Great Contest Ends Saturday in Pickens Sentinel Event
The Pickens Sentinel contest wraps with a 4 PM Saturday finish for three grand prizes the $700 Core Player Piano the Solitaire Diamond Ring and a Lifetime Scholarship at Draughon’s Greenville. Out of town entrants must mail final subscriptions by Monday to be counted.
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Pickens Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Pickens
Sen- Yarel
Draughon
Greenville
Sme
J. T. Ricney
Pickers County
Jeun
Xkey
Keowee Bank
Frank McFatt
Pickens Bank
the Sentinel
Pickens County
Contestants and standings in Saturday night vote tally
The list shows contestants and their votes as of March 14 with totals for Miss Mabel Henderson 1 200 000, Lila Ballew 1 000 200, Agnes Golightly 1 300 100, Nelle Robinson 1 200 000, Kate Black 1 000 500, Essie Clayton 3 1 150 000, Clemson College Miss Li.
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Mabel Henderson
Lila Ballew
Agnes Golightly
Liberty
Nelle Robinson
Kate Black
Essie Clayton
Clemson College
Cedar Rock Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A flow of short visits fills Cedar Rock as families and friends host and visit neighbors. Various couples and individuals including A White Singleton Ella Burgess Henry and Ben Singleton, Lovelace and Loopers are listed with recent gatherings and weekend stays across nearby towns.
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A. White Singleton
Pickens
Ella Burgess
Henry
Tom Jameson
H. Dean Singleton
Ben
Bred Lovelace
Piercetown
Turner
James A. Burgess
Milton P. Rogers Dies at 73 Near Easley
Milton P. Rogers of Easley died at home on the 15th in his 74th year and was buried at Enon church. A former deacon and longtime Enon member, his widow Martha Hunt died last March. Survived by four sons Laban John Henry of Easley and David Greenville and two daughters Mrs. Fred O'Dell near Easley and Mrs. C S Hall of Anderson. One brother and one sister also survive. A Confederate veteran, his funeral was led by Rev. D W Hiatt with many mourners.
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Milton P. Rogers
Easley
Enon Church
D. W. Hiatt
Rogers
Martha Hunt
Daniel
Laban
John
Henry
David
Greenville
Fred O'Dell
Near Easley
C.S. Hall
Anderson County
Francis Bogers
Near Liberty
Laban Mauldin
Roper
Christ
County Teachers Meet Promotes Rural Education Clubs
About fifty teachers met at Pickens graded school to discuss the rural graded school act term extension and library acts. Farm Demonstrator Bowen stressed corn and tomato club organization. Miss Iane Williams praised club work and improved studies. Prof. Watson Dacusville offered teaching tips. Association reorganized with Hallam as president Benson vice president Ballentine secretary treasurer.
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R T. Hallum
Pickens
Hallum
T. A. Bowen
Iane Williams
Watson Dacusvill
County Teachers’ Association
R. T. Hallam
W. W
Card of thanks for friends and Dr Val
A brief note of gratitude to friends and to Dr Val for assistance during illness and in memory of a husband and father. The message expresses appreciation and includes a final token sum of £0.
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Val
Husbad
Father
Moire Ribbon Dominates Early Spring Hats in Millinery Trends
Silks and moire ribbon lead spring millinery with bold bows standing ruffles and plaitings. Turbans coronets and brimmed hats feature moire on hemp, straw, or satin crowns in mustard and petunia hues. Designers favor moire for elegance and durability as Lenten season wear extends.
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Atelier
Marriages And Local Notes From Greenville Sentinel
The Greenville Piedmont notes several items: marriages performed by J B Newbery on March 16 and March 17 1914 involving Lillie Simmons Luther Stewart Annie D Pack and D Dewees in Marietta Central. Also mentions Pickens railroad coach and a lost dog found after an ad in The Sentinel. Local education officials plan Flat Rock school district meeting. Hog advertised by E J Tripp recovered, ad cost two bits.
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J. B. Newbery
Lillie Simmons
Luther Stewart
Central
Annie D. Pack
Mr. D. Dewees
Marietta
Flat Rock
E. J. Tripp
The
Sentinel
Secona Cemetery Appeal Asked To Preserve Flowers
A community notice asks all visitors at Secona Cemetery to refrain from pulling flowers and to respect gravesites.
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Secona Cemetery
Jeptha Norton Hunter Dies After Protracted Illness
Jeptha Norton Hunter died at his Pendleton home after a long illness. He was 63 or 64 years old and is survived by a daughter An eska Hunter a sister Mrs J B Stribling and two brothers J T and Miles M Hunter.
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Jeptha Norton Hunter
Pendleton
Aneska Hunter
J B. Stribling
J.T
Miles M. Hunter
South Carolina Girl Wins New York Theatre Art Contest
Helen Stewart of South Carolina is named successful contestant in an art contest held in New York by Strams & Co for a theatre program. The listing notes a 6 pounds best roasted coffee for $1.00 and credits Greg T Mauldin.
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South Carolina
Helen Stewart
New York City
Strams & Co
Greg T. Mauldin
The Hollow of Her Hand synopsis and chapters
The note urges reading the synopsis and third chapter of The Hollow of Her Hand, praising the story and promising readers will enjoy it if they missed the first chapters last week. It emphasizes the excellent quality and appeal of the tale.
