Local Notes from Greenville and Nearby Visits
Local items report Miss Vesta Ashmore at home. Parsons visited Greenville last week. Jones from Blackstock, Ga. visits in Greenwood. Mrs Jennings visited relatives in Greenville. Mrs White of Atlanta visits Mrs Wendricks. Bill Polwer of Easley stayed with friends. Pat Jennings moved to Hendersonville for a job. Mire and Mrs Gillespie spend time in Greenville. Willie Thompson of Liberty visited Pickens. Mrs Holden of Norris visits Bowen family. Mesdames Ballentine and Partridge spent Tuesday in Greenville. Sherman, Piedmont, visits Ropherd in Pickens. Arthur Allen becomes advertising clerk for Greenville News. Mauldin of Till visits county. Reda Davis family Sunday with Phob Lavneh. Dick Jennings visits Cheenyite as J.P Carey Jr. installs electric lights. Madd Stephens threshes 600 bushels of wheat. Mero and Mos. Thendricks visit near Liberty. Abe and Mrs Mauldin in Greenville due to Mrs Myers illness. Julius Bowes and Clifford Lewis attend Williamston dance. Young folk enjoy Nellie Chandy's home Monday. Guy McPall and Edwin Bartle at Falmis last week. Mr and Mrs Jeans leave for Greenwood. Miller Freeman grinds first 1918 wheat at Clement’s mill. Thornley from Wellford with mother. Mrs Laura Alexander of Birmingham stays with Mary Alexander. Langston, wife and Lala Hinkle visit Josie Chastain at Holly Springs.
Mr Fuller Hendricks Visits Pickens on Business
Mr Fuller Hendricks of the Southern Bell Telephone Company headquartered in Greenville spent several hours in Pickens on business Tuesday. He visited with his friend POW MacLeskey and Whitehare paid The Sentinel an appreciated visit.
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Fuller Hendricks
Southern Bell ‘Tele Phone Company
Hail Reported in Liberty Area With Little Damage
J C Bopes of Liberty route 3 said hail fell in his section Sunday but caused no great damage in Pickens on Monday.
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J.C. Bopes
Liberty Route 3
Pickens
Porter Makes Pleasant Stop at County Seat Visitor
W A Porter from near Holly Springs church was a business visitor at the county seat on Monday and made a pleasant call during his stay.
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W. A. Porter
Holly Springs Church
Nine Times figure reports bail in county selection area
Jos' Keesler of Nine Times visited the county seat Monday and stated there was a substantial bail in his section on Sunday.
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Jos’ Keesler
Notable Pickens Visit Highlights Local Notables
John o A Robinson manager of Easlew off mill and prominent citizen was in Pickens on business. Medtech former head of a local pressing club returns home to Piedmont. Ernest Molzer and Capt J T Taylor enjoyed a fishing trip on Twelve Mile last Friday. Hleath-Broco Marren Company millinery season closed last week. Miss Margaret Booker head milliner returned home to Greenville Friday.
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John O A. Robinson
Easlew
Reunites
Pickenson
Manes
MAW. Medtech
Piedmont
Ernest Molzer
J.T. Taylor
Hleath-Broco
Marren Company
Margaret Booker
Greenville
James J. Callahan Plans Summer Tour From Bio Store
James J. Callahan a longtime Bio Store stalwart will spend the summer traveling to Greenville and Atlanta and may visit other locations during the vacation period.
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James J. Callahan
Bio Store
Greenville
Atlanta
Miss Mattie Finley Improves After Illness Rumor
Miss Mattie Finley has been ill for several days but is improving. It was believed she had typhoid fever for a time, but this was not the case and friends are relieved.
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Mattie Finley
Residents Take Trip Up Gauly Mountain Party List
A Tuesday excursion up Gauly Mountain included Dr and Mrs J S Valley and Miss Grace Prince Nellie Freeman Belle Yongue Florence Stewart Ella Lewis along with Rimnest Alexander John Carey and Gene Yongue.
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Pickens
Gauly Mountain
Six Mile Man Graduates With Honors At University of South Carolina
Cleo Mann of Six Mile visited friends in Pickens last week. Mann is recovering from a year of hard study at the University of South Carolina where he graduated this year with many honors.
