Pickens 8 C Postoffice Adopts 1.60 Year Rate
In a brief note from Pickens 8 C Postoffice the paper lists a yearly subscription price of 1.60, payable in advance, for readers in the coverage area.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
In a brief note from Pickens 8 C Postoffice the paper lists a yearly subscription price of 1.60, payable in advance, for readers in the coverage area.
The Sentinel invites schools to report by March 11 on dictionary subscription efforts. It offers commissions on achieved subscriber counts and urges unengaged schools to contact The Sentinel for available offerings. The paper also presents another proposal to help Wickens county schools raise funds through its program.
The Sentinel will publish in serial form next week a popular Booth Tarkington story titled Ramsey Milholland. Readers are reminded to renew subscriptions to receive the paper next week. The editor promises high quality fiction and urges enjoyment of the first installment.
The obituary recalls Mrs. Nancy EB Sanders a precious mother loved and missed. It laments her loss and the empty home she leaves while expressing faith she rests in heaven. Children plead for comfort and a whispered reassurance from the beyond about watchfulness and love. The verse mourns a long, lonely future without her and asks for solace.
A load of Hampshire and Duroc pigs described as well fed and cholera vaccinated is offered for sale. The animals can be viewed on the lot behind the old guard house in Easley, South Carolina. Prices are claimed to be right.
A Eastatoe area citizen died at home Monday from typhoid fever. He was about 70, and his body was laid to rest at Eastatoe church the following day. He leaves a wife formerly Nancy Moseley and several children including Mrs Reeves, Mrs Reeves, Mrs Stewart, Mrs Ortner, and Miss Chapman.
The Hurricane township singing convention will meet with Six Mile church next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Pleasant Grove school hosts a box supper on March 10 with planned music for all ages. Pickens Mill school house offers an oyster supper and fish fry on Saturday night March 4 to benefit the local band, which counts seventeen members and frequent practice. Grace Methodist Church women and society members are asked to meet next Monday at 3 PM, and Manager Matheney features fine pictures at Alexander theatre.
The Greenville Daily News and The Pickens Sentinel offer one year each for the price of The News alone. The Pickens Sentinel and the Atlanta Tri-Weekly Constitution are available one year each for 2.25 dollars.
Community health is poor at this time. Reports mention several visits among residents, including Misses Mattie and Maggie Williams and Melonee Jones visiting Lillian Florine and Grace Looper, Lois Crenshaw with family, Lyda Chapman with grandparents, and H S Jones with J B Hendricks' parents. A home singing attracted many youths, Festa Holder broke an arm, and Sam Looper traveled to Pickens. Rev J M Looper led an appointment at Mt Tabor. Cross tie checks noted as a means to pay taxes, buy provisions and clothing.
Grace Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. with communion, Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. and evening preaching at 7 50 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Missionary Society meets Monday at 8 p.m. Centenary pledge urged. Blue Ridge Ministers Conference to meet March 6 at 10 30 a.m. at Central hotel with ministers from several associations.
The Taylor Colquitt Vie and Polo Co announces it can handle all White Oak ties and pay cash for them. The ad notes they seek cash with a lighthearted line about cash being what they need most these days.
I will apply to N A Christopher Esq Judge of Probate Pickens county South Carolina on Friday March 10 1922 at 11 oclock for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of A J Sentell deceased and obtain discharge as administratrix of said estate
Notice is given that an application will be made to N A Christopher Esq Judge of Probate Pickens County South Carolina on Friday March 17 1922 at 11 o clock forenoon or as soon thereafter as application can be heard for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of J N Cook deceased and obtain discharge as administratrix as of February 17 1922
In pursuance of a decretal order Judge T J Mauldin will sell at Pickens Court House on Saturday March 6 1922 to the highest bidder for cash the described tract of land in Pickens County South Carolina the sale to occur during legal hours.
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