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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

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Powell given life imprisonment for Easley murder

Ross Powell was found guilty of murder with mercy in Easley and received a life sentence for slashing his wife Emily Powell at Glenwood Cotton Mill on October 4. The defense cited insanity and announced no appeal. Powell described marital strife and alleged infidelity by Emily with Jess Phillips, and testified he chose death by razor but surrendered after seeing blood.

Ross Powell Emily Powell Glenwood Easley Powell F. E. Powell Anderson and Easley Greenville Brogon Mill Anderson Emily Jess Phillips Phillips Perry Emily J. Robert Martin Jess Eula Perry Anderson County

Judge Gary Rules Letter Admis sion In Powell Case

In a trial presided by Judge Gary the court admitted an entire letter linking a deceased woman to another man, despite Powell’s claim he did not write it. Powell denied vowing to kill his wife and admitted buying a razor from Saw Owens but said he later returned it. A large jury and numerous witnesses, including Powell’s parents and the dead woman’s relatives, heard the testimony as court spectators watched.

Gary Powell Anderson County Saw Owens Owens Smoak James H. Price Greenville James P. Carey, Jr G. G. Christopher Pickens S. Wade Williams J. T. Finley Leigh Hunt Greg T. Mauldin Ed. L. Hamilton B. C. Atkinson J. M. Chastain J. H. Massingill T. J. Gillespie W. E. Stephens J. H. Riggins L. W. Bolding

Powell Returns to Pickens to Serve Life Sentence

Ross Powell, convicted of killing his wife, is to serve life either in the state penitentiary or on Pickens public works. Sheriff Roark placed handcuffs as Powell left Greenville in a waiting car, promising to face his fate with a bold front.

Greenville Ross Powell Roark Pickens

Grand Jury Presentment to Judge Gary

The Grand Jury reports passing all bills from the Solicitor and appointing committees to investigate ten offices and institutions. It endorses Rural Police, warns against saw-dust contamination of streams, notes school districts lack funds for incidental expenses, urges legislative appropriations for a courthouse janitor, and calls for heating improvements. Foreman C. H. Carpenter signs.

Court House C. H. Carpenter

Deacons to Be Ordained at Smith's Grove Baptist Church

Three deacons will be ordained at Smith's Grove Baptist Church next Saturday at 3 p.m. Rev Fant Jones will preach the ordination sermon Rev W J Sheriff will give the charge and Rev J A Davis will offer the prayer A cordial invitation is extended to nearby church deacons and church members to attend the service The spring tailoring opening for Kahn Tailoring Company Indianapolis is announced for March 9 10 and 11 with Folger Hendricks Co Fiekens C

Smith’s Grove Baptist Church Fant Jones W. J. Sheriff J. A. Davis Kahn Tailoring Company of Indianapolis Folger, Hendricks & Co, Fiekens

Pickens County Field Day Plans Sent to Principals

A March 1 1922 letter to all Pickens County school principals outlines the April 8 1922 field day events in Pickens South Carolina. It covers parade timing contests for grammar arithmetic spelling and reading classes, lunch, speeches, races with medals ribbons and school point awards, and prizes for top performing schools B C and A.

Pickens County Pickens S. C

Palmafesta Queen in South Carolina to Receive $500 Diamond

Columbia merchants back Palmafesta with a $10,000 guarantee fund to boost Palmafesta week featuring fashion and automobile shows fireworks and a big musical day. County candidates will vie statewide by newspaper voting with the winner crowned Palmafesta Queen and awarded a $500 diamond ring.

Columbia Old Doctor Gloom Columbia Chamber of Commerce John McCormick South Carolina Palmafesta State Fair Grounds Pickens

Pickens Girls to Play Easley on Friday Court

The Pickens High School girls basketball team will meet Easley High School on Easley court next Friday March 10 at 3 30 PM. The Pickens players aim for a win and urge a large cheering crowd to attend.

Pickens High School Easley School Easley Court Pickens Easley

Box Supper At Pickens Court House

A box supper at Pickens Court House Friday night March 10 aims to aid the Pickens school track team. All are invited. girls should bring well filled boxes and boys are urged to bring fat pocketbooks for the fundraiser.

