashmore Hinton of Easley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDermit
Horry
A. H. Hawkins
Newberry
State Penitentiary
J Ashmore Hinton
Easley
Flat Rock School News Highlights Spring Plans and Tragedy
Flat Rock School reports strong enrollment and a ready sports program with plans to fund a girls basketball team through a January 27 program featuring a cake walk and contests. The community mourns the death of a pupil’s mother and infant, while Marie re joins the Liberty High School transfer in the school’s circle. Honor rolls list students across eight grades, led by Mildred Ellenburg and A Y Mc Whorter.
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Socety
Cooley Young
Marie
Liberty High School
Mildred Ellenburg
Felton Finley
Norman Spearman
A. Y. McWhorter
Herbert
Vi Johnson
Jessie Finley
Honor Roll Picks for Pickens School by Grade
The honor roll lists students by grade from first to eleventh at Pickens School. Names include Naomi Alexander, Ben Craig, Ernest Hulombe, Corinne Hinton, Magpie Jones, Doris Lewis, and others across all grades, with many Gravely, Cureton, Folger, and Newton family entries.
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Naomi Alexander
Ben Craig
Ernest Hulcombe
Corinne Hinton
Magpie Jones
Doris Lewis
Tommy Mauldin
Allene McDaniel
Thelia Newton
Wesley Nahley
Thomas Valley
Mary Dorsey
J. C. Alexander
Judith Cox
Jesse Craig
Katrine Kinney
Ernest Folger
Mae Folger
Sara Johnson
W. A. Mathews
Elizabeth McDaniel
Vesta McFall
Marion Nealy
Freddie Clayton
Catherine Davis
Estelle Durham
Emily Gravely
Annette Hester
Calhoun Hinton
Eugenia Cox
Julia Folger
Marie Findley
Elizabeth Holden
Laura Robertson
Sara Stewart
Laura Craig
Lillian Gravely
Mary Mauldin
Rosa McFall
Martha Cureton
Mary Gravely
Elsie Hester
Virginia Lewis
Robert Matheney
Elinor Mauldin
Frances Meal
Edith Hames
Ia Johnson
James Keith
Helen Langston
Margaret Lesesne
Nan Newton
Winnie Stewart
Margaret Valley
Linnie Cantrell
Elizabeth Cureton
Sarah Sureton
Lucile Hallam
Emma Jones
Wyatt Stewart
Margaret Bivens
Mary Cureton
Beulah Gravely
Marvin Gravely
Nita Bell Johnson
Ruth Gravely
Thylia Chastain
Horace Gravely
Pearl Gravely
Velma Gravely
Art
Schools to Receive Free Webster's Dictionary Plan
Several eight or ten schools notified The Sentinel they will get one Webster's New International Dictionary free. The Sentinel appreciates the schools' interest and plans to boost school publicity and subscriber growth across the county.
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The
Sentinel
Norris School Honor Roll Recognizes Student Grades
The Norris School lists honor roll students across grades one through six including Thelma Carrell Ad die Robinson Isaac Cantrell Sebi Gilstrap Martha Boroughs Lucile Coch Clyde Owens Mae Gillespie Frances Bolding Mattie Jo McWharter May Bell Porter Flora Clover Caroline Howe Clemson Billingsly Furman Billingsly Irene Gilstrap Thene Cantrell Floyd Bates Carlyle Clayton Vera Owens Helen McWhorter Willie Grace Mullinax Addie Lee Johnston.
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Grede—Warold Gaines
Daniel Whiters
Mickler Whiten
Elsa Johnson
Clyde Owens
Mae Gillespie
Frances Bolding
Mattie Jo McWharter
May Bell Porter
Flora Clover
Caroline Howe
Clemson Billingsly
Furman Billingsly
Irene Gilstrap
Thene Cantrell
Floyd Bates
Carlyle Clayton
Vera Owens
Helen McWhorter
Willie Grace Mullinax
Addie Lee Johnston
Honor Roll of Six Mile School
The article lists students named to the honor rolls by grade from First through Seventh at Six Mile School. Included are Maggie Willimon Winford Parrott Ruby Winchester Garvin Garrett Bernice Durham Ruth Garrett Robert Abercrombie Sam Hunter Bertie Lee Henson Edna Henson Selma Durham Louise Holliday J B Brackey Kate Surgerson Pearl Griffin Ruth Mauldin Leroy Merck James McKee Jessie McKee for first grade and many others across subsequent grades.
