Medical College of South Carolina Opens Eighth Seventh Session
The Medical College of the State of South Carolina in Charleston announces the eighty seventh session from October 1, 1915, to June 1, 1916. A new three story building opposite Roper Hospital houses laboratories in Chemistry Bacteriology Anatomy Physiology Pharmacology and Pharmacy with modern equipment. The Roper Hospital with 218 beds provides clinical advantages and outpatient service. Two years of graduated service in Roper Hospital with six appointments yearly. Department of Physiology and Embryology affiliated with Charleston Museum. Ten full time teachers in laboratory branches. Catalog via Box 39.
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Roper Hospital
Charleston Museum
W. A. Thomas Dead in Pickens After Typhoid Illness
W A Thomas died at his Pickens home Tuesday afternoon after several weeks with typhoid fever. He was 48, born in Laurens County, long resident of Pickens, married to a Vaughn daughter and father to three: Mrs Alfred Dodgens, Mrs Jesse Pace, and Clarence Thomas. A Baptist for years, he was known for his quiet, honest nature and love of family. Funeral services were held at his residence led by Rev L I Wiggins, with burial at Griffin church cemetery.
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W. A. Thomas
Pickens
Tie
Mr. Thomas
Laurens County
Pickens County
Lewis Vaughn
Alfred Dodgens
Jesse Pace
Clarence Thomas
The
Baptist Church
Thomas
L. I. Wiggins
Griffin Church Cemetery
Silas FP. Robinson
Peter's Creek
Miss Singleton
Peter's Creek Church
Pickens Residents Attend Praters Singing Event
Report from Pickens notes a large Sunday crowd at Praters singing session led by multiple leaders with widespread participation.
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Pickens
Praters
Antioch Baptist church notes 1915 revival and harvest
Rev Murphree preached at Antioch on Sunday with communion after. Rev L Jones who built the church in 1888 is noted as former pastor. New pastor Rev C I Murphree announced for 1915. The church school grows, and a heavy June freshet damaged crops but the outlook for grain remains fair. Attendance at a Holly Springs singing was reported. Miss Sarah Ritter of Orleans Indiana, a Winthrop College teacher, planned Antioch school opening July 19 but resigned due to illness. school to open as scheduled.
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B. F. Murphree
Antioch Baptist Church
M. L. Jones
Rev. L. Jones
Antioch Church
Brother Jones
Rev
C. I. Murphree
A.T. Winchester
Easley
Holly Springs
Sarah M. Ritter
Orleans
Indiana
Winthrop College
Antioch
Children’s Day at Oolenoy Baptist Church
Children’s Day at Oolenoy Baptist Church on Sunday July 25 includes a bright service of song and exercises by the children. The 10 45 a m program organized by Mrs J I Reese promises prominent speakers and a grounds dinner.
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Oolenoy Baptist Church
J. I. Reese
Jesus
Local arrivals and church events in Spartanbore area
Pickens Route 3 locals Mrs W Johnson and two children Master Joe and Miss Ima Low of Spartanbore will spend the summer with Rev and Mrs W Johnson. Miss Teenie Looper visits Greenwood sister. Esther Gravley returns from Lincolnton Georgia. Mary Henderson returns from Greenwood relatives. Children day observed at Salem Methodist church with a large crowd. Profs Hatlam and Welborn address the children. Rev JL W Johnson engaged in protracted services at Twelve Mile church this week. Mr Lusk of Greenville attends Salem services. Mr Crockett U Wendricks of Keasley visited locally.
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W. &. Johnson
Joe
Ima Low
Spartanbore
W. Johnson
Teenie Looper
Greenwood
Esther Gravley
Ligon
Lincolnton
Mary Henderson
Salem Methodist Church
Little Falls
W M U Quarterly Meeting At Pickens Leeconn Church
The W M U of the Pickens association holds its quarterly meeting at Leeconn church on Saturday July 24 at 10 30. The program includes devotional led by Mrs D W Hiatt roll call plans for apportionment Mrs J M Stewart discussion on literature mission study plan institute social hour Indian impersonation by Pickens Y W A solo by Miss Lorena Taylor discussion on engaging youth round table closing message by Mrs C J Watson and adjournment
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the Pickens Association
Leeconn Church
D. W. Hiatt
J. M. Stewart
J. D. Stansell
R. A. Hes
C.E. Watson
I. S. Curtis
Pickens Y. W. A
Lorena Taylor
St, Robinson
Round Table
C. J
Crenshaw Family Called to Cradle Side in Illness
Dr and Mrs J M Crenshaw rushed to the bedside of their daughter Mrs Dr W C Smith of Liberty who was critically ill but conditions improved enough to return home. Local social visits include Miss Cleo Hendrix hosting a Roak night and several families spending Sunday in Liberty and at Griffin area.
