Farmers to Meet Here Monday in Pickens County
Mr J F Hendricks urges all Pickens county farmers to gather in Pickens on the third Monday in March the 17th for talks on farming and the Farmers Union B O Harris of Pendleton will speak with others present The meeting aims to organize a county Farmers Union if desired and benefits from the union are highlighted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hendricks
Pickens County
Pickens
Farmers Union
B. O. Harris
Pendleton
Notice Camp Garvin Veterans Reunion Details
Camp Garvin urges all old veterans to send names to Adjutant Newbery at Pickens for the United Confederate Veteran’s reunion in Chattanooga. Free accommodations will be provided. The reunion runs May 27 28 29 1913 and names are needed promptly to inform the general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Allgood
Camp Garvin
Chattanooga
Newbery
Pickens
Camp
Garvin
Tax Books Close Saturday Night Countywide Reminder
Treasurer Stewart announces the county tax books close Saturday night March 15. About 900 residents still owe taxes and should pay promptly to avoid inconvenience. Public notice aims to inform all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Death of Mr Gid Roper in Cedar Rock area
Mr Gid Roper of the George Hendricks place in Cedar Rock was accidentally killed Monday when a tree top he had cut off fell and crushed him. He died instantly. He leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Roper
George Hendricks
Cedar Rock
Willie Boggs Dead in Enon Church Funeral
Willie Boggs died at his grandfather F M Rodgers home on March 10 likely from consumption. The 22 year old formerly lived in Pickens and was step son to B F Parsons. He returned from the West last August. Funeral services were held at Enon church by Rev Walter and he was buried at Enon graveyard. The family receives many sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Boggs
F. M. Rodgers
Willie
Pickens
B. F. Parsons
Out West
Enon Church
Walter
Enon
Nancy C. Rigdon
J. B. Rigdon
North Carolina
Nannie Massingill
Coleney Baptist Church
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Ooleney
David Freeman
Jonathan Huff
Davie Meeks
Greenville
Baily
P. K. Huff
Nancy C. Huff
E. N. McJunkin
Track Meet Between Liberty and Pickens
Liberty and Pickens tied in a Friday meet at Pickens. Hutchings led Liberty with pole vault and high jump first, Seaborn led Pickens with several second and first places. Seaborn, Hendricks and Porter among top finishers across sprints and middle distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Pickens
Hutchings
Ist
Seaborn
Hendricks
Hamby
Harris
Porter
Gaines
Allen
Ed P. McCravey Announces Senate Bid Against Governor
Ed P. McCravey of Ealey declares intent to run for the U.S. Senate opposing Governor Cole L. Blease. The move signals a high stakes political contest as observers expect a hard fought campaign between the two Likely rivals face off on the stump with a nationally watched race shaping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. P. McCravey
Ealey
Cole L. Blease
United States Senate
Blease
Ed McCravey
Dacusville Folks Enjoy Spring Events and Visits
Spring arrives in Dacusville with farmers out in sunshine. Shoal at Mica closed the 28th. The Isaon Band played, an old time spelling match awarded two prizes to Miss Mary Sutherland and Master Perry Crenshaw. Local residents visit Greenville and hosting dances and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal
Mica
Isson
Mary Sutherland
Perry Crenshaw
Flora Looper
Easley
Dacusville
Pickens Route 3 Dear Editor Pound Supper Notes
A letter requests space in the paper and recalls a pleasant pound supper at Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cantrell's home last Saturday night. Emma and Kate Gillespie visited Emma Cantrell, while Inez and Mae Gillespie stayed with Mr. J. C. Graveley for a nice time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Cantrell
Emma
Kate Gillespie
Emma Cantrell
Inez
Mae Gillespie
J. C. Graveley
Porter's Chapel Sermon and Upcoming Sunday Service
Rev RB Lupo delivered a strong sermon at Porter's chapel last Sunday morning to a attentive congregation. Charley Anderson will preach next Sunday at 11 o'clock and an organized Sunday school is planned. Squire Porter visited his parents J H Porter. Oscar Stewart of Greenville visited the Porter family weekend. Sam Porter and daughter Cora were in the area Tuesday. Mont Vale school progresses with Irene Hendricks as teacher. Farmer's Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. H. Lupo
Porter’s Chapel
Charley Anderson
Squire Porter
J. H. Porter
Oscar Stewart
Greenville
Sam Porter
Cora
Mont Vale
Irene Hendricks
Farmer
Election Notice for Pickens Mayoral and Alderman Seats
City of Pickens holds election at city hall on Friday April 4 for mayor and six aldermen to serve two years. Election managers are D. B. Finny W. T. Griffin and J. L. Thornley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Pickens
D. B. Finny
W. T. Griffin
J. L. Thornley
The Men of The Hour Cabinet of President Wilson
President Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey leads a cabinet list including Vice President Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana and 14 department heads. Names shown include Bryan McAdoo Garrison McReynolds Burleson Daniels Lane Houston Redfield Wilson and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshal
Indiana
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Treasury
William G.mcadoo
New York
Lindley M. Garrison
James McReynolds
Tennessee
Albert Burleson
Texas
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Missouri
Commerce
William C. Redfield
Labor
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Sheriff Roark Captures Escapee Near Marietta