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Cleo Mann
Six Mile
Pickens
Mr. Mann
Uniersity of
South Carolina
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement declaration
An ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It presents endorsements from F J Cheney and local banks, asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers testimonials, and lists price 75 cents per bottle with other remedies.
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Hall
Toledo
O. Hall
All Drugeists
County Superintendents Meet As Winthrop College Hosts
R T Hallam county superintendent of education attends a state meeting of county superintendents at Winthrop college this week. Sam Craig of Pickens, a law student at the University of South Carolina, is now employed in the office of Rembert and Monteith in Columbia.
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R. T. Hallam
Winthrop College
Sam Craig
Pickens
U. of S. C
Office
Rembert & Monteith
Columbia
Automobile trip by local residents to Central Clemson and Pendleton
Misses Norma and Mattie Griffin and Messrs. F. W. Mc Leskey and Furman Morris took an automobile trip to Central Clemson and Pendleton one day this week.
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Norma
Mattie Griffin
Messrs
F. W. McLeskey
Furman Morris
Central
Clemson
Pendleton
Social gathering at Llagood's mill party
A daily party was held last Tuesday afternoon at Llagood's mill with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mauldin and several women named Miss lnor Knight Emily Bright Frances Bruce Isa dore Poe Emily Thornley Mary Morris Mary Alexander and Evelyn White.
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Llagood’s Mill
T. J. Mauldin
Lnor Knight
Emily Bright
Frances Bruce
Isadore Poe
Emily Thornley
Mary Morris
Mary Alexander
Evelyn White
Millinery Shop Head Miss Grace Prince Leaves for Greenville
Miss Grace Prince, in charge of the Millinery Shop this season, will depart for home in Greenville Saturday. She formerly lived in Pickens and made many friends here who hope she returns next season.
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Grace Prince
Greenville
Miss Prince
Pickens
Family Returns Home After Easley Visit
Mrs. Frank McFall and two children return to Pickens Monday after a week with her parents in Easley. Mr. McFall accompanied them home Sunday. Frances, a sickly daughter with typhoid fever, continues to improve and is nearly well, bringing joy to many friends.
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Frank Mclall
Pickens
Easley
McFall
Frances
Moonlight Picnic On Town Creek By Pickens Youth
A party of about twenty five youths from Pickens, guided by Mrs Wim Stoll and Miss Elinor Knight, enjoyed a moonlit picnic Thursday evening at the power plant and on the banks of Town Creek. The group prepared a delicious spread, then spent time chatting by the mill stream. Gignilliatt Christopher led the eating with seventeen sandwiches, followed by a Sentinel member with sixteen and a bite on the seventeenth. The event was described as very enjoyable.
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Pickens
Wim, Stoll
Elinor Knight
Town Creek
Toogood Bruce
Gignilliatt Christopher
Sentinel Force
Baptists Hold Large Day at Pickens Church
At Pickens Baptist Church last Sunday Sunday school drew 120 attendees. Pastor Dr. Ramsay delivered two sermons morning and night. Morning service saw ten join by baptism and evening added seven by letter. Baptism will be offered next Sunday at 9:80 in Holder's Ford creek.
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Baptists of
Pickens
Ramsay
Holder's Ford
Nine charged in assault and arson bound over to court
Nine defendants were brought before Magistrate A. S. Porter on a charge of attacking and shooting up Will Hills house about a month ago and were bound over to the next term of court. Two of the accused testified for the state as witnesses. A large crowd of African American residents attended the arraignment, but order was maintained.
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A. S. Porter
Will = Hill
Reverend P B Withrow Delights Pickens Parish
The people of Pickens enjoyed Rev. P B Withrow at the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon. He is described as earnest and zealous for lost souls. Withrow, former Charleston West Virginia bartender, now heads Union Missions and preached both afternoon and evening services.
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Pickens
P. B. Withrow
Methodist Church
Union Missions
Charleston
West Virginia
Miss Jennie Rosamond Dead in Brushy Creek Town
Miss Jennie Rosamond, daughter of the late John W. Rosamond, died Sunday afternoon at her Brushy Creek township home after months of declining health. A teacher in the community for forty years, she is to be interred at Pickens Chapel's church yard after funeral services held there Monday afternoon.
