achers Examination in Pickens South Carolina Detailed Schedule
The regular full teachers examination will be held in Pickens South Carolina on November 8 and 9 starting at 9:00 a.m. Applicants may seek Primary General Elementary or High School certificates, with grade options. Primary covers twelve subjects across two days. General Elementary and High School each list twelve subjects with various grade requirements. Results are set by the State Bureau of Education.
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Pickens
S. C
South Carolina
United States
State Board of Education
State Bureau of Mriday Worenoon
Lost top soil bills offered reward note
A note from Calhoun South Carolina asks for return of 885.00 in bills lost between Seneca and Central. A reward is offered, contact Prank Terrior for recovery.
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Centraloan
Eleven acre tract with house and land in Alexander estate sale
Notice details multiple 11 acre and 30 acre parcels in Pickens area to be sold on the first Monday in November. Properties include a fireproof house with three fireplaces and wells, running water, pasture and cultivated land. Several estates including I E Alexander and S H Alexander are involved.
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Vickens
I. IE
Alexander Es- Lilo
Reece
Alexandems
Pickens
Greenville
S. It
Alexander
Notice to Creditors for James R. Kess Administration
In Pickens County South Carolina the court cites all creditors and kindred to James R. Kess to appear November 3 1922 at Pickens Court House at 1 o clock in the afternoon to show cause why Letters of Administration should not be granted. Dated October 23 1922. Judge of Probate N A Christopher.
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Southt Carolina
County OF Pickiens
N. Oa
Christopher Esquire
G. C. Bolding
James Ry Ross
James R. Kess
Pickens Court House
S. C
N. A. Christopher
Pickens County
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is given that Leonard B. Williams guardian will cede application to N. A. Christopher Esq judge of probate in Pickens county South Carolina on November 24 1922 at 11 in the forenoon for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of Lydia Gossess et al minors deceased and obtain discharge as Guardian of said estate.
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N. A. Christopher Esq
Pickens County
South Carolina
Lydia Gossess Et al
Leonard B. Williams
Notice of General Election in Pickens County 1922
State of South Carolina Pickens County to hold general election for state and county officers on November 7 1922. Voters must show registration and tax receipts. Three ballots used one for Congress and state offices one for constitutional amendments and special questions. Polls open 7am to 4pm except Charleston 7am to 6pm. Details include oath, judge duties, ballot handling, and post election reporting. Also includes proposed constitutional amendments affecting Greer Abbeville Beaufort and other matters for voters to decide.
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South Carolina
Pickens
Congress
House of Representatives
Chaiman
Board of Managers
Charleston
Commissioners of Election
Ithe
Greer
General Assembly
Due West
Abbeville County
City of
Beaufort
Alice Mill
A. D. Atkins
J. A. Marrell
Constitutional Amendments and Election Managers Listed
A long notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments affecting Beaufort Pickens Florence Georgetown and Spartanburg counties with sections adding provisos on bonded debt and municipal districts. It then lists election managers for Pickens County precincts including numerous names across cities and towns such as Easley Rock Rockwood and Cherokees.
