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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
6
A three year record shows Mr. F. H. Trammell of Trammell's Musical Palace selling pianos in Pickens County 51 of 52 in Pickens town, 22. Oconee 55 of 60 in Westminster 27. Greenville 15. Anderson 7. Greenwood 2. This sales trend highlights proven success across multiple communities.
The notice advertises 6 Ibs of coffee for $1.00 and 5 Ibs for $1.00, 90 Ibs of sugar daily for $1.00, a full line of Geo D Witt Shoes with guaranteed pairs, a range of men's fur hats from Stetson to 25¢, and top prices paid for all kinds of produce by J W Hendricks.
The summer term of court for Pickens county convenes next Monday June 1. Residents are urged to bring baskets for the Daughters of the Confederacy event honoring old soldiers and to participate in the community activities planned.
Liberty resident Wade O'Dell and Mrs. Wade O'Dell return from Lisbon Florida. Miss Norma Griffin returns to Pickens from Norris. Veterans urged to attend June 3 event. two Pickens districts vote June 20 on tax levies. Davidson College graduate Sydney Bruce back for summer. J J Wakelin visits Liberty. Local ministers, lawyers, and educators active as town mingles with visitors.
The Pickens school will hold its commencement exercises from May 28 to May 31 with lower grades entertainment and Friday graduation. Dr. Carlisle of Greenville will sing at the program. Paul Boggs of Waycross Georgia visits family in Pickens. O P Field undergoes surgery in Greenville after a serious illness.
At the Pickens school trustees meeting Prof. W. M. Melton of Cross Anchor S C was chosen principal replacing Prof Ballentine who resigned. Miss Elizabeth DuBose of Camden was elected high school teacher replacing Miss McDonald who declined re-election. Other teachers Miss Ballard Anderson Grandy Yongue were re elected.
G. W. Bowen announces his candidacy for reelection as County Commissioner. He presents his petition at the urging of friends and places his bid in the Democratic primary, awaiting party action.
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