Pickens Tops Glenwood In Thrilling Thirteenth Inning
In a high scoring RM Pickens mill diamond clash, Pickens beat Glenwood 14 to 13 in the thirteenth. Casey Porter and Hagood Bruce starred for Pickens with multiple hits, while Glenwood's Mace homered and Adams scored the winning run in the final inning. A large crowd saw the dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Glenwood
Mace
Gem of the Foothills
Casey Porter
Hagood Bruce
Porter
Bruce
Adams
Hawkins
Hopkins
Lawrence
Pickens R
Hukdson
Wood
Gley
Ew -Wrence
Micei
Alexander
We Hopkins
Pace
Full
Hudson
Bivens
July 4th Games in Pickens County League
No regular league games are scheduled next Saturday in Pickens County. Each team remains on standby with a sparsely planned schedule as organizers coordinate and players await further directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County League
July Fourth Tournament Schedule Released
Morning games feature Alice at Pickens and Liberty at Glenwood. Afternoon games pit Pickens against Alice and Glenwood against Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Pickens
Liberty
Glenwood
Alice Glenwood
Liberty Still On Top In Close Glenwood Win 5-4
Glenwood defeated Easley Mills 5 to 4 at Glenwood Park in a tight game. Williams of Glenwood stood out with several strong second base plays. Batteries: Glenwood Stansell and Tatham. Easley Dunn and Tilson. Other results listed include misc scores and player pairings from the same date.
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Glenwood
Easley Mills
Williams
R. H. E. Glenwood
Easley
Peel
Stansell
Tatham
Dunn
Tilson
Pickens Man Seeks Ford Help After Forked Ford Fiasco
Claude Hester of Pickens writes Henry Ford about a Ford that kicked back while he cranked it breaking his arm. He describes rough riding and back firing and asks Ford to fix the kicking. Hester notes the car spit in his face and mentions prior praise of Fords. He promises to publish Ford's reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hester
Henry Ford
Claud Hester
Pickens
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Judas
Randolph Rose
Local notes on visits and health in Liberty area
Health of Mr. Jim Crowder is reported as very good. Numerous residents from Liberty and nearby towns visit friends and relatives, including Mrs. Mertie McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Holden, Luther McQueen, J. B. Swords, R. B. McQueen, Lester McQueen, and others. The column also mentions Mrs Bessie King si ll and a reference to local newspaper pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Crowder
Mertie McQueen
Liberty
Addie Holden
Mamie Taylor
V. Herd
Pickens
Sloan Holden
Luther McQueen
R. W. Wright
Swords
Norris
Ella Nix
R. B. McQueen
Basley
Lester McQueen
Gertie Wright
Nellie Mills
John Swords
Janie Wright
Pink Lady
The
Sentinel
Birthday Celebration For Mrs. Ann Keith Seventy-Six
On Saturday June 25 family and neighbors gathered at William C. Keith’s home to honor Mrs. Ann Keith on her seventy six birthday. The event featured singing and bountiful baskets of food. The note expresses gratitude for attendees and hopes for a reunion in heaven with all descendants present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Keith
William C. Keith
Farmers to get forty mil from bond sale by Aug 1
A federal farm loan plan will deliver 40 million dollars to farmers by August 1. Congressman Byrnes of South Carolina received a letter from A F Lever, a farm loan board member, confirming the timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Plan
Congressman Byrnes
South Carolina
A. F. Lever
The
Farm Loan Board
Miss Ina Boggs Ill With Long Ailment
Miss Ina Boggs has many friends who regret to learn she has been extremely ill for the past week and wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Boggs
Watching a Baseball Game in Greenville
A humorous note on enjoying a Greenville baseball game from the grandstand. The piece mentions a knowledgeable spectator near a fan with Dorothy Dix influenced insights and two escorts who learned the game from popular guides. It ends by inviting readers to test the seating choice and a sample critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty Arbuckle
Greenville Grandstand
Greenville Fannabelle
Dorothy Dix
al Bridwell
Pep Crouch
Greenville
Ernest Folger
Pickens Library to Move Friday Hours
The Pickens Library will begin Friday hours from 4 30 to 6 30 pm starting next Friday, replacing the previous 8 am to 5 pm schedule. Patrons are advised of the new closing time and weekly closure on other days remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Tax Levy for 1921 Falls Short of Last Year
Auditor Townes announces state and county tax levy for 1921 at thirty six mills, down from forty mills in 1920. Breakdown shows State levy 12 1 2, Good Road Act 22, Constitutional school tax 33, Ordinary county 9 13 4, Special Road 6 1 4, Road Bonds 33 4 3 1 2, totaling 36 mills versus 40 last year. Special school tax added per district. road levy of 6 1 4 mills funds state highway to the North Carolina line, in its second year. Road levy of 2 mills was optional this year. Pickens County will collect as before per Supervisor McKinney.