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Jennie Rosamond
John W. Rosamond
Brushy Creek
Anderson County
All Day Singing at Holly Springs Church
An all day sing at Holly Springs church is set for the first Sunday in July with a large crowd expected. Prominent singer Prof. McD Weams will lead the program and organizers invite everyone to bring song books and well filled baskets.
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Holly Springs
McD. Weams
Fourth of July Picnic Along Keowee River
A community picnic is planned for July 4 on the Keowee river just below Lawrence's Ford on the Pickens side. All residents of Oconee and Pickens counties are invited with well filled baskets. Only sober attendees will be welcomed and no drunkenness will be allowed. Children's day follows at Bethlehem church next Sunday the 29th with an arranged program. Everyone is urged to attend with baskets.
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Keowee River
Lawrence
Pickens
Oconee
Pickkens
Bethlehem Church
Robinson Plaiutts Attorney Pickens S C June 4 1013
C Robinson attorney Pickens South Carolina appears in official notice dated June 4 1013.
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C. Robinson
Plaiutts
Pickens
S.C
Pickens Railroad Stockholders Meeting Called
Notice to stockholders of Pickens Railroad Company calls a special meeting at the companys principal office in Pickens South Carolina. The meeting on July 25 1913 at noon will consider an issue of 420000 bonds secured by a first mortgage on all company real and personal property and franchises. By order of the Board J Mep Bruce secretary June 85 1918.
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State of
South Carolina
County of Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
J. L. Viebory
John Wienbury
JM. Vickers
M. B. Gaines
J.B. Gaines
Trachinge
Pickens
A. J. Toys, OL PLC
Robinson
Phamtill
John Kenburg
Pickens Railroad Company
Jompany
J.mep Bruce
Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination
The examination for vacant scholarships at Winthrop College and for new student admission will be held at the County Court House on Friday July 4 at 9 a.m. Applicants must be at least sixteen years old. Scholarships worth 100 dollars and free tuition. Applications for scholarship blanks should be sent to President Johnson before the exam. The next session opens September 17, 191%. For more information and catalog, address President D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S.C.
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Winthrop College
County Court House
Johnson
D. B. Johnson
Rock Hill
5. C
Clemson College
County Superintendent of Education
W. M. Riggs
Tomato Plants for Sale at Ponderosa Jail
Tomato plants offered for sale at Ponderosa jail at 10 cents per dozen. Local inmates preside over the sale and funds support facility programs. Proceeds benefit the jail’s agricultural project and inmate work programs.
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Parcel Post
Pickens Drug Co
Rexall
Hallum
Fei Ri
Vesta Ashmore
BE. Parsons
Jones
Blackstock, Ga
J. Cy Jennings
Giedville
Mrs. White
Mrs. G. Re T Wendricks
Bill Polwer
Pat Jennings
Hendrsonville, Noh
Mire
Willie Thompson
Laberty
Mrs. Holden
Norris
Mr. and
Mia
Bowen
Mesdames
J. We Ballentine
KP. Partridge
Cireenville
Kem Sherd
Ro Pherd
Arthur Allen
The
Cireenville News
Mery Bascomb Mauldin
Isp
Till
County Sea
Reda. Davis
Phob
Lavneh
Qolenay
Dick Jennings
Cheenyite
Whide
J.P Carey, Jr
Eloetrie Lights
Madd Stephens
Mero
Mos
Thendricks
Jol Thendricks
Liberty
Abe. Uel
TJ. Mauldin
Myers
Julius Bowes
Clifford Lewis
Williamston Oblast
Nellie Chandy
Guy McPall
Edwin Bartle
Falmis
Mrs. W. T. Jeans
Greenwood
Miller Freeman
Clement
B. KK. Thornley
Wellford
Laura Alexander
Birmingham, Ala
J.W. Langston
Lala Hinkle
Josie Chastain
F. J. Cheney & CO
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
At the Baptist Church
Pat B. Withrow
Craig Bros. CO
Castoria
Infanta
Pickens Garage
Oxfords
Abbott
Pickens Railroad Stockholder’s Meeting
Southern Railway
N. B
Charlotte and Beyond
New Orleans
Birmingslam
Washington
New York
Charlotte
Gravenvill
ABER
PO & T
A W
McGee, Alg PA
Soc
Columbia S.C
Clemson Agricultural College
Greg T. Mauldin
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