Baptist Rally Day Planned by Pickens Association
The Pickens Baptist association voted to observe Sunday November 13 as Baptist Rally Day with 11 o'clock services in all churches and a 3 30 p m rally at Pickens Baptist Church. Rev S P Hair of Fountain Inn will speak on stewardship addressing hundreds from area churches.
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Pickens Baptist Association
Secona Church
F. T. Cox
Coleney
Association
W. I. Findley
B. F. Freeman
C. I. Robinson
A. A. Moon
A. P. Hammond
R.T. Hallum
W. H. Stewart
J. R. Connelly
Secona
Pickens Baptist Church
S. P. Hair
First Baptist Church of
Fountain Inn
Hair
People of
Pickens
Statewide Baptist Day Activities Noted in Pickens
The November 15 observance of State-wide Baptist Day includes Rev. S. P. Hair preaching at Pickens Baptist Church and addressing the Pickens association rally at 8 20 p.m. He will stay for a series of meetings. L. J. Corzine plans November 0–11 Sunday School Institute at the church for teachers and workers in the association.
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L. J. Corzine
Rural Baptist Sunday
South Carolina
Pickens
The
Baptist Church
Pickens Association
Hse
Central News Items Highlights From Town and Surroundings
Community notes report Rev W D Correll pushing home completion with J C Meredith and Adger Mauldin doing carpentry. Methodist church under construction aims for early worship. Sonny Boy Sherman of Cato killed in Toccoa Ga in a knife attack. Local moves include D A Collins visiting Greenville, W C Dobson shopping in Anderson, Frank Brown returning to Charleston, and Mrs Bettie Ramseur traveling to Washington. Central High forms a literary society. Mrs Hughston dies of typhoid in Bethlehem church burial near Roebuck. Central basketball beats Six Mile 42 6 with palyers Palmer Clayton Goodwin Carson Sims Tarrant Bill Gaines. Postmaster Rowland to speak at Cedar Rock schoolhouse. G Mullinix to move to John Neal place. subscription drive for The Sentinel via E L Henderson.
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W. D. Correll
J. C. Meredith
Adger Mauldin
Cato Sherman
Sonny Boy
Toccoa
D. A. Collins
Greenville
Central
W. C. Dobson
Anderson
Frank Brown
Charleston
Bettie Ramseur
Washington
Walter
Dominick
B. E. Allen
R. G. Gaines
Central High School
G. Ff. Hughston
Hughston
Chick Springs Hospital
Mary McCauley
Tum
Six Mile
Palmer
Clayton
Goodwin
Carson
Sims
Tarrant
Bill
Joe Gaines
C. G. Rowland
Cedar Rock
W. Carson
G. Mullinix
John Neal
Sentinel
E. L. Henderson
Cotton Ginning Progress in Pickens County
Cotton ginned in Pickens County totals 12 814 bales as of October 18, up from 1891 bales at the same date last season. Officials estimate about three fourths of the county's cotton has been ginned.
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Pickens County
Liberty Man Dead After Long Illness
Liberty resident Mr. lurther WK Mauldin died recently of pneumonia after weeks of illness. He was beloved in the community and is survived by his aged mother Mrs. Elizabeth Mauldin and sister Mrs. Annie M. Galloway. Interment was in Liberty cemetery.
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Lurther
The Strength of the Hills Poem by Odell Shepard
The poem longs to rest among mountain shadows and singing streams. It envisions death in canyon light where rivers rush and alders shade the pool. The speaker declares identity forged by mountains and divines a return to mother mountains.
Six Mile Baptists Welcomed as New Dean Moves In
Reverend Drake, newly elected dean of the Six Mile Baptist Academy, and his family have moved in to take charge. Brown couple from North Carolina arrive with Brown as Six Mile Pharmacy manager. Evans family visit North Carolina for chestnut hunting. Dillard family visits from Virginia. Twelve Mile River S S convention held at Six Mile with state workers Corzine and Nuckols delivering talks. Miss McDaniel shops in Greenville. teachers and dorm students travel to Table Rock. Other local updates include car purchases and farm visits.
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Mr. Drake
The
Six Mile Baptist Academy
BE. E. Brown
North Carolina
Brown
Six Mile
M. A. Evans
Lois
Tom Dillard
Virginia
Will Dillard
Twelve Mile River S. S
Corzine
Oscar Mann
Sallie Dueckworth
Garcie Lee
J. J. Lee
AS OP. Prince
Florida
Daniel Winchester
Little Eastatoe
Mountain View Church
Miss McDaniel
Greenville
Table Rock
Carey Morris Wedding Surprise in Greenville
A surprise marriage occurred last Wednesday at high noon in Greenville uniting Earle E. Morris and Bernice Carey. Rev. Hahn of First Baptist Greenville officiated at the parsonage ring ceremony followed by a bridal trip through Western North Carolina. Bernice Carey is the youngest daughter of J. P. Carey Sr. of Pickens while Earle Morris is the youngest son of A. M. Morris of Pickens, connected with the family mercantile business.
