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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
6
An advertisement touts a full line of Woolenso ng Patterns from Isaac Ham Son and promises price reductions on spring suits. It urges men with lathes to wait for Mr order and guarantees a fit.
Mix and Mrs H King and Mr and Mrs W E Pace of Easley visit Pickens and stay with friends. Winning numbers at Greg T Mauldin's store prize night are 1664 397 and 926. I H C farm implements arrive as first carload to the county. farmers prosper and plan progressive farming. R T Stewart of near Liberty visits Pickens. Liberty's First Baptist church treasurer says new building will be completed soon. Pickens Baptist Woman's Missionary Society plans a March week of prayer with meetings at members homes. Sunday meeting at Mrs Clayton Newton's at 3:30. Lewis White Salve available 25 cents. Pickens Township Singing Convention meets at Methodist church. next at Pickens mill church. Frank and Ben Hendricks buy two Metz automobiles. more cars expected as roads improve. Grace and May Cashion of Charlotte buy stock in Millinery Shop Folger Thornley Co.. announce expansion and new stock. Misses Cashion arrive in Pickens to join millinery business and invite customers. After the cold, use Dike's Tasteless Cod Liver Oil 1. Keowee Pharmacy.
Mud filled roads hinder travel over a weeks span. Social notes report visits among locals Edith Lendhardt Annie Erwin Minnie Lendhardt and Berry Holcombe. A Valentine party at Lendhardt school raised 12 to 13 for library books with Cross Roads string band. Lost Boy's Wife.
T. D. Harris proclaims no better flour can be ground and offers half patent for 4.95 dollars. Oil priced at 12 cents.
William E. Long died at his home near Piedmont on Saturday aged 65. He leaves a widow and five children. Mrs. Rafe Black of Liberty is a daughter and Dr. Long of Liberty a first cousin. He was a zealous Christian worker and member of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church. funeral held there last Monday led by Rev. D Hiatt with Revs. Clyde and Washington assisting. He was nephew of the late Hon. Esley Bates.
Store boasts higher buying power to obtain jobber prices on all incoming stock. Claims savings to customers through discounts and early payments, inviting comparisons with other stores to prove value.
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