Death of J. D. Aiken Prominent Pickens County Merchant
Central telephone notice reports the death of J. D. Aiken a prominent Pickens county merchant and former treasurer candidate. He left a wife seven children Boone Aiken Florence Allie Belle Jeannette Lorena Natalee John and Wilma and is survived by brother W W Aiken of Sunset. Funeral plans unavailable.
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Natalee
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W. W. Aiken
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Asbury Day Observed by Southern Methodists
Next Sunday March 26 is observed as Asbury Day by Southern Methodists in honor of Bishop Asbury the country’s first bishop who died March 31 1816. Pastor Wiggins will speak at Pickens Methodist Church and the public is invited. Decoration day will honor all deceased Methodist ministers with burial services for Rev J C Yongue at Pickens cemetery and wreaths from Wallha church. A fire destroyed a dwelling near Tabor Church. J Matt Darnell family lost goods and a new house will be built by McD Farmer. Walter Chastain son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Chastain died from double pneumonia. burial at Griffin church with Rev Fulton Childress officiating.
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Wiggins
Pickens Methodist Church
J. C. Yongue
Pickens
Farmer
Tabor Church
J. Matt Darnell
Walter Chastain
Nelson Chastain
Griffin
Griffin Church
Fulton Childress
Local Social and Church Notes From Pickens Route 3 Area
Along Pickens Route 3 Miss Lucia Mauldin and Miss Mayora Mauldin visited Vera and Ruby Pressley Saturday night. Reverend Abercrombie filled his appointment at Mountain View and Jim Garrett bought a car. Willis accepts Six Mile Baptist pastorate and Jim Bell traded for a horse. Emma Wood spoke at Mount Olive. Merck preached at Martins Grove. Box supper at Wolf Creek school Friday night March 31 to aid the school. a $25 watch to be sold there.
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Lucia
Mayora Mauldin
Vera
Ruby Pressley
Bob Mauldin
George Durham
Mountain View
Abercrombie
Jim Garrett
Mr. Willis
Six Mile
Six Mile Baptist Church
Jim Bell
Emma Wood
India
Mount Olive
J. E. Merck
Martin’s Grove
W. L. Pressley
Spencer Gantt
Gap Hill
Wolf Creek
Millinery Opening Promises Summer Hats in March
Well dressed women grow anxious for summer hats and Folger Thornley Co outlines hundreds of new styles at affordable prices. The millinery opening is scheduled for March 24 and 25 with an invitation to attend.
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Folger, Thornley & Co
Oolenoy Demostration Club Forms Pig Club and Plans Events
News from Oolenoy reports Elizabeth Mauldin leading a meeting of the Home Demonstration and Tomato clubs. A Pig club is organized with nine boys and one girl. Mauldin will entertain Tomato Club members and teachers at the Sutherland home on the 29th. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including Edens, Crenshaws, Sutherlands, and Hammond families visiting or traveling.
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Elizabeth Mauldin
Oolenoy
Paul Edens
Clearwater
Kansas
J. Q. Edens
L. F. Crenshaw
Locust
Florence
Lillie Sutherland
A. Sutherland
C. W. Smith
Liberty
M. Crenshaw
Jack Sutherland
Robert Baker
Homer Edens
Pickens
W. E. Edens, Jr
Greenville
H. Y. Jones
Dacusville
W. M. Hammond
Seneca
H. H. Lynch
A K. Edens
W. F. Hendricks
Farle Keith
James A. Hendricks
W.T. Batson
Marietta
Farm fertilizer prices announced by A A Bowen
Farm demonstration agent A T Bowen lists fertilizer prices for Pickens county including Standard 9-2-0 guano at 202 a ton prime 7 per cent cotton seed meal 33.50 16 per cent acid 16.15 and cattle tankape 34 delivered to any station. Bowen says buying potash at current prices is not good business for farmers.
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T. A. Bowen
Pickens County
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