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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

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Wr. Larkin Hughes Dies at Ninety in Pickens County

Wr. Larkin Hughes died Tuesday at age about ninety in his home near Pickens County. A Confederate veteran and former lieutenant he suffered a long arm wound. Survived by wife, children Jas A Hughes Alfred Hughes Charlotte Clayton Tirzah Hughes Belle Davis, he was a member of Twelve Mile church and Keowee Lodge No. 179 A F M. Funeral at Bethlehem church with Masonic honors.

Henia Villyy Mr. Hughes Pickens County

W M U Program Set for Liberty July 7 8

The Woman's Missionary Union of the Piedmont association meets at First Baptist Liberty on July 7 and 8. The program includes devotional sessions, greetings, reports from WMS superintendent, literature, Margaret Home, Our Division, Y P S survey, Bible teaching emphasis, R A work, Mission Study classes, YW A call, Training School items, Home Missions review, and a centennial of organized work.

Woman’s Missionary Union of the Piedmont Association First Baptist Church of Liberty McCord J. T. Gaines W. S. Maul W.M.S W. P. Holland E. V. Babb Margaret Home Home Missions May McClanahan Crim

Dr L O Mauldin Receives Medical Fellowship Honor

Dr L O Mauldin is in Philadelphia this week where he is conferred the fellowship in the American College of Surgeons He will attend the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City and visit northern clinics before returning to Greenville

Greenville News

Shake Off Your Rheumatism Now Adv

An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a quick remedy for rheumatic pains, offering a twenty five cent bottle through all dealers.

Adv

Easley Dots Piedmont Magazine On Sale At Palmetto Pharmacy

Easley announces Piedmont Magazine now available at Palmetto Pharmacy. Southern social notes list visits from Miss Lucy Cobb of Westminster to Miss Launa Cobb, Miss Goldsmith from Greenville, Miss Elien Lewis of Pickens with her grandfather E E Mauldin, Mrs J L Bolt and daughter Alice in Pickens, Mary and Margaret Wyatt visiting Seneca, Ruth Archer of Anderson and Ruth Norris of Greenville visiting Eva and Ethel Wyatt, Miss Mary Martin of Auburn with her parents in Easley, and Mr and Mrs Stevenson Pettie of Oakland California with B Jones. A camping party including Dr J L Walker family and others returned to Easley after ten days at River Falls.

Piedmont Magazine Palmetto Lucy Cobb Westminster Launa Cobb Miss Goldsmith Greenville J. Milton King Elien Lewis Pickens E. E. Mauldin J. L. Bolt Alice Mary Margaret Wyatt Seneca Ruth Archer Anderson Ruth Norris Eva Ethel Wyatt Mary Martin Auburn Ala C.T. Martin Stevenson Pettie Oakland Cal J H Camp Ruth King Kathleen Susan Easley River Fails

Misses Gladys and Elizabeth Mauldin Host Easley Social

Miss Mauldin entertained a crowd of youths from Easley Pickens and Liberty at E. E. Mauldin's home near Easley on a Wednesday evening. A picnic tea with turkey chicken salad cake and iced tea followed by games and singing kept guests lively until midnight. They praised the two hosts as ideal entertainers.

Easley Pickens and Liberty E. E. Mauldin Misses Gladys Elizabeth Mauldin

Chamberlin’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlin’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot summer months. It claims the preparation has no superior for its intended use and should be purchased now from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Pleasant Grove News items and community notes

Pleasant Grove residents are urged to join the club register to vote for Coley next August. The Moody child has improved after illness. Barker is gravely ill under Dr E C Stroud care. Local singing class joined Oolo ney singers for two hours of singing. W M Davis and his two sons visited from Norris and bought land. Mr Ed Dill and wife mourn the death of Mrs Dill’s mother near Sandy Flat after a period of poor health. A shower came last Thursday morning but rainfall remains scarce for weeks. A FARMER.

