Six Mile Academy Opens With Record Attendance
Six Mile Academy opened September 4 with the largest attendance in its history. Twenty eight students board in the dormitories, the highest number ever. The school emphasizes character and thorough work, with nine students studying for the ministry and regular prayer services each evening.
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Proelpel Garner
Baptist Courier
Six Mile Academy
Resolutions of Appreciation for Rev Lemuel E Wiggins
Grace Methodist Episcopal church of Pickens South Carolina records three years of faithful service by Rev Lemuel E Wiggins including pastoral care, visits, and community influence. The resolutions also commend Mrs Wiggins for her support and send a copy to the pastor. November 5 1916.
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Lemuel E. Wiggins
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Pickens
S. C
Grace “Methodist Episcopal Church
South
S C
Wiggins
Buried at Griffin 96 Years Ago and Church Conference Notes
This week recalls the first burial at Griffin church near Ickens a drowned boy from ninety six years ago and the death of his father Rev. L Nathan Davis aged eighty six. The Grace Methodist fourth quarterly conference elected officers including Stewards Mauldin Bivens Carey Thornley McFall Roark Alexander and Trustees Maulin Mauldin Harris Bruce Bivens Carey Jr. Ellis Jones and Bowen named superintendent. Griffin Lusk and wife of Greenville spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. J L C Thompson and sons visited Mt Carmel relatives. Mrs. Jesse Morris and Viola Hendricks visited their parents W F Hendricks Oolenoy.
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Griffin Church
Ickens
L. Nathan Davis
Mr. Davis
Grace Methodist Church
M. L. Carnale
W. F. Mauldin
T.L. Bivens
J.P. Carey, Jr
J. L. Thornley
Frank McFall
R.R. Roark
J. C. Alexander
I. M. Maulin
You Are Right Newberry Observer Shoes Prices Hit Winter
Pickens residents lament the approach of winter as shoe costs rise, reflecting strained budgets and local concern over affordability. The brief notes general worry but provides no specific figures or official statements.
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Newberry
Pickens
High Cost of Sleeping at State Fair Cited
The Tugaloo Tribune notes the state fair costs raise revenue, arguing visitors pay for beds to sleep, with profits implied from overnight lodging. The piece highlights the financial burden on attendees.
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Tugaloo Tribune
Columbia
Pickens Man Weighs 1918 Lieutenant Governor Bid
E. P. McCravey of Pickens contemplates a bid for lieutenant governor in 1918. The article notes he has yet to decide and urges patience as he considers the possibility.
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Neberry Observer
E. P. McCravey
Pickens
Booker
Word to the Wise on Pickens County Singing Convention
A Pickens County Singing convention announces time and place for the next gathering, giving residents a chance to attend. The notice emphasizes community participation and continued local tradition.
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Pickens County Singing Convention
Grouiny
Aged farmer credits Vinol for restored strength
A 70 year old farmer from Vestal Centre New York says a bout of grippe left him weak until Vinol improved his health. He reports he can work a full day again and his wife also benefited from Vinol for a run down condition. Pickens Drug Co or other South Carolina druggists promoted Vinol.
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Vestal Centre
Vinci
H. W. “Lestes
Pickens Drug Co
Pickens
S.C
South Carolina
Honor Roll For Pickens School Second Month
Honor roll list for Pickens High School includes students across grades from first to tenth. Notable entries include Frederica Hallam Virginia Lewis Eleanor Mauldin Quinton Porter Annie Mae Stewart Fant Thornley Eugene Alexander Linnie Cantrell Beatrice Edens Wyatt Stewart Margaret Bivens Ruth Gravely Daisy Bivens Ellen Freeman Mable Finney Helen Griffin Louise Hutchings Athalie Hallam Loucile Harris Lois Hames Artie Hughes Patti Porter Essie Stewart Mary Maude Stewart L. C. Craig Ben LaBoon Francia Cox Willard Edens Nannie Morris Donald Roark Theo Stevenson Edna Willis Eula Stewart Janie Holder Melenee Thornley Agnes Edens Annie Gravely Frank Keith and the Griffin brothers R. E. Yongue W. T Griffin B M Griffin spent weekend with families at Pickens while building a large dwelling at Sandy Springs.
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Pickens High School
Frederica Hallam
Virinia Lewis
Eleanor Mauldin
Clarenton
David Gantt
Edith Hames
Quinton Porter
Annie Mae Stewart
Fant Thornley
Eugene Alexander
Linnie Cantrell
Beatrice Edens
Wyatt Stewart
Margaret Bivens
Ruth Gravely
Daisy Bivens
Ellen Freeman
Mable Finney
Helen Griffin
Louise Hutchings
Athalie Hallam
Loucile Harris
Lois Hames
Artie Hughes
Patti Porter
Essie Stewart
Mary Maude Stewart
L. C. Craig
Ben LaBoon
Francea Cox
Willard Edens
Nannie Morris
Donald Roark
Theo Stevenson
Edna Willis
Eula Stewart
Janie Holder
Melenee Thornley
Agnes Edens
Annie Gravely
Frank Keith
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W. FE. Maulpin
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Viola Hendricks
W. F. Hendricks
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