Sunday Classes Grow at Bethlehem Church Invitation
Sunday gatherings at Bethlehem Church unfold each week at 3 PM. Attendance is rising and all who wish are invited to join UK.
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Bethlehem Church
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
Sentinel offers county paper at $1.00 yearly
In campaign year Thies urges citizens to subscribe to The Sentinel as the county paper the offer costs $1.00 a year and ends June 30.
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the Sentinel
Honor Roll List From Pickens School
Honor roll names across grades one through six are listed for Pickens School. The long roster includes Naomi Alexander, Jake Capel, Julie Finley, Corrinne Hinton, Mary Hendricks, Doris Lewis, Clyde Manley, Tommy Mauldin, Allene McDaniel, Thela Newton, Thomas Valley, and many others across first through sixth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Alexander
Jake Capel
Julie Finley
Corrinne Hinton
Mary Hendricks
Doris Lewis
Clyde Manley
Tommy Mauldin
Allene McDaniel
Thela Newton
Thomas Valley
J. C. Alexander
Freddie Clayton
Edith Cox
Josie Craiz
Mary Dorsey
Kate Finley
Katrine Finney
Ernest Folwer
Mae Folger
John Hallum
Grace Jewell
Sara Joehnson
W. A. Mathews
Elizabeth McDan
Ire Manley
Elizabeth Holden
Billy Cantrell
Amy Wure Creip
Florence Gurre
Bettie Hend H Mauldin
Lillian Grade
Marty Cureton
Virginia Lewis
Eleanor Lrance
David Gent
Dla
Sehnesen
Drene Em Danveton
Mareures Nien Tees
Ho Stewart
Innmen
Ely Cureton
Ppaenen
Chensley
Velrne
Gravely
Artie Muehes
Locals and Personals at Pickens Mill Area
Local items note School at the Pickens Mill closed last Friday. Superintendent F. Van Clayton was in Columbia on business. Frances Bruce attended Converse College commencement. Mrs. Neee Garvin of Greenville visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yongue. Elva Stewart visiting Anderson College this week. J. W. Wischester of route spoke in Pickens Tuesday. Irank mentioned in a brief aside amid the local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bruce
Converse College
Neee Garvin
Greenville Iting
Robert Yongue
J. W. Wischester
Pickens
Sentinel Office
Community event notes and local appeals this week
A fragmentary meeting report describes a church gathering in Green for Minds on Heath and prohibition topics. It notes speakers and a reception with cake and ice cream, invites county residents to bring items to the courthouse on June 21, and mentions a committee to manage donations and care.
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Wayne
Miss Beswick Visits Sister After Southern Baptist Meeting
Miss Aretta Beswick of Kansas City Missouri returns from the Southern Baptist convention in Jacksonville Florida visits her sister Mrs J C Diggs at Pickens before continuing home to Kansas City She arrived Tuesday and departed Monday.
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Aretta Beswick
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Convention
Jacksonville
Fla
Pickens
J. C. Diggs
Bowen enters race for county commissioner
Mr G W Bowen is announced as a candidate for county commissioner this week. He has long been a well known figure in the county and previously served ten years as commissioner for Pickens. Efforts are underway to gain clemency for Clarence Mace, who in September 1920 was sentenced to seven years on the county chain gang for stealing a Ford in Easley. Mace is now jailed and somewhat weakened. his father and sister from Asheville visited him last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bowen
Pickens
Clarence Mace
Chai Fing
Easley
Young Mace
Asheville
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
I wish to thank my many friends for their kindness during the illness and death of my mother I also wish to thank Dr W A Sheldon for his kindness and may God's richest blessing rest upon each and every one is my prayer Robert Wrischt
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W. A. Sheldon
Robert Wrischt
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is hereby given that I will apply to N A Christopher Esq Judge of Probate for Pickens county South Carolina on the Sunday of June 1929 in the forenoon for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of Bertie Galloway deceased and discharge as guardian of the estate of S P Craiv Guardian
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N. A. Christopher Esq
Pickens County
South Carolina
Bertie Galloway
Miss Chamblin Honors Bride-To-Be In Greenville Shower
A Greenville Liberty shower honoring Mrs. S. D. Groves, formerly Lois Clayton, featured green pink and white decor. Guests shared handwritten recipes for a cook book, a receiving line was led by Mrs. T. S. Chamblin, and Emilene Reeves presented bridesmaids. Favors, a gala course and readings followed, while a Salvation Army fundraising campaign for Pickens county is announced with officials visiting soon to canvass.
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Liberty
Sybil Chamblin
S. D. Groves
Lois Clayton
Irene Chamblin
Kinard Johnsen
S. Chamblin
J. Hugh Shirlex
Emilene Reeves
S. LD
Mason
Eula B. Attaway
Salvation Army of
Greenville
Pickens County
Salvation Army
Bull's Fresh Roasted Coffee Ad Claim
An old roast versus fresh roast is suggested by a marble head with glass eyes in an advertisement. The ad urges readers to ask their dealer for Bull's fresh roasted coffees.
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