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Townes
North Carolina Line
McKinney
Pickens County
Community Letters And Birthday Celebration In Central Route Four
Mrs. R L Galloway marked her thirty six birthday on Sunday June 19 with neighbors and friends including Mr and Mrs J M Martin Mr and Mrs W T Durham and Mr and Mrs Will Turner plus several young folks. A dinner was shared and all enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Galloway
J. M. Martin
W. T. Durham
Will Turner
J. M. Hawkins
Louis Mauldin
Ed Durham
H. Durham
J. A. Chappell
Lena
Ettie Galloway
Lena Turner
Emma Durham
Jack White
Hermit Durham
Piedmont High
Pickens
Vandiver Named President Of Peoples Bank In Anderson
The Peoples Bank board met at noon to hear state examiner James H. Craig report. Edward P. Vandiver was elected president with H H Watkins as first vice president and J Fulwer Watson as second VP. Sloan Bannister named cashier. The bank is in good condition with $200000 capital and low debt for its size. The bank will reopen Monday morning. A committee was formed to draft resolutions of respect for the late president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Bannister
M. L. Bonham
S. A. Henry
D. S. Vandiver
William L. Brissey
Presidnt
Singing Convention Scheduled at Praters Creek Church
The Hurricane township singing convention meets at Praters Creek church next Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. W. R. Dalton is president and J. M. Entrekin serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurricane Township
Praters Creek Church
Nada Green Weds John C Carey in Greenville
Ida Green announces the marriage of her daughter Nada to John C Carey on Saturday afternoon June 25 in Greenville South Carolina. The bride is a Pickens county native and popular. Carey is son of J P Carey of Pickens and cashier of Keowee Bank. After a bridal tour they will live in Pickens. Congratulatory wishes pour in.
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Ida Green
Nada
John C. Carey
Greenville
S. C
Pickens County
J. P. Carey
Pickens
Keowee Bank
North Carolina
Carey
Cox Williams Wedding in Easley United in Marriage
Miss Lou ise Cox and Mr John Mark Williams were wed at high noon in Easley in a ceremony led by Rev D W Hiatt. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs ST V Cox of Cross Anchor, taught at Cashville school last year. The groom, a Pickens county farmer, will reside there with his bride.
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Louise Cox
John Mark Williams
Easley
D. W. Hiatt
ST. V. Cox
Cross Anchor
Cashville
Frances
Pickens County
Palmer School of Chiropractic Graduate Tirzah Hughes
Miss Tirzah Hughes of Pickens graduated from the Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa last week. She completed the full three year course the Sentinel has not learned where she will locate for practice.
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Tirzah Hughes
Pickens
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Miss Hughes
The
Sentinel
First cotton bloom in Pickens county reported
Mr. P. M. Brazeale reports a cotton bloom in his field on June 24 the earliest noted in Pickens county so far this year.
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P. M. Brazeale
Pickens County
Pickens Woman’s War Record Highlighted by Husband
Mr J C Jennings praises his wife Mrs Jennings as possibly the nation’s best war record holder. Her lineage spans Revolutionary War grandfather Leonard Capehart Mexican War and Civil War era father B H Capehart, plus husband and son service in the Spanish American War and two youngest sons in World War I. She owns the musket used by her Revolutionary War grandfather.
