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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

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Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson and Marshall Opens Democratic Era

President-elect Woodrow Wilson and Vice President-elect Thomas R Marshall are sworn in on a sunny March day at the Capitol. Chief Justice Edward Douglass White administers the oath with the Bible from the Supreme Court as crowds cheer the Democratic return to executive power.

Capitol Marshall Edward B. Clark Washington Woodrow Wilson New Jersey United States Thomas Riley Marshall Indiana Democratic Party Supreme Court Edward Douglass White Wilson Senate Congress Senate Chamber America Joint Committee On Taft White House Congressional Committee of Arrangements Bacon Georgia Yne Thomas R. Marshall Levi P. Morton New York Adlei A. Stevenson Senate of the United East Fortico Caniton Dewey Navy Sea Service Army West Point Annapolis Mr. Wilson Mr. Taft The T Will Leonard Wood United States Army Capitol Grounds Roosevelt William H. Taft Divisione Pennsylvania Avenue

Easley Notes On Contests Churches And Local Work

Easley hosts an upcoming Oratorical contest at the high school auditorium to select a representative for the Piedmont contest in Greenville in April. The Methodist church plans remodeling with Sun day school rooms. Chicora College President Dr. S C Bird brings the Chicora Glee Club to Easley for a Ladies Aid Society event. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society observes a week of prayer at Mrs Aiken's home. Dr J L Bolt's supporters push him as a mayoral candidate. A work train and steam shovel are building a side track on Main Street near the Baptist church.

Easley High School Piedmont Greenville S. C. Bird Chicora College Easley Chicora Glee Club Ladies Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Main Street Baptist Church

Pickens Route 2 Sees Visitors At Six Mile Entertainment

Residents report a fine time at Six Mile last Friday night with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett who visited her Cheohee in law. J J Hunnicutt and son Charlie came from near Seneca to see brother J A Hunnicutt. Miss Jer Lark and Miss Lizzie Garrett shared a Saturday night visit. Rev J E Foster preached at Mt View. Rev C R Abercrombie of Cheohee is visiting the community. Miss Mary Hunnicutt and Garvin visited their brother R B E Bunnicutt and attended the Six Mile entertainment. M D Parsons of Pickens attended Mountain View preaching last Sunday. The writer notes gladness at Mr Parsons’ return.

Six Mile Arthur Garrett Cheohee J. J. Hunnicutt Charlie Seneca J. A. Hunnicutt Jer Lark Lizzie Garrett J. E. Foster Mt. View C. R. Abercrombie Mary Hunnicutt Garvin R. B. E Bunnicutt M. D. Parsons Pickens Mountain View Mr. Parsons

March 15 limit of third law for Pickens county noted

The piece laments gubernatorial and legislative overreach and a quiet Grand Jury in this term. It also reports social visits by Dr and Mrs O L Mauldin of Greenville and local residents on weekend business and subscription drives led by Nellie Grandy for The State CompanyGrand Prize contest urging readers to collect and send coupons.

Pickens County Nellie Grandy Greenville Miss Grandy

Pickens Route 4 Hauling Crossties and Rain Delays

Rain slows farm work as Pickens Route 4 crews haul crossties and farmers struggle to keep up. Local illness includes Mrs. Dorah Rigdon's baby slowly improving from pneumonia while several residents visit neighbors. Community notes mention visits among Mrs. Lydia Wade, Miss Essie Bagwell, Miss Ella Brown, Miss Ruth Cannon, and others in Pickens and surrounding areas.

Dorah Rigdon Lydia Wade Essie Bagwell Ella Brown Ruth Cannon Will Stewart Norah Ada Simmons Luemoy Freeman

Five Dollar Reward For Lost Setter Dog Tilman

A white and black spotted bobtail setterdog named Tilman is lost. Last seen on Boge's Mountain on February 24. Reward offered by Jay Mullinax of Central, S C. Return to claim reward.

Tilman Boge’s Mountain Jay Mullinax Central. S. C

Community Notes From Mt Tabor And Oolenoy

Mt Tabor guests included Messrs David and Robert McJunkin Janie Cantrell and M A Jones at Mrs N McJunkin's Sunday. L M Rigdon visited J H Heat Sunday. Oolenoy Sunday school with Grover Keith superintendent. Eddie Heaton from Greenville visited the Browns. Jones Williams and Mrs J H Heaton visited her parents Sunday. Mrs Jesse Morris visited Oolenoy Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Alexander also visited Oolenoy Sunday.

David Robert McJunkin Janie Cantrell M. A. Jones N. McJunkin L. M. Rigdon J. H. Heat Ooleney Grover Keith Qolenoy School Eddie Heaton Greenville Will Elbert Sam Brown Jones Williams J.H. Heaton Jesse Morris Oolenoy Arthur Alexander

Noname Club Meets Miss Florence Bowen For Afternoon

The Noname Club met with Miss Florence Bowen on Thursday afternoon. The young ladies enjoyed the afternoon as Miss Bowen proved a charming hostess with delicious refreshments. Miss Helen Borgs visits Mrs. Joe L. Seabrook of Washington D C. Pickens is the most orderly county in the State. the record shows this to be a fact.

Noname Florence Bowen Miss Bowen Helen Borgs Joe L. Seabrook Washington D. C Pickens

Local bargain ad lists varied goods and prices

A lengthy sale list offers candy gum matches soap towels stockings pins needles thread brushes cups and more. It promotes hats shoes overalls umbrellas and household items with prices from 1 cent to one dollar and notes Our Hats and Shoes for 1.00 are the talk of the town.

Inauguration Parade for Wilson Dazzles Washington

Washington honors Woodrow Wilson as ex president rides Pennsylvania Avenue and is later acclaimed in the parade. Maj. Gen. Wother spoon leads the first division of regulars while Gen. Albert Mills commands the National Guard. Taft and Wilson are escorted by the Black Horse troop as 300000 residents fill the streets with color, music, and electric lights.

Edward B. Clark Washington Woodrow Wilson Princeton Pennsylvania Avenue United States Capitol W. W. Wotherspoon United States Army Navy Yards West Point Naval Academy Annanclis Army Infantry Signal Corps National Guard Albert L. Mills San Juan Hill General Mills Militia United States War Department New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maryland Virginia Georgia Maine North Carolina Sion Taft Wilson Essex County Marshall Bacon United States Senate Culver Military Academy Indiana Guard of Honor

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