Local Social Notes From Pickens and Nearby Areas
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief mentions of visits, returns home, and host notices. Names include Miss Minor Boges, Dr J N Hallam, Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Florence Bowen, Miss Janet Bolt, Miss Frances Bruce, Ed Seaborn, Miss Emily Robinson, Bond Anderson, Robert Smith, Jo Morgan, Miss Lois Hester, Dr J Bolt, Miss Bainey, Mrs Myers, Miss Gertrurde Clarris, Miss Olive Newton, Miss Patti Major, Dr Lake Jameson, Sydney Bruce, P P Boggs, W C Gaines, Miss Hutchins, Mrs Emma Major, J L Reeves, L T L Hendricks, Mrs J S Bannister, Mr and Mrs T R A Bowen, LeRoi Boges, Miss Christine Sutherland, Ladies Aid Society, Mittie Hix, Leonard Smith, Carrie Whitmire, Truman Childress, Intre News club.
Longtime Sentinel reader renews subscription
N R Kennemore of Central route 2 visited on Tuesday to renew his Sentinel subscription. He has been a reader for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Kennemore
Central Route 2
Mr. Kennemore
Sentinel
Willis Tlarris Visits Parents in Pickens This Week
Willie Tlarris of Dunn & Bradstreet Atlanta visited his parents Mr and Mrs C D Harris in Pickens for several days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Tlarris
Dunn & Bradstreet
Atlanta
C.D. Harris
Pickens
Advertisements Highlight Battery in Easley and Mauldin at Pickens
Readers are urged to note the new advertisements for the Battery at Easley and for Greg T Mauldin at Pickens in this issue. The publication recommends perusing all weekly ads for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Battery
Easley
Greg T. Mauldin
Pickens
J D M Keith Visits Marietta Sentinel for Early Renewal
J D M Keith, a prominent Marietta citizen and longtime Sentinel subscriber for over forty years, visited Tuesday to prepay his subscription for just under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D.M_. Keith
Marietta
Mr. Keith
The
Sentinel
Mount Pleasant School Closes Year With Lemonade and Ice Cream
The Mount Pleasant school ended a successful year with a holiday for pupils and an afternoon of lemonade and ice cream. Miss Hattie Earle of Pickens served as principal this year and was elected for another term.
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Mount Pleasant
Laurensville
Hattie Earle
Pickens
Miss Sadie Craig Finishes Course at Black Stone Institute
Miss Sadie Craig of Black stone Institute Virginia is at home for the holidays after completing her course there this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Craig
Blackstone Institute
Virginia
Miss Craig
Prominent County Figure Matthew Hendricks Visits Town
Hon. Matthew Hendricks, a leading local citizen from Pickens route 4, paid a pleasant call in town Tuesday, reflecting his prominent role in the county.
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Matthew Hendricks
This County
Pickens
Reverend Wardlaw Accepts Call in Jackson Wyoming
Rev. C. Wardlaw formerly a Pickens high school student now living in California has accepted a call to lead the Baptist church in Jackson Wyoming. The community wishes him success in his new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wardlaw
Pickens High School
California
Baptist Church
Jackson
Wyoming
Will Boggs Found After Several Days Away
Will Boggs spent days in Pickens this week en route to visit his mother at Nimmons. He has lived in Savannah, Georgia for years and works for the A C L railroad. Friends in this county are glad to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Boggs
Pickens
Nimmons
Savannah
A. CG. IL
W C Keith Hurt When Tree Fell On Crossties
W C Keith of Griffin was badly injured when a tree toppled while cutting crossties. He was carried home in an unconscious state and treated by Dr. Robinson of Pickens. He has about recovered from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Keith
Griffin
Robinson
Pickens
Mr. Keith
Death of Branchville saw mill victim Jake Hudson
Mr. Jake Hudson son of J. M. Hudson of this county was injured at C. B. Trant’s saw mill in Branchville last Thursday and died the following day. His body was taken to his old home and buried at Mt. Bethel Saturday. He was about 80 years old. The family and relatives have the sympathy of their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hudson
J. M. Hudson
C. B. Trant
Branchville
Mt. Bethel
Local Socials Highlight School Fund Drive and Union of Folger Couple
J F Harris hosted a lawn party for teachers with a large young crowd. The Pickens Band performed and two punch bowls were tended by Elinor Knight Nellie Freeman and Jorena Taylor. Timrod Literary Society raised funds for an encyclopaedia purchase with a varied program. The marriage of Akh N Volger and Mrs Vada Marett surprised many, with the ceremony at Westminster and a home welcome on Vair Place Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Harris
Mr. Harris
Nellie Freeman
Grace Prince
Pickens Band
Elinor Knight
Jorena Taylor
Westminster
Ahk. N. Volger
Vada Marett
Seneca
Folger
Mrs. Twolver
Vair Play Street
Seneca Farm
Vactory
Timberland hunting permits urged for Carolina Timber lands
Notice asks all hunters and campers on Carolina Timber Co lands to obtain permits and have them signed by a local resident when time expires. Permit requires record of area left in good order and no timber cut or fires, with daily squirrel limit of six and prohibition on turkeys deer or pheasants. Permits must be returned. agent is W. H. Chastain in Pickens S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Timber Co
W. H. Chastain
Agt
Pickens S.C
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is given that Lena Cox as administratrix will apply to J. W. Newbery Reg. Judge of Probate Pickens County South Carolina on June 26 1918 at 10 AM for leave to make final settlement of the estate of E F Cox deceased and obtain discharge as administratrix of said estate
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Newbery Reg
Pickeng County
South Carolina
EB. Cox
Lena Cox
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim
An article asserts deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh caused case cured by Ollo's Catarrh Cure and promotes circulars from FP J Cannon Co of Colorado, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cnnney, & CO
Lolado
Ohio
Drugalsts
Toko Lall
Hendricks Family Visit From Texas to Sherman
N R Hendricks of Sherman Texas and his wife visit their father J I Hendricks near Liberty with sister Mrs Johnnie Don nekoo of Trenton. Hendricks in Texas real estate prospering, first home visit in six years. J I Hendricks suffered a broken leg months ago and now battles erysipelas. hopes for recovery are expressed.
