Obscure Notice of Funeral Details Appears
Fragmentary OCR shows a public obituary notice for Tad Oy with minimal readable details including an intention to announce funeral arrangements.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows a public obituary notice for Tad Oy with minimal readable details including an intention to announce funeral arrangements.
An old advertisement touts Gude's Pepto-Bismol as a natural, simple way to improve blood richness and vitality. It claims brighter eyes and better overall health when taken regularly, in liquid or tablet form.
A fragment from Pickens South Carolina mentions an Oe strain in a white setting with unclear context and names Vorter and S. C. The unreadable text limits fuller details.
Former members of Crusoe Lodge are urged to attend a meeting at Woodman Hall on Saturday night March 11 for the purpose of reorganizing the group.
Hastings Seeds offers a free 1922 catalog with 100 illustrated pages of vegetables, mowers, and crop plants for Southern gardeners. The mailing offer promises color photos, garden planning help, and full home delivery from H. G. Hastings Co., Atlanta.
A list of students across grades one through nine named to the honor roll. The roster includes T. J. Durham, Lena Stewart, Cleon Mann, Lena Stew art, Elza Gillespie, Ruth Stephens, and Frances Lewis among others, reflecting steady academic achievement.
This note lists first through eleventh grades with many student names across disciplines. It records Naomi Alexander Ben Craig Earl Elliot John Gallo ay Corinne Hinton Doris Lewis Tommy Mauldin Allene McDaniel Thelia Newton Wesley Nalley Thomas Valley J C Alexander Freddie Clayton Edith Cox Josie Craig Kate Finley Katrine Finney Ernest Folger Mac Folger John Hallam Grace Jewell Sara Johnson W A Mathews Elizabeth McDaniel Vesta McFall Marion Nealy Bess Partridge Sara Sutherland Mary Dorsey plus later grades and omissions such as Jack LaBoone on the Flower Roll reference.
A partial list of Lawrence Chapel School students by grade includes Lacathchy Mae Dill Ernest Morgan Lewis Collier in First Grade Eva Morgan Annie Evans Broodus Dill in Advanced First Grade Bertha Kelley Walter Kelley Naoman Newton Nor ue Newton Clarance Collier Otis dill in Second Grade Furman Martin Evelyn Holliday Parker Holliday Ray Morean Perry Nix Fourth Grade Tiffie Moore Margaret Dillard Roy Dillard Fifth Grade Ruth Morgan Velma Owen Sixth Grade Grace Yates Nettie Evans Gertrude Newton Seventh Grade Lucy Davis Mattie Jewell Bertha Evans Furman Moore Ninth Grade Dee Evans Gertrude Owen.
Readable roster lists first through sixth grade students at Twelve Mile School with names across multiple classes. The fragment enumerates students in each grade including Leslie Blackston Luther Blackston Roscoe Blackston Mary Lee Fields and others.
Readable list shows students named for each grade from first to ninth at Martin School. Notable names include Pauline Collins Ada Davis Wyatt Ellenburg Elizabeth Few J. C. Hudson Doyle Jones Queen Esther Kelly Clemis Powell Bertran Sloan Cadie Thomas in first grade and Austin Durham in ninth grade. The sheet records multiple students per class across grades.
The Flat Rock school reports progress on a new basketball court to be finished soon though no team will play this season. Officers of the Literary Society include Gertrude Brown as president and Eschel Brown as vice president. A sixth grade reception was held during noon recess. Mr Ralph O Dell and Mrs Lois Stansell wed in February. A Rice Creek church singing drew attendees and the Woman's missionary society met at Mrs Gilbert Fowler's home. Joe McCoy recovers from pneumonia. Mr Newton attended a sermon by Billy Sunday in Spartanburg.
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