Early returns show Wilson leading as vote count tightens
A telegram at 8 am reports Wilson re elected on face of incomplete returns but says the close presidential race makes final result uncertain. Early tallies show Hughes with an edge then Wilson ahead by a small margin. Pickens precinct reports 231 votes with 206 for Democrats and 25 for Republicans. Manning 221 and 9 for Please. three votes for Smoak for solicitor. one voter abstained.
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Wilson
Hughes
Manning
Please
News From Little Eastatoe Falls to Fall Farm Work News
Fall weather brings excellent conditions for farm work with peas cotton and corn in harvest and grain sowing. Mrs Daniel Winchester recovers from typhoid fever and an abscess with care from Dr R Kirksey. Mr Winchester also recovers from grip. Antioch Baptist church hires Rev H S Wright for 1917 and he moves from Six Mile with family. Rumor of M B Garrett of Six Mile buying J S Parrott home place. Walter Meece of Greenville visits relatives. Antioch school opens November 15 with Miss Mae Garrett as teacher.
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Daniel Winchester
R. Kirksey
Antioch Baptist Church
H. Sl. Wright
Six Mile
M. B
Whit) Garrett
J. S. Parrott
Walter Meece
Greenville
Mr. Taylor
Antioch School
Mae Garrett
Six Mile Baptist Academy
Local News From Ambler Area Faces Fast Driving and New Homes
Farmers plow and sow while roads improve and motorists speed past the settlement. Tom Freeman buys J B Jones farm, moving in. Jones acquires Ellison place near Easley and relocates. Wash Leslie buys land from W T Day for a dwelling to be shared by the Day family and Carl Childs. Community updates include visits, travel, and local church notices, with Rev C L Craig scheduled to preach at Ambler school house next Sunday afternoon.
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Dear Sentinel
Auto Erecta
Tom Freeman
J. B. Jones
Mr. Jones
Ellison Place
Easley
Mr. Freeman
Carl Childs
Frank Day
Wash Leslie
A. A.jones
W. C. Keith
Capt
J. A. Griffin
Ed Griffin
South Georgia
Tommie Trotter
C. C. Smith
Ben Cantrell
W. E. Hendricks
J. A. Brown
Pelzer
N. M. Craig
Sam B. Craig
C. L. Craig
H. Brown
Ambler
Keiths Return from Greenville Boosts Local Spirits
Galenoy notes Mrs. J D M Keith returns Friday from Greenville where treatment improved her condition. Miss Cleo Hendrix visits aunt Mrs S F Keith in Greenville. Miss Carey Calhoun, Clemson College principal, spends weekend at Calhoun mansion. The Edens, Hendrixs and family drive to Asheville on Friday.
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J. D. M. Keith
Greenville
Cleo Hendrix
S. F. Keith
Carey Calhoun
Calhoun Mansion
Clemson College
B. Edens
W. D. Hendrix
B. F
Asheville
Viola
Merle Hendrix
Rudolph
Pickeps
Jessie
Edens
Mary Roper
Pickens
Death of 13 year old Miss Clavie Brazeale
Miss Clavie Brazeale daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brazeale of the old Twelve Mile camp ground Pickens county died Sunday morning November 5 after a brief illness of congestion of the bowels. Funeral services were held at Griffin church Monday afternoon conducted by Rev D W Hiatt. The Sentinel extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Clavie
George Brazeale
Twelve Mile Camp Ground
Pickens County
Griffin Church
D. W. Hiatt
Sentinel
Norris Town Notes Share Local Happenings and Plans
Norris News items report residents visiting Greenville and Anderson, shop trips by Easley and Central folks, a clerk awaiting a new post office, and upcoming home projects. Mentions include Louise Rhodes of Swanee Georgia staying with M C Rhodes, Minnie Sherriff heading to Anderson County, and James Powers prospering in leap year as a widower.
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Nettie Mullinax
Mabel Mauldin
Tom T. Whitten
Easley
Greenville
Minnie Sherriff
Anderson County
Montgomery
James Whitten
Norris
James Powers
G. W. Smith
Central
Liberty
Powers
Rev Ben Field Preaches Next Sunday at 11 AM
Rices Creek notes report Rev Ben Field will preach at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs S A Roper hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W M Hawkins Mr and Mrs John Atkin and family and Homer Roger and sisters. Local visits include C L Gantt with Mrs N E Hughes and P T Nelson relatives in Mountain View. May and Cleo Waldrop visited Ada Waldrop and Mrs 8 A Roper remains under the weather. John Hughes and Homer Rogers bought a new bugey.
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Ben Field
S. A. Roper
W. M. Hawkins
John Atkinson
Homer Roger
Lake
Ila
CL. Gantt
N. E. Hughes
P. T. Nelson
Mountain View
May
Cleo Waldrop
Ada Waldrop
A. Roper
John Hughes
Homer Rogers
Cotton advances rapidly in area as harvest nears
Farmers report quick progress with picking near completion. Rev. W. F. Murphree is elected pastor for the coming year and preaching shifts to the third Sunday. Sunday school thrives with P. S. Nelson as superintendent as locals share visits among families including the Ropers Waldrops and Nelsons.
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W. F. Murphree
P. ST. Nelson
S. A. Roper
H. W. Roper
Wash
Ernest Waldrop
Bud Ellenburg
Route 3 Community Health and Local Visits
The health of the Route 3 community is described as very good with farmers gathering grain. Mrs. Nether Hendrix of Masley visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gravley. Hovey Gravley is ill with measles but improving. Mrs. Bob Craig from Pickens visits her sister Mrs. W. A. Price. Rev. Bill Holcombe preaches at Montvale. A. Cannon and family visit Able Rock. Miss Mamie Stewart of Pickens visits Rosman, N C. Eugene Gillespie of North Carolina visits his parents in Mountain Grove section.
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Nether Hendrix
Masley
W. S. Gravley
Ruminations on Hard Times and Hypocrisy From B
B laments the farmer's plight as cotton prices swing and debts grow. He notes luxuries like cracklin bread and buttermilk, warns of narrow gates to heaven, and attacks extortion by lenders and biased churchmen. He mocks editors and preachers while reflecting on poverty and moral hypocrisy.
Six Mile News Briefs Include Marriage and Local Happenings
Miss May Revis of near Liberty and Claud Smith wed at Rev. B C Atkinson’s residence on Sunday October 22. Rev Jackson Stansell filled for Rev W M Walker last weekend. A. T. Winchester of Sunset visited here. A union meeting drew a large crowd at Camp Creek on October 28 and 29. Ed Garrett plans to move to a new home near here. Rev T E Durham returns to school after a trip to Walhalla. Gray Eyres.
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B. C. Atkinson
May Revis
Near Liberty
Claud Smith
Jackson Stansell
W. M. Walker
A. T. Winchester
Sunset
Camp Creek
Ed Garrett
Mountain View
Rev
T. E. Durham
Walhalla
Gray Eyres
Evangelistic Meeting at Presbyterian Church
An evangelistic meeting begins next Monday night November 13 at 7 30 with Rev. J C Bailey and J S Robinson assisting. Two services daily at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Bailey will preach a series from First Corinthians. All are invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
J. C. Bailey
J.S. Robinson
Bailey
Georges Creek Oyster Supper at Berry Holcombe Home
The ladies of Georges Creek church announce an oyster and chicken supper at Berry Holcombe’s home one mile north of the church and two and a half miles east of Easley next Saturday at 7 p.m. All are invited to support a church cause with music to accompany the event.
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