Pickens School Court House Pickens

Honor Roll Lists From Bethlehem School Grades One to Eight

The Bethlehem School announces students on the honor roll across grades one through eight. Named are Loree Benson Roy Coleman Pickens Gilstrap Bessie Verde Clay Hicks C P Simmons Nettie Morton Mary Porter Feliz Aiken Alice Bates Floride Benson Hume Fortner Prank Herde Nancy Mary Looper Jogie Refer Beaufort Simmons Hassie Witte Ruth Bates Gladys Coleman Nora Henry Ora Henry T M Looper Loyd Parsons Weldon Waldrop Ralph Benson Nellie Davidson Ernest Holden James Looper Gladys Roper Broadus Simmons Grace Wallrop Thomas N Davidson Lillie Fortner David Roper Vadie Simmons Johnny Aiken Lilian Bates Annie Hicks Annie Manon.

Loree Benson Roy Coleman Pickens Gilstrap Bessie Verde Clay Hicks C. P. Simmons Loyd Parsons Weldon Waldrop Ralph Benson Nellie Davidson Ernest Holden James Looper Gladys Roper Broadus Simmons Grace Wallrop Thomas N. Davidson Lillie Fortner David Roper Vadie Simmons Johnny Aiken Lillian Bates Annie Hicks Annie Manon

Honor Roll at Midway School First to Sixth Grade

The Midway School honor roll lists first grader L. T. Atkins and Esther Blair. Second grade names Bruce Brown Annie Byars and Burnice Powell. Third grade includes Essie Byars Lizzie Mae Evette Bruce Powell. Fourth grade Claudie Evette. Fifth grade Beaulah Evette. Sixth grade Beaulah Powell.

L. T. Atkins Esther Blair

Tax payer reflects on schools and roads in Pickens County

Henry Pike argues taxes rise for graded schools and road improvements. He notes many new schools now serve county children and top soil roads connect towns, claiming funding is justified by educational and infrastructure gains. He urges continuing investment.

Fickens County Pickens Henry Pike

Marriages Bring Two Local Couples Together

Two weddings in Liberty area as Mr Luther Hughes weds Miss Jessie King and Mr Otto Morgan weds Miss Ruth Chambers. The couples are noted as prominent Central residents and receive broad congratulations from friends. Also a brief note on cross ties at Pickeng fetching 70 cents and an urge to renew The Sentinel subscription.

Luther Hughes Jessie King Liberty J. Alonzo Brown N. P Otto Morgan Ruth Chambers Central Pickeng Warrons

Cooperative Marketing Meeting Calls Farmers to Attend

A county organizer invites farmers across Pickens and neighboring counties to neighborhood meetings next week to discuss a cooperative marketing association and fertilizer pricing. Speakers, banker and business support noted, with dates listed for Long Branch Pleasant Hill Garretts Store Gates Store Norris Tabor Six Mile Palestine Flat Rock Norris Zion Dayton Hester's Maynard Dacusville Glassy Mountain J W Hendricks Cedar Rack Reunion and more.

Cooperative Marketing Association Pickens County C. H. Carpenter Long Branch Pleasant’ Hill Garretts Gates Norris Tabor Six Mile Palestine Flat Rock Dayton Hester’s Maynard

Rag Weevils Not Boll Weevils Warn Extension Letter

County Agent Mr T A Bowen publishes a notice explaining rag weed weevils. The rag weed weevil is Lixus sylvacus and not related to boll weevils. It is harmless to cultivated crops and the letter urges calm amid the invasion scare.

T. A. Bowen Afp Conradi

Curiosities of Daily News Brisk Living Items

Washington reports a divorce suit over rough language in finger talk while London sees a novel case of marriage fraud. A Texas physician claims a truth serum and New York unveils a readable light to sound music device for the blind. Denver plans police whistles for crossings and a Maryland lawmaker pushes seat limits on autos to curb accidents.

Washington Capital News Service Chicago London Texas New York Denver Colo Maryland

Also Mentioned on This Page

His Judge Frank B. Gary Smith’s Grove F. W. Clayton Palmalfesta the Pickens Sentinel Queen of Beasley Pickens Court House Bethlehem School Honor Roll Midway School the Sentinel Co-Operative Zion T. A. Bowen, Co Apt
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