Sentinel Prize Contest Drives Subscriptions for $700 Player Piano
The Sentinel announces a Great Prize Contest in Pickens to win a $700 Player Piano. Candidates are urged to recruit subscribers, boost booster period votes, and mobilize friends and strangers alike. Subscriptions aid vote totals with regional participation and a focus on early entry.
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Miss Leila Jones and Others Named in County Notices
County and State listings include Leila Jones of Marietta with 1,000, Berta Jones of Six Mile with 1,000, and Lillian Ramsay with 1,000 in the readable portion of the notices.
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Leila Jones
Marietta
Berta Jones
Six Mile
Lillian Ramsay
Liberty Ladies Host Socials and School Note Highlights
Liberty social events include Miss Callie Chapman visiting Spencer North Carolina and Miss Net Pearsons returning from Central. Clemson student Wayland Hutchins visited his father C L Hutchins. Local play by sixth and seventh graders titled Dot the Miner's Daughter drew a full house. The Liberty High faculty formed a domestic science focused school improvement club with A L Johnson as president.
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Callie Chapman
Spencer
N. C
Net Pearsons
Central
R. Crenshaw
Atlanta
B. H. Callaham
Florence
Nan Bowen
J. F. Banister
Pickens
Wayland Hutchins
Clemson
C. L. Hutchins
Anna
Nelle Irwin
Mattie Hall
Anderson
H. Parkins
iThose
Dorman Holtzendorff
Vivien Algood
Otis O’dell
Ula Attaway
Clara Richburg
Mary Gantt
Liberty
George Anderson
Lang Anderson
J. P. Glenn
R. E. Ingold
Alma Chapman
Dwight Attaway
E. H. Miller
Liberty High School
Dot
A. L. Johnson
Liberty High-School
Bessie Smith
J. A. Blum
Pauline Kelley
Kila Kelley
Oconee County
D. H. Kennemore
Swan Huff
J. Munt
Local Social News From Pickens Route One
Charley Freeman visited the Furman Trotters Saturday night. Montie Skelton and John Hendrix guests of Will Hendrix Sunday. John Hendrix’s milk cow injured last week likely hung in the stable. Hayes visited Bagwell Sunday. Anthony visitors from route 4 Sunday. J W Cantrell guest of Riley Dodgens last week. Mamie Brown and Lillie Keith visited Ollie and Beatrice Lesley Sunday. Blanche Hendrix visited Effie Dodgens Sunday. John Trotter visited W G Hendricks Sunday. Lillie Mason Freeman guest of sister Jessie Trotter Friday.
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Charley Freeman
Furman Trotter
Montie Skelton
Will Hendrix
John W. Hendrix
J. M. Hayes
OC. L. Bagwell
John Anthony
Jessie Trotter
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Law Makers of South Carolina Dispatches From Columbia
In a three hour joint assembly session 10 trustees of state colleges and one director of the state penitentiary were elected. Re-elections included P. A. Wilcox and David R. Coker to USC trustees. Winthrop College and Clemson College boards saw multiple substitutions with names such as Maj. W. L. Glaze, Creech, Brezeale, Evans, Mauldin, and Garrison chosen. A statewide prohibition bill was introduced, a primary reform debate followed, and several labor and education measures were discussed.
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State Penitentiary
P. A. Wilcox
Florence
David R. Coker
Hartsville
University of South Carolina
Winthrop College
Maj
W. L. Glaze
Orangeburg
Fulton Bethune Creech
Sumter
John BE. Brezeale
Anderson
Glaze
Creech
Brezeale
Maj. Glaze
Mr. Brezeale
Messrs. Evans
Maudin
Garrison
Clemson
Josiah J. Evans
Marlboro
House
W. D. Evans
Charleston
B. H. Rawl
United States Department of Agriculture
Mauldin
Claude I
Aiken
S. Dukes
Livingstone
Canfield
Carlisle
Senate
Nicholson
State
General Assembly
Lawson
State Hospital For the Insane
Crouch
Board of Regents
State Hospital For the
State Hospital
Governor Blease
Doctor Saunders
Boyd
McQueen
Barnwell
Thompson
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Wyche
Harrelson
Stanley
Horry
Committees On
W. K. Horsed
W. H. Hand
Tate
Easley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Easley residents report visits from Greenville and Anderson relatives. A ministers conference at First Baptist forms countywide involvement with Presbyterian as meeting site. Local obituaries and social gatherings include Christine Walker’s 13th birthday party with games and refreshments.