Inter-High Contests Set for April 3-4 in Greenville
Piedmont Inter-High School meet schedules two days of events at Greenville with an oratorical contest Friday at 8 30 p m in the G F C auditorium featuring speakers from Liberty Easley Fountain Inn Seneca Westminster F F S Central Greenville Richland Anderson. Judges are H K Osborn W M Scott and S M Wolf. Gold medals go to the top two individuals and the winning school takes the trophy for a year. Contestants must have at least four high school studies and average scholarship for promotion. An athletic meet follows Saturday at Furman ball park with preliminaries starting at 10 a m.
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Piedmont Inter-High School
Greenville
Liberty
Easley
Fountain Inn
Seneca
Westminster
F. F.S
Central
S. C
Richland
Furman Ball Park
Sunday School Convention in Pickens County Holds Sixth Meeting
The Pickens County Interdenominational Sunday School Association held its sixth annual meeting at Grace Methodist Church Pickens with fewer delegates due to bad weather. Rev. E V Babb led as president. officers elected include Rev. L E Wiggins and A F Riser. A summer or fall session was planned due to poor attendance and effort to organize township associations in Pickens and Easley townships.
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Pickens County
Interdenominational Sunday School Association
Grace Methodist
R. T. Hallam
J. T. Taylor
Pickens
Easley Townships
Where Did He Ride in a Jim Crow Coach
A Greenville News representative visited Pickens this week and reported that the local passenger car on the Pickens line is filthy with dirty windows and an unfit closet. The line may reflect broader tensions over segregated travel.
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Greenville News
Pickens
Spring symbols herald season and school expansion
The verse hints at spring with groundhog, circus owner, milliners, ball fans and ice cream vendors. Ex. Tabor school near Central considers adding another room to its already up-to-date school house.
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Tabor School
Near Central
Local Social Notes and School Activities
Liberty society pages record Mrs. J. D. Sheldon returning to Westminster from a visit with daughter Mrs. W. B. Glenn. Clemson student Louie Boggs visits with parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boggs. Misses Rankin and Ashmore visit Piedmont. Leta Holtzendorf visits Clemson. R. D. Horton leaves for Gastonia after staying with sister Mrs. J. N. Blum. First grade teachers Gantt and Irwin stage school entertainment. Embroidery club hosts with Mrs. J. Banister and Mrs. A. L. Johnson serving a late lunch. Ladies Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs. Bessie Smith.
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J. D. Sheldon
Westminster
W. B. Glenn
Louie Boggs
Clemson
W. L. Boggs
J F. Banister
Embroidery Club
A. L. Johnson
W. H. Chapman
Ernestine Rankin
J.N. Blum
Gastonia
N.C
Mary Gantt
Anna Irwin
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Bessie Smith
Burial of Luther Crow at Crow Creek
Luther Crow son of Mr. Lee Crow who was killed on the railroad in Washington was buried at Crow Creek last Tuesday. A large turnout of relatives and friends attended and the family received community sympathy.
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Luther Crow
Lee Crow
Washington
Crow Creek
Lost Hood for Automobie Top Appears at Folger Store
A lost hood for an automobile top is reported. finder should return it to G. Hendricks at Folger Thornley & Co.'s store.
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Hood
Automobie Top
G. Hendricks
Folger, Thornley & Co
Rook party honors Mrs McGee as Mullinix marriage noted
Mrs R Ramseur hosted a rook party for Mrs H J McGee of Anderson. Mint treats and a salad course accompanied games. McGee won the highest score and received candy. The week also carries news of William Mullinix and Mrs Sam Kellys engagement and other local social moves.
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R. Ramseur
H. J. McGee
Anderson
Mras.McGee
McGee
William“Mullinix
Sam Kelly
Honor Roll Entries From Pickens School Grades Spanning Seventh to Fourth
The list shows students named for honors across grades seven through fourth at Pickens School. Names include Eila Lewis Joe Jons Freeman Steen Loave Mary Robinson Jamita Hames Melanie Jey Ethelyne Gant Malinda Porter Thelma Lewis Janie Holder Eva Freeman Katherine Hapod Kathleen Adams L C Craig Ellen Pease Henderson Partridge Bessie Robinson Nancy Hughey Helen Nealy Harold Wolfe and Ethel Porter.
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Eila ‘Lewis
Joe Jons Freeman
Steen Loave
Mary Robinson
Jamita Hames
Melanie
Jey
Ethelyne Gant
Malinda Porter
Thelma Lewis
Janie Holder
Eva Freeman
Katherine Hapod
Dan- Kathleen Adams
Ee É L. C. Craig
Ellen’ Pease
Eee Enderson Partridge
Bessie Robinson
A Nancy Hughey
Ge Helen Nealy
Harold Wolfe
Ethel Porter
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Miss Li
Llian Ramsay
Ben Hendricks
Essie Kelley
Robert Welborn
Asons
Cedar Rock News
Lee Singleton
Ada Miller
Cedar Rock
Remus Henderson
McD. Farmer
Dave Porter
Will Blackavy
Norris
Mamie
Jessie Looper
Carmel
J. Arlie Welborn
John W. Stewart
Robert Porter
Ed Porter
Rexie
County Teachers’ Meeting
J. W. BartestIse
Secy
Piedmont Tie and Lumber Co
Pickens Railroad
Son Mmeri At
Pickens, S. C
HE Sentinel
Louisville Courier-Journal
Liberty Personals
Howard Wiley
C. W. Young
T. M “Norris
Greta
Madden
Lorena. Aiken
Margaret Carson
Ionor
Efe
Pickens School
Edwin L. Bolt & CO
S.C
Nettie Barton Wallace
Mattie Finley
Sea Island
L. L
J. L. Bolt
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