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Earle E. Morris
Bernice Carey
Greenville
Mr. Hahn
First Baptist Church of
North Carolina
J. P. Carey
Pikens
A. M Mortis
Pickens
the Sentinel
Freeman-Osborne Wedding Celebrated at Greenville Residence
Carl Osborne and Nelli Freeman wed at the Freeman home on Coffee Street Greenville in the noon ceremony assisted by Rev J C Diggs of Pickens. The couple planned a bridal trip in lower South Carolina. The bride a Pickens native and J B McCrary Construction Co engineer groom from Cleveland County NC and a State College graduate. The ceremony drew close family and friends with many well wishers across the county.
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Carl Osborne
Nelli Freeman
Wil B. Freeman
Coffe Street
Greenville
J. C. Diggs
Picken
Osborne
Lower
South Carolina
W Pickens
Meares Holt Wedding Shocks Family In Forest City Report
The marriage of Wilki Meares and Miss Ethel Holt of Washington DC surprised family and friends. The ceremony was performed by Dr John E Bridges formerly of Raleigh now with the 5th Baptist in Washington DC. The bride works in Washington and the groom is the eldest son of J B Meares of Forest City with roots in Pickens County.
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Wilki Meares
Ethel Holt
Washington, D. C
John E. Bridges
Raleigh
5Th Baptist
Washington, D.C
Washington
J. B. Meares
Forest City
N. C
Pickens County
John B. Meares
Wyatt Meares
Seneca
Warie MeJunkin and Pearl Porter Wedding at Dacusville
Mr Warie MeJunkin married Miss Pearl Porter in Dacusville with justice G W Bowen officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Massingale and the groom a son of Mr Daniel Mc Junkin. Many friends extend congratulations.
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Warie MeJunkin
Miss Pearl] Porter
Dacusville
G. W. Bowen
N. P
W. R. Massingale
Daniel McJunkin
Two Greenville Men Held in Assault Case
Sheriff Roark arrested S J Young and Luther Rainey on criminal assault charges after an incident involving two Greenville girls last Saturday night. They are jailed in Pickens for safekeeping.
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Roark
Greenvill
S.J Young
Luther Rainey
Pickens
Mules Bought by Tucker Cantrell and Bud Bates in Tennessee
Messrs. Tucker Cantrell and Bud Bates returned from Tennessee with a large purchase of mules. The men are known local merchants and plan to use the stock for agricultural work and trading.
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Messrs
Tucker Cantrell
Bud Bates
Tennessee
CHILDREN HENDRICKS MARRIAGE in Pickens area
On October 29, Mr. Ivy Hendricks and Miss Pearl Childs wed at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. W. D. Hammett officiating. The couple, praised as popular, received many gifts as relatives and friends celebrated in green and white decor and a wedding supper, then hosted a second feast at the groom’s parents’ home.
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Ivy Hendricks
Miss Pearl Childs
W. OD. Hammett
John Childs
Pickens
Hendricks
W. EK. Hendricks
Griffin
Bright Future
Mrs. Hendricks
Special Two Year Subscriptions Offered By The Sentinel
The Sentinel announces a two year subscription deal for 2.50 available through November 12 during Home Town Paper Week. After November 12 the price returns to 14 and cash in advance will be required for unpaid renewals. Old and new subscribers are eligible.
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The
Sentinel
United States
Wome
the Sentinel
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Rose Anderson
Mrs Rose Anderson celebrated her 66th birthday on October 24 at home with 87 friends and relatives. Five children, sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren attended as a dinner feast prepared by the ladies accompanied a warm, communal mood and best wishes for many more such occasions.
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Rose Anderson
Anderson
Local Short Items From Pickens Area
Local notes report visits by O. Smith and daughter Thelma, and W A Gresham of Atlanta. Miss Crane spoke at Grace M E Church. Eleven collie pups born to Irvin Miller, surpassing a ten pup record. Rev J C Diggs attends Upper South Carolina Methodists conference. L G Gilstran boasts a bale per acre cotton. Bridge club hosted by J V Clayton for Halloween. Remarks claim Chicago has the largest gas plant. Pickens gains Carolina Clemson football result.
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J. C. Diggs
Upper
Boges Jr
Chicago
Thanother
Washington
A. J
Carolina
Clemson
Hansell Bivens
Pickens
Marie Morrisey to Give Concert at Alexander Theatre
Announcement to Pickens music lovers that Marie Morrisey the eminent contralto will perform at the Alexander theatre on November 16 assisted by Harold Lyman flutist and Walter Chapman pianist. A superb program has been arranged and more details will appear next week. The update notes a revival meeting at Grace M. Jo church with thirteen new members added to the Methodist church six to the Baptist and five to the Presbyterian churches.
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Pickens
Marie Morrisey
Alexander Theatre
Miss Morrisey
Harold Lyman
Walter Chapman
Grace M. Jo
Mrr
Miley
Mie Looker
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
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Pickens Baptist Association Met
Baptists of
First Baptist of
Fountain Tiny
Liberty Man
Odell Shepard
Alka
Highland Rills
SIX Mile News
Carey-Morris
Freeman-Osborne
Tte
IS. O. Smith
Thelma
Central Route 2
W. A. Gresham
Atlanta
M. EF. Hester
Irvin Miller
W. C. Brissey
Lesley Route 1
Truman Rogers
West Union
Ll. G. Gilstran
Liberty
Gilstran
Mr. O
J. V. Clayton
Hallowe'en
Marl Morris
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