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N. R. Hendricks
Sherman
L’exas
Johnnie Donnekoo
Trenton
Texas
Liberty
Hendricks
J. I Hendricks
Pickens School Commencement Held at School Auditorium
The Pickens High School commencement was held over two crowded evenings in the school auditorium with both nights attended by many patrons. Monday featured an entertaining graded school program while Tuesday hosted the graduation exercises. Professor D W Daniel of Clemson College delivered the address on The fighting man. Members of the class of 18 included Miss Alberta Yongue Esther Edens Stella Porter Ossie Hendricks and Robert Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens High School
D. W. Daniel
Clemson College
Alberta Yongue
Esther Edens
Stella Porter
Messrs
Ossie Hendricks
Robert Baker
Court verdicts and sentences in Pickens case lineup
Court convened in Pickens with Judge Bowman and Solicitor Bonham. State v Champ Mauldin ended in not guilty verdict after two days. Frank Dodson pled guilty to grand larceny, nine months on chain gang. J R Whitlock pled guilty to larceny, nine months on public works. Will Johnson and Jim Williams pled guilty to house breaking and larceny, fifteen months on gang. Court adjourned sine die Wednesday.
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Pickens
Bowman
Bonham
Smith
Champ Mauldin
Frank Dodson
J. 1. Whitlock
Will Johnson
Jim Williams
McHugh Opens First Class Pressing Club Next to Keowee Bank
If McHugh has opened a first class pressing club in the Robinson building next door to the Keowee Bank he solicits your patronage and guarantees satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. If’. McHugh
Robinson
Keowee Bank
Por Sale-4 Fresh Young Milk Cows
W P Stewart advertises four young milk cows for sale on Pielens Route 1.
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W.P. Stewart
Wanted 3000 Cross Ties in Ten Days at Depot
Help needed for quick timber ties. Apply at the Pickens depot in South Carolina to supply 3000 cross ties within ten days.
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Pickens
S. C
Prince 3644 Black Jack at Clemson College for 1913 season
Wilson Place Prince 3644 is a thoroughbred jack with white points noted for bone and action. Treated June 24 1908, stands 154 hands high. Sold to Clemson College Danville Kentucky with terms 12 dollars to insure in foal 6 dollars down and balance when more is parted with or leaves the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Barns
Clemson College
S. GC
Danville
Kentucky
South
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Noooooo
Rexall
Pickens Drug
J. WW
Halluin
Miss Minor Boges
J. N. Hallam
Greenville
Bessie Jones
Masley
T. R. Allen
Florence Bowen
Janet Bolt
Mattie Finley
Frances Bruce
Ed Seaborn
Emily Robinson
Tasley
Bond Anderson
Anderson
Robert Smith
Jo. Morgan
Central
Lois Hester
Winthrop
J Bolt
Miss Bainey
Avon
Mro
J.T. Partridge
Flovide Carey
Mrs. Myers
Mary Alexander
Gertrurde Clarris
Lander College
Olive Newton
Mullins
8. C
Patti Major
Winthrop College
Lake Jameson
Hasley
Sydney Bruce
Davidson College
P.P. Boggs
Savannah, Ga
W.C. Gaines
Norris
Miss Hutchins
Greer
J.T. Hutchins
Emma Major
J. L. Reeves
L. TL. Hendricks
J. S. Bannister
TR. A. Bowen
LeRoi Boges
Ll. C. Thornley
Christine Sutherland
Dacusville
Ladies Aid Society of
the Pickens Baptist Church
J. B. Newbery
Mittie Hix
Leonard Smith
Gr. Kirby
J. J. Clarris
Ro. Bruce
Methodist District
Laurens
Carrie Whitmire
Truman Childress
Intre News Club
Ing
Dike
Timrod Literary Society
Susie Ilester
Minnie Tierd
Mirandy
Sara Attaway
Pickens School
Court
Oxfords
Abbott
the Sentinel
J.C. Caudle
M. Gravley
Wilson Place
Prince
Clemson Agricultural College
County Superintendent of Education
W. M. Riggs
R. L. Hames
Greg T. Mausain
Blackman
Owens
Conkey
Craig Bros. Company
Pia
Folger, Thornley & Company
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