Pickens Mill Makes Progress with New Homes and Services
Pickens mill village shows rapid change as water and lights reach all homes and new houses rise. Health improves after installing water and sewage systems. the 22 employed workers operate 25 000 spindles and 606 looms. The mill trains local workers, has a small band, a local school with 120 pupils, and a Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Mill
A. J Jewell
Pickens County
Pickens
Jewell
Lonnie Bowen
Oolenol News Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Ooleney Misses and Mr. Mere Woo Hendin receive visits from relatives in the county. Mrs Holling remembered as Miss Jo ne Tend is from GoW CG spent weekend with her parents. Daisy Martin visited Greenville last week. W T Batson of Marietta stayed with relatives. Dr A M Crenshaw’s health improves after years of decline. A group of high school boys joined a hike with Prof. ALon Former. Miss Few and Miss Haile taught at Mile Creek farmer’s home last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooleney Mes
Gerritball Bolling
Watele Vines
Vesxas
Nil Mere Woo
Hendin
Holling
Jone Tendis
Montinedens
Gow CG
Mira
Bo Edens
Daisy Martin
Geenville
W.T. Batson
Marrietta
A. U M. Crenshaw
Prof
Alon
Ceasers Head
Miss Few
Miss Haile
Mile Creek
Pickens School Honor Roll First Through Eleventh Grades
The list honors students across grades from first to eleventh at Pickens School. Notable names include J Hendricks Thomas Valley Wesley Nalley Allen McDaniel Tommy Mauldin Doris Lewis Estelle Durham Ruth Durham Catherine Davis Arthur Craig Ben Cox Annette Hester Ruby Langston John Mary Hendricks Carlisle Robertson Emily Gravley Calhoun Hinton Eugenia Cox Julia Folger Sara Stewart Elizabeth Holden Curtis Matheney Laura Robertson Bill Cantrell Laura Craig Mary Dodson Florence Garrett Lillian Gravley Bettie Hendricks Mary Mauldin Rosa McFall Virginia Lews Frances McFall Ia Johnson Irene Johnson Margaret Lesesne Nan Newton Wyatt Stewart Marvin Crawley Velma Gravley Horace Gravley Paul Gravley Artie Hughes Sara Ada Keith Nannie Morris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hendricks
Thomas Valley
Wesley Nalley
Allen McDaniel
Tommy Mauldin
Doris Lewis
Creggie Mae Baker
Katrine Finney
W. A. Mathews
Elizabeth McDaniel
Sara Sutherland
Mac Folter
Ernest Folger
Vesta McFall
Marion Neely
Edith Cox
Josie Craig
Sara Johnson
Estelle Durham
Ruth Durham
Catherine Davis
Arthur Craig
Ben Cox
Annette Hester
Ruby Langston
John Mary Hendricks
Carlisle Robertson
Emily Gravley
Calhoun Hinton
Eugenia Cox
Julia Folger
Earle Findley
Sara Stewart
Elizabeth Holden
Ruby Hester
Curtis Matheney
Laura Robertson
Bill Cantrell
Laura Craig
Mary Dodson
Florence Garrett
Lillian Gravley
Bettie Hendricks
Mary Mauldin
Rosa McFall
Virginia Lews
Frances McFall
Halloween Party For Second And Third Grade Pups
A Halloween party was held for second and third graders hosted by Miss Grace Mathews. The home was decorated with autumn leaves pumpkins and flowers. Children met a witch at the door visited a fortune teller heard ghost stories played games and enjoyed peanut hunt ice cream cake and candy.
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Grace Mathews
Death of two weeks old son Frank Kelley
On Monday October 24 at about 2 o clock the Death Angel took two week old Frank Kelley son of Mgr and Mrs Walter Kelley. The little body was laid to rest at Flat Rock cemetery the following day. Survived by father, mother, three sisters and many relatives and friends. The verse expresses sorrow and belief in meeting again on the shore.
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Mgr
Walter Kelley
Flat Rock Cemetery
Frank
Attoche Mere
Local Business Visitor from Masley Route
Mr. oS A Haynes of Masley route was a business visitor at the county seat last week. He moved from Oconee about two years ago, bought a place near Cedar Rock, and is described as a good citizen.
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Os. A. Haynes
Masley
Haynes
Oconee
Cedar Rock
Roe Bruce Pickens Office Over Keawee Bank
Local notice reports Roe Bruce of Pickens South Carolina addressing issues with Keawee Bank. The document references a formal office action and involved parties. Details on dates or outcomes are not specified in the readable text.
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ROE. Bruce, Pickens
S.C
Keawee Bank
Union Meeting at Peters Creek in Pickens County
A report on a recent Union meeting at Peters Creek church in Pickens County. Attendees enjoyed talks and meals, with Dr. W. M. Ponder delivering a notable revival Civic and Religious Improvement address. The article notes historic graves and families nearby.
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W. M. Ponder
Maverick Word From Central Man Traces Origin
In a letter from F RB Morgan of Central South Carolina the word Maverick is linked to Samuel Maverick of Charleston. He owned cattle and branding led to the term for unbranded herds, later becoming a standard dictionary word. The writer urges local pride in Piedmont history and language.
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F. RB. Morgan
Central
S. C
Keowee Trail
Pageant
Maverick
Samuel Maverick
Charleston
S.C
Mr. Maverick
Tie
Mir
Medmont
Piedmont
South Carolina
Greenville Piedmont
Pickens County Teachers Meet At Easley High School
The Pickens county teachers are urged to attend a meeting at Easley High School on November 5 at 10 30 A M. The goal is to form a countywide teachers organization and discuss a reading course plus other teaching matters. State Rural Schools Supervisor D L Lewis will attend to offer guidance.
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Pickens County
Easley High School
D. L. Lewis
KF. V. Clayton
Supt. of Education
Feeble Blood Works Havoc
A historical excerpt describes anemia as blood thinning and cell count drop causing pallor, poor appetite, irritability, and weakness. It notes early stages are not dangerous, with many people not recognizing symptoms.
Gude's Pepto Mang an Ad Claims Blood Boost
An advertisement warns of weeks of illness from disease and bed rest. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to improve blood quality by increasing red blood cells, boosting endurance and appetite, available in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Pickens City Ordinance Levs Taxes for Interest and Current Expenses
The ordinance authorizes an 18 mill levy to pay interest on Water Works and Sewer Bonds and to retire the bonds, plus a 12 mill levy to fund current city expenses for the fiscal year ending November 1, 1921. Tax books open November 1, 1921, with penalties for late payment beginning January 1, 1922. The measure was passed by the City Council on October 26.
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Pickens
City of
Picken
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Twil make application to N A Christopher judge of probate for Pickens county South Carolina for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of Seeila Smith minor and obtain discharge as guardian of said estate with hearing set Friday November 25 1921 at 11 o clock forenoon or as soon thereafter as heard
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N. A. Christopher
Pickens County
South Carolina
Seeila Smith
Notice to Creditors and Kindred in Pickens County
Two probate notices announce Elizabeth Thomas and Samuel M Cox as applicants for letters of administration of their deceased relatives estates. Court of Probate in Pickens County will hear claims on November 5 1921 and November 19 1921 at 11 o clock in the forenoon. Creditors and kin are admonished to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted.
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Dave
Peter's Creek
Pickens County
Loopers
Singletons
Hughes
Williams
Fosters
Alexanders
Aly
South Carolina
Pickens
N. A. Christopher Esq
Elizabeth Thomas
John W. Thomas
N. A. Christopher
S. C
W. FE. Hendricks
J. M. Williams
Samuel M. Cox
Pickens Court House
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