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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
5
A brief notice describes THADC MARR REG purporting to offer a refined remedy called peurified tablets freed from nausea and danger, claiming health benefits and safety assurances. No explicit clinical data provided.
Amid Boll Weevil concerns merchants discuss new tie buying routes. Buyers at Waylor Colquit, Westminster, Pickens, and Senco now operate with established outlets. The plan links Red White and post Oak products to market outlets through multiple towns.
Community notes from Along Central 2 and 4 recount a Sunday singing by Mrs. J. C. Stewart, plus visits and social calls among locals. Residents report hunting outings by Harman Childress, dining with friends, and kinship gatherings around Gap Hill and Kolly Springs.
Clemson College seeks applicants for two four year and one year scholarships to be filled at the county seat on Friday July 1st at 9 am under the county superintendent. Examinations cover English algebra history agriculture and more. Open to 16 and older with potential college admission credits possible for non scholars. Scholarships include tuition and money value, ROTC equivalent, and open to 18 year olds pursuing one year course in agriculture.
The Twelve Mile area reports good shape for crews with occasional showers. Social items include visits by Helys and Mrs W H, trips to relatives in Anderson, Louise Grave Ives joining tenenders from Piehkoms, Aunt Ornie Giese’s two week return, Graves, Townes, and Jimmie Hudson enjoying a Sunday race. The Twelve Mile Ladies Society meeting at the school house ends in success. Mrs Bottie Gravely buys a new Ford. Sunday school at Salem grows with Miss Annie Couvay leading. preaching at Salem every fourth Sunday at 1 elelevk and second Sunday at Spa. Prayer meetings Wednesdays. Mrs Walt Porter visits Beasley. No clear list of candidate names. Hill Arp.
Unclear text mentions Red Oe ties bought by Tawles-Delanitt Tie and Pale Co with individuals Aenne De Fendis Ree 1 Wit minster and Dave Bresgde at Tick- Ts. Details fragmented. no clear outcome or date.
Rev J O Steadman of Greenville District will preach June 26 at 8 pm at Grace Methodist Church. The 3rd Quarterly Conference follows with special music. Ds Taylor Colquitt Tie and Polo Co. sponsor pews. John D Pew inspector. Seneca DD Rever: Ss at Weetminster, Dave Bragale at Viek ons.
Notice that Ny A Chris ev, Esa Jadee of Probate seeks leave to make final settlement of the estate of D F Brade l deceased and to be discharged as Executor in Probate Court of Pickens County South Carolina on the 88th day of July 1922 at 11 o clock or as soon thereafter as heard.
Notice is given that Tow Thao Wine and Christoph are heirs to an estate in Graves FL. The proceeding seeks a discharge as executor of the estate for Noah R. Vontricks and Bele Hsecutor.
Fragmentary OCR yields figures and names including rail system data, a stray percentage pair, and unrelated terms. No clear event or person story emerges beyond scattered numbers and phrases.
Notice is hereby given that T will make application to N A Christopher sq Judge of Probate for Pickens county South Carolina on the 50th day of June 1922 at o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of William Dobson et al and to obtain discharge. guardian J C Cavean, guardian.
Court notice states a petition to administer and discharge the estate of Alice M. Bosard with Edith B. Rhodes as administrator. Hearing set for June 86 1902 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at Pie county court to grant leave for final settlement of the personal estate and discharge.
The Taylor Colquitt Tie and Polo Co now buys cash for Red Oak and White Oak ties in Seneca Westminster and Pickens. Their tie yard is the place to find the buyer.
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