Mt Carmel Area Social News and Obituaries
Embroidery club met at Miss Magmie Williams home for sewing and refreshments. Lenhardt Sunday school held a summer picnic near George’s Creek with about 60 attending. Lawn party at R Mack Hills on Easley Monte 6. Miss May Pepper of Easley agate 5 visited Ford Williams at Dacusville. Protracted meeting at Dacusville Methodist Church to close Monday night. Reverend Mullicken preached powerful sermons. Homecoming planned for Saturday and Sunday. Buckhalter the walnut timber man has been in the area for a North Carolina piano manufacturer. Visitors from Arizona welcomed to Mt Carmel area. Funeral of Mary Davis held at Mt Carmel. she died at Brandon. Mrs. Grace, recently ill, visited Greenville. Vineland and Mt Carmel schools open summer sessions in August and July. Lenhardt and Maynard schools announce teachers. W A Kooper and J X Kooper buy touring car. farmers preparing fields. rain needed to finish work.
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Embroidery Club
Magmie Williams
Easley Monte
Dacusville Methodist Church
Mullicken
Carnie
Buckhalter
North Carolina
Volta QO
Uathema
Clarence V. Lathem
Arizona
Nora Boling
Asheville
M. W. Hester
Greenville
Will Grace
Vineland School
Mt.Carmel
Lenhardt School
Miss Thomas
Seneca
Maynard School
John Newton
Miss Newton
W. A
J. X. Kooper
Faraier Brun
McCombs Mattie R dies of typhoid near Cedar Rock at 24
Dein R McCombs aged 24 son of W M Mc Combs died at home near Cedar Rock Monday night after a several week illness of typhoid fever He leaves a wife and infant about five months old He was a member of the W O W Camp at Cross Roads Funeral and interment were held at Cedar Rock church on Wednesday
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Dein R. McCombs
W. M. McCombs
Cedar Rock
Cross Roads
Pickens Mayor G Rh Hendricks Ill After Spider Bite
Pickens mayor G Rh Hendricks has been gravely ill with severe pain after a spider bite received early Monday. He was reported improving by Wednesday.
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G. Rh. Hendricks
Pickens
County paper offers value to readers in Pickens County
The Pickens Sentinel extols its wide coverage of state and local news claiming no other paper matches its breadth. It urges subscribers to renew, highlighting the paper’s affordability of two cents a week and the benefit to families.
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Pickens County
Pickens
Oolenoy News Notes Highlight Local Visitors and School Plans
Oolenoy notes guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ek J Chastain visiting Hon and Mrs Matthew Hendrix and Miss Lois Hester arriving to lead Newton school for the summer. Magistrate S T Keith and family plan to move to Greenville to start merchandise business. Mae Jones to resume work at Enon school near Travelers Rest. Mrs Jesse Morris returns home to begin Bethlehem school term.
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Oolenoy
Ek. J. Chastain
Matthew Hendrix
W. E. Edens, Jr
Greenville
Jesse Morris
Pickens
W. T. Batson
Marietta
Lois Hester
Newton School
S. T. Keith
Pastor Hammond
J. Dean Craine
G. A. Anderson
A. Roper
Mae Jones
Enon School
Travellers Rest
Morris
Bethlehem School
Death Notice of John Smith at Ferguson's Crossing
Mr. John Smith, a farmer from Ferguson's Crossing near Pickens, was found dead in his field on Wednesday night July 23. The coroner ruled death from apoplexy due to natural causes. funeral services were held at Tabor church conducted by Rev. L. W. Johnson. The deceased, 56, was a son of the late Nelson Smith and survived by his wife and several children.
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John Smith
Ferguson’s Crossing
Pickens
Smith
L. I. Robinson
Nelson Smith
Tle
Tabor Church
Ll. W. Johnson
Kasley's Chautauqua Closes With Lecture and Lyric Glee Club
Kasley's three days' chautauqua closed with an address by Dr. D. W. Koniel of Clemson College and a Lyric Glee Club performance. Six men or more signed contracts to guarantee its return next summer, despite low overall attendance. A new plan for next year aims to align with a gala week and county fair.
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Kasley
Chautauqua
D. W. Koniel
Clemson College
Aoting
Lyric Glee Club
Wanted South Carolina's Most Beautiful Woman
South Carolina counties will crown a queen of the Harvest Jubilee to be chosen by a county vote and statewide ballot. Photographs are sent to county papers by August 15 and to Columbia by August 20 for a jury of art professors to narrow to 44 contenders. The winner will appear on a parade float with a lavish trousseau and will receive travel expenses and several hundred dollars in clothing.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Pickens County Community Notices From July
Birth announced to Rev. and Mrs. Joe Davis of Central. County events include horse show meetings at Central July 28 29 30. Cemetery cleanups at Holly Springs Mullinax Secona Bethlehem Mt Carmel etc. Prohibition registration emphasized. Sheriff Roark captures Henry Logan for murder. suspect detained in Brevard.
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Joe Davis
Central Rente 4
Central
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