Local and Personal Notes From Pickens and Easley
A collage of social notes from Pickens Easley and nearby areas lists residents visiting friends in Greenville and Greer. engagements visits and weekend stays by numerous individuals including Ada Bolding Ruth Parsons and Nellie Kreeman. Community events feature Clemson College Band and Concert Band performances at local venues and a dawn party for town youth.
Local notes from Pickens county and surroundings
E B Richardson of Liberty and Rev B E Grandy were seen in town and Pickens respectively. Miss Hazel Rush of Sardinia DC visits Miss Elinor Knight. Mrs Isiah Cox and Miss Mildred Cox go to Washington DC. J B Jones from route 4 visits Sentinel. Ex Governor M I Ansel from Greenville settles an estate. Table Rock visit by Robert Anthony Ernest Alexander Nellie Freeman and Belle Vonegue. Richey family visiting Columbia. New dwelling being erected for James P Carey Jr. Cemetery and church grounds cleanup planned at Holly Springs on May 16. Greenville dry goods shoes and clothing ads by local stores. Marriage May 11 1913 George Hendrix and Lena Brown in Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Hester
George Hendrix
Lena Brown
Pickens County
George
Will Hendrix
Ambler
N. C
Robi- Brown
N. P
Pickens Band Receives New Music and Uniforms
The Pickens Band has received a fresh music supply and plans new uniforms expected by June 1. Citizens are urged to support the group as members work hard for the town's pride.
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Pickens
Recital Tonight At Pickens High To Benefit New Curtain
Miss Elinor Knight and her pupils present a Friday night recital in the Pickens high school auditorium at 8 30. Admission is 16c and 25c with proceeds toward paying for the recently purchased curtain that enhances the auditorium appearance. Knight is creditable for organizing this effort begun last year to seed the curtain fund.
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Elinor Knight
Miss Knight
Pickens
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Local Notices
A fragment references Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials for I J Chendy Co Toledo Ohio with 75 cent price. Also notes Deputy Marshal Alexander and Constable LaBoon destroying an illicit distillery outfit above Pumpkintown last Wednesday. Parson family social update and local business moves plus a Linwood Park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Chendy & CO
Toledo
I. J. Chekee
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
Hall
Alexander
LaBoon
Pumpkintown
Vinci the Best Remedy for Weak Children in Raleigh
Raleigh ad copy touts Vinci as a tonic to strengthen weak and ailing children. A Raleigh mother, Mrs. W. O. Strother, credits Vinci with restoring appetite and vigor after illness. The ad promises quick build up and a healthy color, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
W. O. Strother
Raleigh
N. C
Hazel
Pickens Drug Co
Vickens, S.C
Cole Mfg. Co
Cole
Viet Realy
Jones Family Mourns Death of Reverend Jones’s Wife
Mr J B Jones of route traveled to Penrose North Carolina to support his father Reverend M L Jones after the death of his wife who died last Saturday The funeral occurred before the message could reach him Friends here extend sympathy to the Reverend Jones who spent most of his life in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
M. L. Jones
Penrose
N.C. Ife
Mr. Jones
Winthrop College Scholarship Examination Notice
Examination for vacant scholarship at Winthrop College and admission of new students set for Friday July 4 at 9 a.m. at the County Court House. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Scholarships worth 100 dollars and free tuition. highest exam average wins if criteria met. Send inquiries to President Johnson for blanks. session begins September 17, 1918 at Rock Hill, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop College
County Court House
Johnson
B. Johnson
Rock Hill
8. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall
J. N. Hallum
Prop
Lert
Joseph I. Leach
Easley
Alice Boll of
City
Charles Hamilton of
Wasley
Ada Bolding
Greer
Mrs. J. T. Bolt
Dwight Attaway
Roy Nealy
Greenville
J. P. Carey
Isaiah Cox
Washington
Ik’. ER. Stewart
Route 3
Myr
T. FL. Stewart
Ruth Parsons
Miss Gertrude
Josie Bramblett
A. VP. Booker
Miss Margaret Booker
Bobf. Parsons
Clemson College
Nellie Kreeman
Nannie
Stella Porter
Vesta Ashmore
W. M. Gantt
Liberty Route 3
Roark Powell
Route 8
Miss Rachael Dickinson
Pendleton
Marrie G. Lewis
A. C. Cantrell
Ansel Cantrell
T*riday
Clifford Lewis and
McDermid
J. ©. Carey, Jr
J. l. Valley
McNabb
Robert Anthony
Ernest Alexander
Ernest Porter
Ld Seaborn
Six Mile
Olga Goodwin
H. A. Richey
J. J. Callaham
Pisgah
Anderson County
D. M. Ramsey
the Baptist Church
Nealy
Will Williams
Mrs. I
Thornley
Emily
LeRoy Bogpys
James Kelly
Kelly
G. R. Hendricks
Wst
Mull
The
Pickens Hardware and Grocery Co
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co
Bennie Moore
Concord Church
Christ
Kreso
Dip Nos
E. B. Richardson of
Liberty
B. E. Grandy
Hazel Rush
Sardinia, D. C
Isiah Cox
Mildred Cox
Washington, D.C
Charlie Cureton
Mrs
K. N. Cureton
Route 4
the Sentinel
Jesse J. Lewis
Williamston
M. I. Ansel
Nellie Freeman
Belle Vonegue
Table Rock
Mrs. J.T. Richey
Margaret
Mrs. Richey
Shannon Morrison
Columbia
Shanghai
James P. Carey, Jr
Holly Springs
A. K. Park
Smith & Bristow
Pride
Patton & Tillman
Rowley Williams
Milton Williams
B. F. Parsons
Craig Bros. Co
Linwood Park
Thedford
Chas
A. Ragland
Madison Heights
Matt
Labor-Saving Cole Planters and Distributors
North Carolina
Cole Planter
Cole “xc
Iere
Lister
Side
Coles
R. A. Hester
Liberty Route
C. Sh. Craig
McCormick
Chattanooga
G. A. Ellis
J. GC
Sweet) Alexander
Hama
S. C
Mico
Nerich Col
Pleare Addreee
Pickens Pumpkintown Road
Sentinel