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Whitten
Greenville
J. Miltoning
Dora Smith
Anderson
D. W. Hiatt
J. W. Ellison
Robert Roark
Pickens
C. N. Wyatt
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Prsbyterian Church
Elizabeth Hunter
Fannie Caudle
Edwin N. Bolt
Toxie Bowen
Junther Pickens
Lou Watkins
Kathryn Hagood
W. M. Hagood
Lightfoot
John Ragsdale
John
Christine Walker
Tax receipts unpaid on treasurer’s books
Tax records show 11 municipalities and two corporations with 2588 receipts unpaid as of January 23. After January 29 a 2 percent penalty will be added to the original amount.
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Hasley Township
Liberty
Central
Hurricane
Pumpkintown
Hastatoe
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Inter-Denominational Singing Convention Planned
A meeting at Pickens Baptist Church next Sunday aims to organize an inter-denominational singing convention for Pickens township. Organizers hope for a large turnout and invite every singer and all those interested in singing to attend. Each church and Sunday school is asked to send delegates.
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Pickens Baptist Church
Pickens Township
Tour Bostonians Bring High Class Lyceum to Pickens
Good news for Pickens lovers of quality entertainment announces the third lyceum program. The Tour Bostonians will perform at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening February 18. Four ladies Brooks Fower Vedder and Kane comprise the company and are renowned nationwide. The performance is expected to attract the season’s largest audience.
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Lyceum
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Doctor Clifton to Visit Liberty Pickens Easley Next Week
Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Clifton will visit Liberty Thursday the 5th Pickens Friday the 6th and Easley Saturday the 7th for one day at each location. Free examinations and no charges to the poor. Huge glasses at small cost and removal of cataracts aden oids and tonsils offered.
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Clifton
Liberty
Pickens
Easley
Mauldin Reappointed Trustee at Clemson College
Capt. Ivy M. Mauldin, Pickens Bank cashier and leading Pickens County figure, was re elected as Clemson College trustee by the legislature. Mauldin won on the first ballot with more votes than any other nominee and was a member of Clemson’s first graduating class.
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Ivy M. Mauldin
Pickens Bank
Pickens County
Clemson College
Mauldin
Clemson
Trustees Election at Clemson College Picks Best Candidates
The Charleston News and Courier argues the legislature should select the strongest trustee for Clemson College, noting multiple worthy candidates and stressing the need for prudent choice. The paper asserts the body cannot afford a mistake and claims to know of at least one good decision already made.
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Clemson College
General Assembly
Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina firms chartered with new capital
New South Carolina Enterprises and several firms receive charters with capital totals ranging from 5,000 to 30,000 dollars. Officers and petitioners are listed for each company including H. M. Graham, N. A. Hunt, C. E. Black and others. Companies include Enterprise Bank of Bamberg, Clary & Stacy Co of Gaffney, Keels company of Greeleyville, O Bryan Mishoe of Greeleyville, Crown Jewelry of Cheraw, and Livingston company of North.
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New South Carolina Enterprises
Enterprise Bank of Bamberg
H. M. Graham
N. A. Hunt
C. E. Black
Clary & Stacy Co
Gaffney
D. M. Clary
C. C. Stacy
A. D. Elmore
Keels Company
Greeleyville
H. Jackson
W. R. Russell
BM. Livingston Company of North
Lula C, Livingston
C. L. Scarborough
W. M. Reed
Not for Her Gracious Confession on Restaurant Ad Claims
A witty exchange reveals a critique of a dining venue's marketing. One character dismisses going there citing an ad claim that merely promises a good table rather than superior cuisine. The other defends the place as having excellent potential.
Yes He Married For Revenge But She Won At Last
A terse exchange notes a man married to seek revenge on a jilting lover but the intended plan fails as the woman prevails. The dialogue hints at motives and outcomes in a sharp, clipped style.
Rallies In Pickens County Highlight Agricultural Education
The Pickens county rally at Dacusville drew about 2000 attendees as W H Barton spoke on soil building and Vic Stewart covered boys corn clubs. Officials praised farmers progress, noting 1200+ boys in corn clubs and promising cost reducing methods for corn and other crops. Upcoming rallies list dates in January across Dacusville and nearby sites.
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Dacusville
W. H. Barton
Vic Stewart
Greenville County
Boy’s. Corn Clubs
Fch
Pickena
Death of Rob Porter in Porter's Chapel Community
Mr Rob Porter died at his home in Porter's Chapel Tuesday morning after a long illness from Brights disease. He was about 65 years old and a member of Porter's Chapel. He leaves a wife, several children, and many friends and relatives.
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Porter’s Chapel
Porter
Roark Family Visit Noted In Pickens County Sheriff Day
W. J. Roark of C. spent a day with his son, the Pickens County sheriff, in a brief local contingent event.
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W. J. Roark
Pickens
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