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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

8

Local Notices from Pickens and Easley Thrum Through May

Community updates include Irene Newton visiting relatives in Columbia and a Pickens birth for Mr. and Mrs. LaBoon. Several visits, a Roanoke school closing, a Easley veterinary arrival, weddings in Pickens and Greenville, and an outdoor tent meeting led by Rev Crenshaw. A home wedding unites Nettie Porter and Sergeant Luther Eugene Howard at S A S Porter home near Pickens. Rev Hodges officiates.

S. A. S. Porter Near Pickens Nettie Luther Eugene Howard Camp Jackson Re Dent Greenville

Pickens Chapter Red Cross Organizes at Holly Springs

A large Red Cross branch formed Sunday at Holly Springs church with 35 charter members and 50 expected soon. Elected officers include Chairman Mrs BE D Chastain, Vice Chairman Miss Mary Chastain, Secretary WT Chastain, and Treasurer Will Price.

Red Cross Holly Springs Church Holly Springs American Red Cross Mra BE. D. Chastain Mary Chastain W.T. Chastain Will Price

Pickens Township Singing Convention Meets Bethlehem Next Sunday

An all day singing will be held at Concord church the second Sunday in June. All invited to attend with song books and well filled baskets. See The Sentinel for printings.

Pickens Cotton Mill G. I. Crenshaw Pickens Township Bethlehem W. R. Lewis Concord Church

Residents urged to economize amid war time strain

A rural section notes a September wind and rainstorm damaged land. Farmers report good fruit prospects and crops but warn of extended war impacts. The piece urges thrift and national support, and announces a memorial service at Golden Creek church with Rev IR W Nelson preaching and a basket luncheon.

Betsy Germany France Sam United States Golden Creek Church T. F. Nelson IR. W. Nelson L A. Am

Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination

The examination for vacant scholarships at Winthrop College and for new student admission will be at the county court house on Friday July 5 at 9 am and Saturday July 6 at 9 am. Scholarships worth 100 dollars plus free tuition. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Blanks for the scholarship exam should be sent to President Johnson by July 1. The next session opens September 18, 1918. Rock Hill South Carolina.

Winthrop College County Court House President Johnson Johnson D. B. Johnson Rock Hill 8. C

Millers Certificate Notice From Pickens County

The Millers Administration will stop issuing millers certificates to corn mill operators in Pickens County. Certificate printing can be obtained at The Pickens Sentinel in Pickens, D C, or Masley Publishing in Wastey S oC. Publishers offer low rates and support. Food Administrator SamB Craig announces the change.

Tie Pood Administration Pickens County Pickens Sentinel Pickens D. C Masley Publishing Company Wastey, S Oc Helad Samb, Craig J. B. Newbery, Esq South Carolina D. W. Cantrell C. C. Cantrell

Meat consumption advice from Food Administration

The Food Administration urges economy in meat use without reinstating meatless days. With army shipments at about 75 million pounds weekly, Americans must cut per person intake to about one and a quarter pounds to balance supply. Officials urge strict waste elimination and smaller portions, especially of beef, to avoid meatless day disruptions.

Columbia Food Administration William Eliott South Carolina Herbert Hoover

Wheat Situation Serious Demand Wheatless Ration Across Allied World

The wheat situation is the most serious in the Allied food supply. Washington reports a short harvest, higher Allied needs, heavier losses at sea, lower Argentine shipments, and tighter shipping space. Citizens urged to give up wheat bread until next harvest, with South Carolina club women pledging to lead by example and households ration flour and wheat products.

Columbia Washington Food Administration Club South Carolina

Sugar Certificates In Grocers Hands

Columbia grocers statewide now hold blank sugar certificates signed for home canning and preserving. County and state food administrators supply the certificates to ensure households obtain enough sugar for perishables while preventing excessive purchases.

Columbia

The Irish Potato Becomes War Weapon Says Food Admin

In Columbia the Food Administration urges every South Carolinian to eat potatoes at breakfast noting the humble Irish potato’s wartime impact. Hapsburg Liebs claims the potato cuts deeply into Germany’s effort, as Germany reportedly grows potatoes even along railroad ties to sustain the war.

Columbia Food Administration South Carolina Hapsburg Liebs Germany

County Paper Highlights Campaign Year Urgency

In this campaign year the county paper urges readers to secure subscriptions and stay informed about local races and issues. the note emphasizes timely renewals to ensure continuous coverage.

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