Coley Grover Moody B. B. Barker E. C. Stroud Marietta Pleasant Grove W. M. Davis Norris Ed Dill Mr. Dill Sandy Flat

Automobile Flips Near Bridge. Eight People Escape Injury

Sunday near the bridge over the Southern Railway at the Alice Cotton Mill an automobile containing Sam Craig and seven of his nephews rolled over after the steering wheel came loose. A son of John Craig of Valhalla was driving. eight people were thrown clear but Sam was trapped beneath the vehicle. All occupants suffered only minor bruises and little damage was done to the car.

Southern Railway Alice Sam Craig John Craig Valhalla Sam

Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Uncured Cases

An old advertisement touts Hell's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured case. It lists WJ Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes a testimonial from a National Bank of Commerce official endorsing I J Cheney. Also promotes Hell's Family Pills for constipation and notes price and availability.

Hell WJ. Cheney & CO Toledo D. We I. J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce

Series of Meetings At Baptist Church

A protracted meeting will begin at Pickens Baptist Church on Sunday June 28. Dr. D. M. Ramsay, pastor, will preach and large crowds are expected. Congregations from town and country in reach of town are invited to participate.

Pickens Baptist Church D. M. Ramsay

In Memory of Neda Durham Died At 14 Months

The 14 month old Néda Durham died at home of Mr and Mrs Perry Durham on June 5. Funeral held the next day at Fairview cemetery with Rev W C Seahorn officiating. The parents are urged to find comfort in faith and the promise of reunion in heaven.

Perry Durham Néda Fairview Cemetery W.C. Seahorn Death’s River

Death of a Little Child Nora Burdine Died at Home

Notice reports the death of two year old Nora Burdine from typhoid fever on June 18 1914 at her home. The family expresses sorrow and the community offers sympathy as a funeral hearse brings a white coffin and prayers reflect parental consolation.

Nora Burdine B. Burdine Nora

Voters Enroll in Pickens Precinct Ahead of July 28 Deadline

About 193 voters are enrolled in Pickens precinct with over 400 more to register before July 28. The time window narrows daily and those who fail to enroll by July 28 cannot vote in this year's primaries.

Pickens Club

Consul Jenkins Reports Baltic Trade Boom In Iowa Imports

Writes from Riga, United States consul in Riga reports vast imports of American agricultural implements into his district. He notes large orders by cooperative purchasing associations. Jenkins previously served in St Pierre and Goteborg and practiced law in Pickens.

Douglas Jenkins South Carolina United State Riga Russia Baltic St. Petersburg Washington Jenkins United States St. Pierre St. Pierre Et Miquelon Goteborg Sweden Mr. Jenkins Pickens

Resolutions from Olive Camp Honor Burdine Woodward Julian Loss

Resolutions adopted by Olive Camp No 585 W O W Cross Roads on June 20 1914 longtime members Soy B Burdine Sov W M Woodward and Soy J W Julian lost their children. The camp extends sympathy and directs minutes copies to Pickens and Easley papers.

Olive Cross Roads Soy B. Burdine Sov W. M. Woodward J. W. Julian Pickens and Easley B. N. Glazener W. D. Freeman J. N. Licox

Mountain Party Heads Toward Table Rock Stay

A mountain party left Pickens on Tuesday for a few days near Table Rock. Travelers include Mrs. B C Robinson as chaperone and Misses Alberta Yongue Belle Yongue Catharine Wilkes Minnie Herd Grace Porter and Messrs Vernon Christopher Mack Christopher Bertran Porter Eugene Yongue Henry Cureton Furman Waldrop.

Pickens Table Rock B. C. Robinson Alberta Belle Yongue Catharine Wilkes Minnie Herd Grace Porter Messrs Vernon Mack Christopher Bertran Porter Eugene Yongue Henry Cureton Furman Waldrop

News Along Route 5 items from Pea Ridge area

Local notes report W. E. Nelson bought a new top buggy Melvin Spearman and family visited W. D. Spearman and family Homer Aiken sick but improving Mrs. W. M. Martin and Mrs. Collins visited Mrs. Parrott J L Durham contracted to build Martin graded school starting July 1 Grandson Clement Davis funeral attended by W D and wife Gr ant brothers run threshing machine. 2200 bushels in five days Rain on the 21st praised Cotton promising Grain harvest nearly finished pea sowing underway Corn small but healthy Small grain crop good despite dryness FARMER.

