Mrs. Sarah Armathine McCord Dies After Long Service
Mrs. Sarah Armathine McCord died June 3, 1916, in Liberty South Carolina after a period of illness. She was a devoted Baptist, taught Bible classes, led the Woman's Missionary Society, and supported community welfare. Survived by husband Archie F. McCord, two daughters Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Ione Strickland, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services were held at her home and Enon cemetery.
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A. F. McCord
McCord
Sarah Armathine Stansell
Archie F. McCord
Marshall and
Elmina Wilson Stansell
Abbeville County
Pickens County
Essie
Willie
Henry
James L
Mary Brown
This City
Ione Strickland
Atlanta
Eliza Jett
Earth
T. M. Galphin
J. A. Allgood
Be, F. Cantrell
T. R. O'Dell
C. E. Bush
L. W. Cartee
J. F. Crane
First Baptist Church
R. T. Stewart
T. A. Gary
W. T. O'Dell
W. A. Watkins
J. A. Gary
E. B. Richardson
L. Chamblin
Mr. Reynolds
Woman's Missionary Society
Enon
CG. H. Liberty
S. C
Pickens County Democratic Enrollment Open Through July 26
Voters urged to enroll early as books for Pickens county Democrats open now and will stay open until July 26. Renewal of registration is required even if previously listed. prior enrollment two years ago does not carry over. Enrollment location is the auditor's office at the Pickens club.
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Pickens County
Fox
Pickens
Ellison-Jameson Wedding in Ensley Details
Miss Nettie Laurie Ellison and Dr. Jameson wed at the Ellison home in Ensley las on Saturday afternoon June 10. Rev. John D. Holler officiated as the couple received many gifts and planned a Greenville departure for a Clinchfield trip before returning to Easley to establish their home. Dr Jameson, a 1913 Atlanta College of Medicine graduate, and Easley native bride will reside in Easley.
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Nettie Laurie Ellison
Dr. Jameson
Ensley Las
C. J. Ellison
Bradley Avenue
Luther Dely
Fulton Robinson
Mendelssohn
Lillian George
Gainesville
John D. Holler
Jemeson
Hal W. Hiatt
Pickens
Brucie Ellison
Jessie Bryant
Greenville
E. W. Machen
Laurens
Clinchfield & Ohio Road
North Carolina
Tennessee
Easley
Atlanta College of Medicine
Jameson
Sermon Highlights Perils of Liquor and Tobacco
Dr. David M. Ramsay preached that alcohol and tobacco are poisons and would shorten a young man’s life. He cited lifetime averages for sober, moderate, and drinking youths and urged preachers to quit tobacco to fund church missions and set a better example for boys.
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David M. Ramsay
Baptist Church
Ramsay
Mrs James Clement Dies at Home Near Pickens
Mrs Sallie Clement wife of James Clement died after a short illness at age 22 leaving husband two small children and in laws Mr and Mrs Camden Wyatt Funeral held at Tabor church after death with services by Rev D W Hiatt She was formerly Miss James and left a father mother and one sister near Easley The obituary praises her industrious nature and caregiver role Stella Porter shopped in Greenville on Tuesday
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Pickens
Sallie Clement
James Clement
And
Camden Wyatt
Tabor Church
D. W. Hiatt
Easley
Local and Personal News from Pickens and Greenville
Local and personal items from Pickens report Capt Workman and George Cureton in Pickens Monday. Many residents and visitors are noted with marriages, illnesses, school events, and church activities including Clemson commencement, a WCTU address, and a Citadel baccalaureate sermon.
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W. D. Workman
Greenville
George Cureton
Pickenson
Death of Mrs Charlotte Anthony in Greenville
Mrs Charlotte Burdine Anthony died at her home in Greenville on the 6th inst and was buried in Griffin at Pendleton Street Baptist church after funeral services by Rev. D W Hiatt. She died on her 68th birthday after fifteen months of illness. She leaves six children and several relatives. Her sons are William Robert B and John, and her daughters Mrs E F Keith Addie and Ida. She was aunt to Mrs W B Freeman and Mrs John Roper of Pickens. The Pickens chair provided music for the service.