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J.C. Jennings
Calvin
Mrs. Jennings
Leonard Capehart
B. H. Capehart
Mexico
Jesse
Wyatt
Lonnie
Jennings
Two Birthdays Celebrated Together in Liberty Area
On June 14 at Liberty R 3, friends and relatives gathered at J. D. Bolding’s home to mark his forty four th birthday and J. D. Nations’ sixty three rd birthday. Eleven attendees joined the celebration with a grove picnic and music by Prof. Ro 3M Bolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bolding
Liberty R. 3
Mr. Bolding
J. D. Nations
Bolding
Mr. Nations
Pickens Local and Personal
Miss Mary Morris left Wednesday to visit friends in Crawfordville Georgia. Mrs Stella Hopkins visiting friends in Greenville this week. Miss Ruth Cobb of Cateechne visiting Miss Jace Mathews. Miss Inez Morris guest of Mrs John Morgan in Union last week. Leon Robinson at Clemson University summer school at home Sunday. Mrs Inez Crump at University of Virginia summer school. Mrs Willie Winnie of Greenville guest of Mrs W W Wood at Old Hickory last week. Mr Theron Hester and daughter of Anderson spent last week with relatives here. Mr Mauldin Lessene of Columbia visiting his mother Hortense Lessene. Lonnie Jennings left Sunday for Columbia where he accepted a position.
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Mary Morris
Crawfordville, Ga
Inez Morris
John Morgan
Union
Willie Winnie
Greenville
W. W. Wood
Old Hickory
Mr. Mauldin Lessene
Columbia
Mrs
Hortense Lessene
Lonnie Jennings
Miss Aurie Kirksey Hosts D A R at Home
Miss Aurie Kirksey will entertain the D A R at her home several miles north of Pickens on Friday afternoon at 4 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurie Kirksey
Pickens
Circle Two ladies circle entertains Miss Mildred Cox
Circle No 2 of the Methodist church was entertained by Miss Mildred Cox on Monday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with delightful refreshments served.
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The
Methodist Church
Mildred Cox
Bivens Family Members Visit Junaluska Sunday
Hansell Bivens and Misses Nannie Morris and Thelma Lewis traveled to Junaluska Sunday. Miss Morris remained there to visit Miss Daisy Bivens for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansell Bivens
Nannie Morris
Thelma Lewis
Junaluska
Miss Morris
Daisy Bivens
Picnic at Hacood Mill Ends With Pleasant Evening at Inn
About twenty five youths from the town enjoyed a picnic supper at Hacood Mill on Wednesday evening. They returned to Old Hickory Inn around nine o clock where arrangements had been made for a very pleasant evening.
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Hacood Mill
Old Hickory Inn
Senator Frank E. Alexander Returns to Pickens Health
The article notes Senator Frank E. Alexander has recovered after weeks in Asheville for health issues. It mentions his weight at 250 pounds and invites readers to read his advertisement in The Sentinel.
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Pickens
Frank E. Alexander
Asheville
The
Sentinel
Furman Professor Takes Chicago Course
Prof. L. H. Bowen of Furman University visits Chicago to attend a special course at the University of Chicago. He is the son of Mrs. Reece Bowen of near Pickens and considered one of the county's brightest young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bowen
Furman University
Chicago
University of Chicago
Circle No 3 Elects Officers and Plans Street Booth
Circle No 3 of the M. E. church women elected Grace Mathews as president Mattie Sutherland as secretary and Louisa Diggs as treasurer The young circle, recently organized, plans a street booth with refreshments on Saturday the proceeds aiding the circle It will meet again Monday at five with Mattie Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Grace Mathews
Mattie Sutherland
Louisa Diggs
Returned college girls honored by Baptist Young People
The B Y P A ladies from the Baptist church were delightfully entertained by Mrs RB T Hallum at her home Thursday afternoon. A splendid program inspired guests, with readings by Rev Ramsey and Miss Cleo Mallums and music by Miss Mattie Mae Hallums. A social hour followed and a porch reception with refreshments.
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Adies
The
Baptist Church
RB. T. Hallum
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R. H
Powell
McCullough
Evans and
Cargill
R. H. E. Tals
Pelzerys
Patterson and Shaver
Vaughn
Hooper
Central Route Four
Vandiver
BANK
W. R. Dalton
J. M. Entrekin
Green-Carey
Cox-Williams
Tirzah Hughes Chiro
Pickens Woman's War
Record
Stella Hopkins
Ruth Cobb
Cateechne
Jace Mathews
Leon Robinson
Clemson Collee
Inez Crump
University of Virginia
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