Sheriff R R Roark captured a white man who escaped from Hawgood jail last August and had been at large. Roark brought the prisoner to Harley where a Haywood deputy sheriff took charge. The man had been jailed for forgery and Roark received a substantial reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Roark
Marietta
Hawgood
N. C
Mr. Roark
Harley
Haywood
Easley Vignettes Note Local Doings and Contests
Easley citizens report on a Woodrow Wilson song by Mamie Folger Clapp of Salisbury, a homecoming for T J McDonald, Parrish Bros slaughter-price sale, and whiskey case proceedings in city hall. Ben Hagood wins Easley High oratorical contest, with Billie Anderson and Frank Welborn placing. Officials vow to curb liquor traffic, with convictions and trials ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Folger Clapp
Easley
Salisbury
N. C
Woodrow Wilson
S “Union
T. J. McDonald
The
Progress
Oconee County
Easley High School
Ben Hagood
James E. Hagood
Greenville
Ben
Billie Anderson
Frank
Cedar Rock News Highlights Local Visits and Visits
Lawrence F. Smith spent Monday in Simpsonville on business. Thos. N. Hays stayed at his mother’s near Seneca who is seriously ill. Wyatt West principal of Glenwood High School visited Cedar Rock area. Pearl Turner teaching near Travelers Rest spent weekend with home folks with Miss Howell and Mr. Turner as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Jones visited John and Mrs. Stewart Sunday. Pearl Turner hosted a musical at her home honoring her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Smith
Simpsonville
Thos. N. Hays
Seneca
Wyatt West
Glenwood High School
Cedar Rock
Miss Pearl Turner
Travelers Rest
Miss Howell
Mr. Turner
Z. T. Jones
John Stewart
Local Visitors Reported From Travelers Rest and Surrounding Areas
Miss Howell and Mr. Turner of Travelers Rest visited here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Hester of the Lenhardt section traveled here for a visit. Mrs. James A. Burgess stopped at L. F. Smith’s. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Singleton spent last week in Pickens. Mrs. Eck Jones and her son Harold visited Mr. Z. T. Jones last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Howell
Mr. Turner
Travelers Rest
Dock Hester
Lenhardt
James A. Burgess
L. F. Smith
A. W. Singleton
Pickens
Ex-Solicitor Boggs Seeks Assistant Attorney General Post
Greenville News notes Julius E. Boggs of Pickens, former circuit solicitor, is in Washington seeking support from South Carolina's congressional delegation for the U S Assistant Attorney General job. The Sentinel in Pickens county voices hope he secures the office, praising his qualifications and urging government consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Julius E. Boggs
Pickens
Washington
United States
the Sentinel
Pickens County
Julius E
South Carolina
Spartanburg Jury Foreman Sets Example for County Courts
The Spartanburg county grand jury foreman swore out 13 warrants last week against white men for violating liquor laws, signaling a strong stance across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Union Meeting of Pickens Association at Pickens Baptist Church
The Union Meeting of the Pickens Association will convene at Pickens Baptist Church on March 29 and 30. Devotional services led by Rev J M Stewart and Rev B Holder. Talks cover missions, contributions, and outreach plans. A mass meeting focuses on Work for this year with sessions Saturday night and Sunday programs on Sunday school Women’s Organization and young people. World-wide Evangelization addressed Sunday night by Rev W E Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pickens Association
Pickens Baptist Church
C. A. Waters
Rev. B. Holder
R. T. Hallam
Women’s Organization
JB. Fendley
J.P. Robinson
Six Mile Academy
S. A. Rutlege
J. C. Garrett
J. T. Taylor
W. E. Wilkins
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertises $100 reward offer
The ad claims one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. with testimonials, internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and a price of 75 cents per bottle. It includes a consented endorsement from the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Allies
Health and Social Roundup From Liberty Commune
Posts note Mrs Lizzie Porter with improved health and Mr W G Cooley recovering, while Mrs Artie Brown remains confined. Local Sunday School at Rock shows good attendance led by Lillian Young and Lillie Lynch. Farmers report better spirits. frost may come again and ace bloom depends on clear weather. Mr Tinsley shared singing with locals. Wake up correspondents welcomed to share health and religion notes.
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Mr. Gid Roper
Ed P. McCravey
U.S. Senate
Messrs
J. L. and
Avery A. Looper
Jennie Jones
Lillie
Florence Sutherland
Geneva Looper
Matilda Looper
J. L. Looper
J. J. McCombs
Crocket Hendricks
Will Jones
Prof. Watson
D. F. Sutherland
Mt. Tabor
Tobie
A. Reader
S. A
Robinson & & Tar Iice
Galep & Co's
Hour
President Wilson
Sheriff Roark
Easley Dots
Parrish Bros
J. Robert Martin, Esq
T. J. Mauldin, Esq
Edward Allgood
Siabtown
Anderson County
Allgood
Cedar Rock News
Boggs
Department of Millinery
Margaret Booker
Vale
Denarf
Queen Quality
J. M. Stewart
Rev. E. Foster
J. . Connelly
J. N. Jewel
C. KE. Robinson
J. B. Newberry
R. O. Williams
W. R. Oats
Pickens, Sous
Lizzie Porter
Artie Brown
J. A. Hinl
W. G. Cooley
Rock
Lillian’ Young
Lillie Lynch
A. B. Cantrell
Mr. Tinsley
Young Folk
Clerk’s Safe
State of
Thomas Lums
Gassaway
Twelve Mile River
Nero Halk
Nathaniel H. Hallums
Norton Halluma
Nero
Thaniela Hailums
A. J. Bog C. P
Nero Hallums
A. J. Boggs
Clerk’s Sale
State of South Carolina
M. W. Cater
John Ellenburg
W. M. Browfendants
Devore
Pickem Court House
S. C
Hurricane
Jeff Crenshaw
Ck Branch
Clark’s Branch
N. E
Crenshaw
Jeff
West End
Canton Fiennels
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