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Maggie Willimon
Winford Parrott
Ruby Winchester
Garvin Garrett
Bernice Durham
Ruth Garrett
Robert Abercrombie
Sam Hunter
Bertie Lee Henson
Edna Henson
Selma Durham
Louise Holliday
J. B. Brackey
Kate Surgerson
Pearl Griffin
Ruth Mauldin
Leroy Merck
James McKee
Jessie McKee
Burnis Alexander
Paul Willimon
Gertrude Willimon
Veda Durham
Ellie Chapman
Grady Kelly
Herrington
Honor Roll of Twelve Mile School
Honor roll lists students by grade from first through eighth. Names include Roscoe Plackston Luther Blackston Columbus Kelley Sarah Kelley Clyde Sutherland Christine Alexander Essie Blackston Frances Gravely Laura Hudson Ralph Hammond Hula Perritt Gladys Ragsdale Lloyd Stewart Vera Stewart Jaro Simmons Bessie Simmons Lavoy Christopher Lizzie Blackston Glayds Stephens Waldo Stephens Edna Simmons Roscoe Porter Walley Simmons Verner Gravley Macy Simmons Josie Perritt Vera Brazale Charles Kirksey Peveley Galloway Haynesworth Nichols Thomas Gravely Lillian Alexander Eunice Porter Lois Porter Mae Hudson Mertie Hudson Nina Simmons Grace Ragsdale Lois Christopher Ballenger Hudson Verner Brazeale Cecyle Fields Mary Henry Hudson Floride Alexander Lucy Hudson.
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Roscoe Plackston
Luther Blackston
Columbus Kelley
Sarah Kelley
Clyde Sutherland
Christine Alexander
Essie Blackston
Frances Gravely
Laura Hudson
Ralph Hammond
Hula Perritt
Gladys Ragsdale
Lloyd Stewart
Vera Stewart
Jaro Simmons
Bessie Simmons
Lavoy Christopher
Lizzie Blackston
Glayds Stephens
Waldo Stephens
Edna Simmons
Roscoe Porter
Walley Simmons
Verner Gravley
Macy Simmons
Josie Perritt
Vera Brazeale
Charles — Kirksey
Peveley Galloway
Haynesworth Nichols
Thomas Gravely
Lillian Alexander
Eunice Porter
Lois Porter
Mae Hudson
Mertie Hudson
Nina Simmons
Grace Ragsdale
Lois Christopher
Ballenger Hudson
Verner Brazeale
Cecyle Fields
Mary Gravely
Henry Hudson
Floride Alexander
Lucy Hudson
Box Supper At Shady Grove School House
A box supper will be held at Shady Grove school house on Saturday night February 4 1922 starting at eight o clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Shady Grove School House
Everbody
Central Local and Personal: Bank elects officers and local notices
The Bank of Central stockholders approved an 8 percent dividend and elected new officers including Dr. W. A. Woodruff as president and J. N. Morgan as vice president. Postmaster Rowland received honors for selling War Savings Stamps, while local residents note growth and upcoming improvements.
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C. J. Rowland
Central
S. C
Washington
Westmaster
Stone Diges
Federal Reserve District
Desiren
Howard Z. Ceee
Government Savings Organization
Richmond
Treasury Savings
Rowland
Norris Baptist church pounds pastor with gifts
Several Norris Baptist church members visited their pastor Rev. I. T. Cox in Pickens last Thursday and brought two or three automobile loads of provisions. The generous pounding included flour potatoes canned goods and various groceries. This is the second pounding for the pastor within two months.
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Norris Baptist Church
I. T. Cox
Pickens
Norris Church
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Byrd Carey
Mr. Bristow Christopher of
Charlie Bowen
Seneca
R. A. Bowen
Dwight Attaway
Liberty
Supervision McKinney
Senginety Armstrong
J. Looper
Charleston
Messers. L. W. James and
R. C. Merek
Near Central
Mary Boggs
Savannah
Edwards & Dorsey’s
F. S. Porter
Atlanta
R. L. Henderson
J. W. Bridgman
Baltimore
Bertran Thornley
N. E. Thornley
Greenville City Hospital
5. B. Roe
Ware Shoals
Roe
Laurens County
Ed Chastain
Mr. Chastain
Wallace Reid
Abed
Alexander Theatre
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Mr. Bowen
Cotton Growers’ Agreement
Mauldin
McCravy
May
I. W. Bowman
Hayne F. Rice
John H. Wilson
Edward Melver
Ernest Moore
Frank B. Gary
Thos. J. Mauldin
J.B. McDonald
Winnsboro
B. W. McLaurin
Winthrop College
W. L. Daniel
Saluda
D. H. Henderson
Aiken
Daniel
Winthrop
J. J. Evans
Bennettsville
R. M. Cooper, Jr
Wisacky
I. M .Mauldin
Clemson College
Mr. Mauldin
Mr. Evans
Mr. Cooper
B. H. Rawly
Lexington
Leopard
House
Senate
Flat Rock School News
Eula Mae Smith
M. J. Boggs
Walter McWhorter
Claude Fowler
Alice McCoy
Leva Brackens
Katherine Barton
Fay McWhorter
Annie Mae Holliday
Johnnie Yates
Alice Young
Veron McWhorter
Pauline Nalley
Kelsey McCoy
Lillian Ellenbure
Tommy Fowler
Vincent McWhorter
Rachel Brown
Ralph Hamlin
Gertrude Brown
Inez Holliday
Pickens Schoo
Norris School
Thelma Carrell
Addie Robinson
Issac Cantrell
Sebi Gilstrap
Marth Boroughs
Lucile Coch
SIX Mile School
Mile School
Norris
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