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Oolenoy
J. M. Crenshaw
W.C. Smith
Liberty
5. B. Edens
Chick Springs
Greenville
Notice to Old Soldiers Meeting for Confederate pension board
Surviving Confederate soldiers in Pickens county are urged to meet in each township on August 7 at 3 p m to elect a township representative for a county pension board for 1916. Meetings listed by township with local meeting places. include Easley Liberty Central Pickens Hurricane Wastatoe Pumpkintown Dacusville. J B Newsery Pension Commissioner.
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Pickens County
Court House
Masley
Easley
Liberty
Central
Pickens
Hurricane
Mile Creek
Wastatoe
Antioch Church
Pumpkintown
Sutherland's
Dacusville
Looper
J. B. Newsery
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Our Loss
We thank the people for their kindness during our misfortune and loss on April 23, 1915. May God's richest blessings rest upon each one. Julius Freeman and family.
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Julius Freeman
Cantrell Presents Watermelon. Sentinel Subscription Expanded
Oliver Cantrell of Picken presented a watermelon to The Sentinel this year and, per a prior offer, earned a one year subscription extension. His father J. W. Cantrell already subscribed, so the renewal increases by one year. The melon was greatly enjoyed.
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Oliver Cantrell
Picken
Sentinel
J. W. Cantrell
Four Children Dead In Shocking Local Tragedy
A Mt. Carmel family loses two week old daughter on the thirteenth with burial at Berea church. Dacusville and Easley families mourn young daughters and a son from July 14 to 16 with funerals led by local ministers. Interment at Secona church follows services for James Ivy. Parents face heavy hearts while clinging to faith and hope of reunion.
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George W. Lathem
Mt. Carmel
Berea Church
Helen
Sam L. Robinson
Dacusville
D. W. Hiatt
J. Wake Waton
Easley
Eunice
D. W.ilcott
Fairview Church
James Ivy
R. Taylor Hudson
Pickens Mill
W. H. Dendy
Secona Church
L. E., Wiggins
Deaths at Easley and Glenwood report two infant losses
Mattie Brooks 12 died at home two miles east of Easley after appendicitis surgery last Friday afternoon. Funeral at Zion church the next day. Her mother gave birth to a girl about two hours after Mattie died. The Fortner baby, 10 months, died at Glenwood from dysentery on the 17th. Burial at West View cemetery.
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Mattie
W.k.brooks
Easley
Zion Church
W. J. Fortner
Glenwood
West View Cemetery
Easley Progress
Bethlehem area institutes summer term and local events
Local Bethlehem area schools start summer term on Monday July 26. A B Taylor reported his wife had a successful appendectomy at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and is recovering. Reverend John Mann will lead a meeting at Mt Carmel early August. churches may invite him by writing Belton. Central 8 C plans Radcliffe Booster Chautauqua July 24 to 27 with speakers for a homecoming week. Dr FLOS Porter thanks neighbors for aiding after a closet fire damaged nothing serious.
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A. B. Taylor
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
John 'S’. Mann
Mt. Carmel
Brother Mann
Belton
Central
Central 8. C
Radcliffe
Chautauqua
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J. J. Rhodes, Littleton, W
Little Eustatoe
W.M. U. Quarterly Meeting
Oolenoy News
W. F. Hendrix
A. A. Jones
Griffin
J. D. M. Keith
George
Keith
Silas Robertson
Bethlehem School
Flos. Porter
Pickens Township
Mountain Grove
R. B. Anthony
Pickens Hardware & Grocery Co
Lewis Burtnett
Six Mile Church
L. J. Wigegins
Nashville
Tenn
Leila J. Caudle
Hampton Avenue
J. QC. Caudle
Coleman Caudle
Kate
Juanita
Jessie Prances
Irene Caudle
Graceland Cemetery
Caudle
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