Pearidge W. E. Nelson Melvin Spearman W. D. Spearman Homer Aiken W. M. Martin Collins D. A. Parrott J. L. Durham Martin Graded Clement Cleve Davis Griffin J. W C. B. Grant

Woodmen Help Burdine With Sluggish Crop After Loss

W O W friends in the Cross Roads area organized a relief work for Mr Burdine whose child died last week. Neighbors and Woodmen volunteers began plowing and hoeing to clear the field, aiming to finish by sunset Tuesday.

B. Burdine Cross Roads Church Burdine Cross Roads W. O. W. Camp

Tabor News Notes and Local Visits

Tabor church installs a new organ and the community shares various visits. Mrs. Anderson Evatt and Mrs. J. C. Dodgens met Tuesday, while Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evatt visited Griffin area last week. J. R. Simmons visited Dacusville on Sunday. Sarah and Sunnie Barr visited Clovie and Essie Evatt Saturday. Young folks at Tabor church provided music Saturday night. Alice Whitmire, employed at a Pickens cotton mill, visited hometown friends Saturday.

Tabor Anderson Evatt J. C. Dodgens Sam Evatt Griffin J. R. Simmons Dacusville Sarah Sunnie Barr Clovie Essie Evatt Tabor Church Alice Whitmire Pickens Honefolks

New Fly Trap Gains Popularity at Clemson College

A simple low cost trap demonstrated by Bowen at Pickens last week draws praise for high fly catching capacity. The device has sparked local use, with many made in the past week and flies becoming scarce around trapping sites.

Clemson College Bowen Pickens

Engagement announced for Miss Sallie Thompson and Mr Arthur King

The engagement is announced of Miss Sallie Thompson to Mr Arthur King of Easley. The marriage is to be held at the bride’s parents home near Pendleton on August 5. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Obe Hughey of Georges Creek Church died last Saturday and was buried Sunday.

Sallie Thompson Arthur King Easley Pendleton Obe Hughey Georges Creek Church

Clarence Pace Aims for Business School in Greenville

Clarence Pace visited Greenville on Tuesday intending to enter a business school.

Clarence Pace Greenville

Bowen Seeks Clover and Vetch Seed Orders in Pickens County

T A Bowen plans to estimate the clover and vetch seed needed in Pickens County this year. Those who want seeds ordered should inform him of desired quantities. Seed prices may rise soon, but orders placed within two weeks could still be bought at eight cents per pound.

T. A. Bowen Pickens Mr. Bowen

Death of Frank B. Morgan of Central

Frank B. Morgan, 59, a Central merchant and pioneer banker, died at home Saturday after a brief illness. A longtime Methodist and Masonic leader, he chaired the local lodge and held banking posts, leaving a wife Eugenia Robinson, two sons F. Bart and Carl, two daughters-in-law, five brothers, one sister, and many friends. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. from his residence with burial in Mt. Zion cemetery.

Methodist Church Masonic Living Arch Greenville Commandery Omar Temple Mystic Shrine Panker Havi 1 Perty Bank of Central Morgan Eugenia Robinson Atlanta F. Bart Carl Mattié May Mary Lafayette Morgan James Morgan Jeptha Morgan Mack Morgan Davis Morgan Harriet Holden Mt. Zion

Mistrial in Sullivan Case Charged with Laurens County Killing

A mistrial was declared in the case of Joseph G. Sullivan who faced charges of killing Col. John M. Cannon in Laurens County. The proceedings paused with the jury unable to reach a verdict.

Joseph G. Sullivan Col John M. Cannon Laurens County

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Larkin Hughes Hughes W. M. U. Program Dr. L.O. Mauldin Bennington Folger, Thornley & Co Misses Mauldin Pleasant Grove News Toledo, O Baptist Church Neda Durham Christ She Mountain Party Tabor News Vetch Frank B. Morgan Central Ladie Mens & Boys Clothing Mens Palm Beach Shoes & Oxfords Sale Edwin L. Bolt S. C
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