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Beaufort County
Christ Church Parish
Charleston County
S. C
Mount Pleasant
Cherokee County
Georgetown
Florence
Florence County
South Carolina
Pickens County
Spartanburg
Union
Seid
Pickens
Alice Mill
A. B. Stokes
L. J. Connelly
Roy R. Smith
Antioch
E. C. Bowie
A. T. Winchester
E. M. Gilstrap
Calhoun
C. W. Boges
J. L. Crowther, Jr
J. C. Goodman
Catechee
W. W. Cobb
L. L. Leopard
J. C. Davis
Central
Central.—R. G. Gaines, Jr. J. I. Remseur
E. L. Wenderson
Croswell
J. O. Hurhey
W. C. Kay
Frank Garrison
Cross Flains
IS. M. Hester
B.D. Lathem
W. A. Looper
Cross Roads
A.T. Simmons
J. N. Liger
Easley
R. G. Wyatt
J. M. Smith
W. D. Grittin
Easley Cotton Mill No
W. R. Oats
F. F. Williams
W. PF. Vate
Easley Cotton Mill
L. I. Lackey
A. Kennemore
J. M. Spearman
Jat Rock
M. J. Bowes
I. G. Fowler
W. Fr. Young
Glenweed
Sam_ D. Freeman
Sam T. Smith
Golightly
Helly Springs
John A. Chastain
T. W. Townes
R. Leo Cantrell
Tsnqueena Cotton Mill
J. W W. Wallace
Thurston Kinsler
W. P. Pepper
Liberty
J. L. Hunter
H. M. Chapman
J. L. Reeves
Leopers Gin
Joe L. Looper
B. L. Wendricks
R. M. Hill
Mile Creek
J. L. Murphee
T. A. Stewart
J. IE. Nix
Norris
D. C. Garrett
C. C. Boroughs
W. Tate
Peters Creek
J. E. Singleton
EE. Foster
L. 8. Edens
Dickens
B. F. Freeman
J. A. H. Townes
J. C. Jennings
Pickens County election precinct delegates named for 1922 vote
The managers at Pickens Mill Bagwell Clark Jones Pleasant Grove Fratergs Creek Pumpkintown Six Mile appoint delegates to secure ballots and boxes for the November 4 1922 election at the Auditor's office Court House. Commissioners A J Boggs H A Townes W T Bates state and county elections for Pickens County South Carolina October 23 1922.
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Pickens Mill
Bagwell
A. J. Clark
H. E. Jones
Pleasant Grove
D. A. Talley
H. B. Cisson
White
Fratergs Creek
W. W. Seaborn
J. M. Entrekin
M. F. Bolding
Pumpkintown
J. D. Simmons
B. Edens
J. R. Keith
Six Mile
W. B. Mann
R. P. Prince
John A. Roper
Auditoe
Court House
A. J. Boggs
H. A.townes
W. T. Bates
Pickens County
S.C
Cateechee
Leopard G. Burgiss
W. L. Mona
Mira Dacusville
Jas J. Ponder
J. P Jones
K. M. Williams
Easley
W. C. Smith
Fereee
Hasley
R. L. Harris
Page
Easley Mill
Ebb Smith
Claud Gilstrap
A. A. Pressley
W. T. O'Dell
A. D. Attaway
Loopers Gin
E. L. Jones
J. J. Williams
S. W. Hinton
Mile Creek
W.R. Cutis
W. Rk, Dalton
FE. C. Galloway
Norris
R. A. Johnson
Ralph W. Burroughs
T. M. Garrett
Peters Creek
J. Earle Foster
J. Thomas Sammons
W. E. Hunt
Pickens
Byrd Carey
M. F. Hester
Joel I. Allgood
Eva G. Holder
A. J. Jewell
Sam L. Adams
F. L. Burgiss
A. Whitmire
J. S. Fortner
Preters Creek
G. C. Bolding
J. H. Riggins
C. C. Gillespie
E, T
Keith
A. L. Edens
H. BE. Hamilton
A. D. Mann
C. L. Craig
G. N. Garrett
G. G. Christopher
General Election Notice for Pickens County 1922
Notice announces the general election for Representatives in Congress in Pickens County on November 7, 1922. It outlines suffrage qualifications residency, poll tax, church and teacher voting eligibility, registration proof, oath requirements for election staff, and polling hours with precinct manager names listed for multiple precincts.
Election precinct managers authorized to obtain voting boxes
The commissioners of Federal Election for Pickens County announce precint managers must delegate a member to secure the election box and ballots. Boxes available at G G Christopher's office over the Post Office from November 3. G G Christopher, L Cureton, A C Grawley.
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G. G. Christopher, Co
L. Cureton
A. C. Grawley
Commissioners of Federal Election
Pickens County
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KF. V. Clayton, Co
H. Y. Lawrence, Jr
Celhoun
W. T. Earle, W. E. Finson
H. A. Townes
Lusk
Westminster
Carolina Hardwood Company
A. G. Reece
J. W. Stewart
Court House Pickens
JW. Hendricks
Craig
Keowee Pharmacy
Rey Ve
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