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Greenville
Charlotte Burdine Anthony
Griffin
D. W. Hiatt
Anthony
Pendleton Street Baptist Church
Pumpkintown Deadhead News Notes and Local Skits
Easley Hendrix visits Rosman relatives and hints at Tar Heel state tales while Hal Hiatt, editor’s brother, appears with bookish charm. A Sunday gathering ends with Christians preaching and a crowd sharing dinner amid unlawful liquor and rough talk.
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Easley Hendrix
Rosman
N. C
Hal Hiatt
Sentinel
Coloney
Scribe
Pickens
Hal
Gary
J. C
Grand Jury Presentment to Judge Mauldin Foreman Wehnpricks
The grand jury reports all bills passed by the solicitor with verdicts as justified. They found the poor farm generally in excellent, clean, sanitary condition and inmates well cared for, but recommend locking the second story and keeping inmate records. The county jail and chain gang are in excellent or fairly good condition with minor issues reported. Rural policemen’s report is satisfactory. they ask to be excused from further attendance.
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T. J. Mauldin
G. R. Henprricks
Court adjourns after two days of general sessions
Court adjourned last Wednesday morning after a two day session. Only one case, State vs R. M. Baker for forgery, was tried besides last week's. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after about two hours. Solicitor Bonham said he has one more term at Pickens as solicitor.
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Furman University
Lawrence H. Bowen
Furman
Bowen
Fort Lawn
Spartan Academy
University of Chicago
Pickens
Reece Bowen
Court of General Sessions
R. M. Baker
Bonham
Grogan-Bruce Wedding At Elberton Home
Miss May Starke Grogan wed Ha good Bruce of Pickens S C in a six thirty ceremony at the bride’s home with an arch of ferns and hydrangeas. The Rev S A Harris officiated as family and out of town guests attended and the couple planned to reside in Pickens S C.
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Grogan-Bruce
Elberton
Bruce
Pickens
Mr. Bruce
May Starke Grogan
Hagood Bruce
Piclens,s. C
Mendelssohn
H. P. Hunter
Meade Oliver
George C. Grogan
5. A. Harris
Kathleen Grogan
Frances Bruce
Sidney Bruce
Minnie Cohen
Mildred Payne
Marion Reeves
Thelma Wright
8. C
Elberton Society
JS McDuffie Bruce
Willard M. Gregory
Atlanta
Death of Miss Mona Hill in Dacusville Sunday
Miss Mona Hill of the Dacusville section died suddenly Sunday morning June 4. About 40 years old, she was a daughter of J. E. Hill and his wife, survived by her parents and several siblings. A Cross Roads Baptist Church member, her funeral was led by Rev. D. W. and burial at Cross Roads burial ground Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Hill
Dacusville
Miss Hill
J. E. Hill
Cross Roads
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Ellison
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Foreign Mission Boards
E. C. Bowie
Nimmons
J. M. Stewart
A. J. Clark
Omie Barron
Inez
Mary Morris
Washington, D. C
George Prince of
Clemeon College
R. T. Hallam
Winthrop College
W. M. Melton
Robert
Clemson
Prof. Melton
Wofford
H. B. Hendrix
Burdine Hunt
Texas
Seneca Journal
Pickens Township
Bethlehem Church
Epee
S. T. Matthews
Jessie Belle Rowe
Fred Barnett
Cleo Attaway
Methodist Church
A. J. Geary
Toccoa (Ga
Lewis Bartnett
W. Calvin Garrett
J. M. Garrett
Newberry
Garrett
Bell Telephone Co
Willie Thompson
Dick Martin
Detroit
Michigan
R. S. Saunders
Mt. Airy
Concord
Cedar Rock
John A. Horton
Horton
Earle Hudson
Southern Railway
Beverly
Liberty
W. O. Hester
M. F. Hester
Vesta Ashmore
Pickens High School
Leesville, S. C
J. W. Ballentine
Everbody
Danner
B. F. Parsons
D.G. Moore
Moore
Tyler Moore
D. G. Moore
Mr. Moore
James Gantt
Swearingen
John C. Bailey
Pickens Presbyterian Church
Citadel
Second Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Mgr. Bailey
Nell Grandy
Emma Herd
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. J. Boggs
Gary Hiatt
J. L. Valley
Mary Lewis
Samuel Bryan Craig
Alberta Yongue
Margaret Valley
Virginia Lewis
Elsa Lewis
Florence Stewart
J.T. Partridge
Charlotte Anthony
Pumpkintown
Deadhead
Grogan
Miss Mona Hill
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