Local items highlight travel, visits, and community events
John L. Thornley spent Monday in Oconee county on business. Miss Mary Morris visiting friends in Greenwood. Old folks singing at Mountain View well attended. Pickens now mails Sunday in the morning. Walter Kelley of Liberty route 4 in county seat on business. Edgar Morris of Washington visited Pickens. John Hunter of Liberty among visitors at the county seat. Wesleyan Methodist conference meets November 14 to 19 at Gentral. Mrs. B. Lewis of Easley visited Pickens. Thornley reports a second crop on a May cherry tree. Seawright family from Greenville visited in Pickens. Dock Pace family moved to Greenville to enter mercantile business.
Rumor of Uncle Jimmie Williams Death Denied
The report claiming Uncle Jimmie Williams died after a Pickens tent meeting is false. He confirms he is alive and still singing and writes BLE Parsons of Pickens that he is with Charlie D. Tilman in Lynchburg South Carolina and will depart for Florida this week.
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Jimmie’ Williams
Pickens
Jimmie
Ble Parsons
Charlie D
Tilman
Lynchburg
S.C
Florida
Cedar Rock School Building Aims For Community Pride
Cedar Rock unveils a modern, well-lit school in the old building transformed by determined residents. Last Friday workers included E. E. Lewis, R. N. McCollum, I. L. McCollum, J. D. Singleton and a Mr. Jones.
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Cedar Rock
E. E. Lewis
R. N. McCollum
I. L. McCollum
J. D. Singleton
Hagood School Winter Term Opens with Bethel Mann as Teacher
The Hagood school begins its winter term Monday November 20 with Miss Bethel Mann as teacher. Mrs PF Hopkins of Central daughter of Dr and Mrs I S Porter underwent appendectomy at a Greenville hospital Sunday night with grave fears initially but reports Tuesday showed improvement and steady progress. The Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs M C Smith last week drew a large crowd of ghosts.
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Hagood
PF. , Hopkins
Central
I. S. Porter
Greenville
M.C. Smith
Mrs Parker Opens Hotel and Boarding House at Liberty
Mrs Nannie K Parker moves from Eusley route 8 to Liberty and will run a first class hotel and boarding house in the old Willard house near the depot. She is described as an excellent lady and is expected to attract a large patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie K. Parker
Eusley
Liberty
Willard House
Miss Bowen Hosts Yattlers at Halloween Party
Miss Florence Bowen entertained the Yattlers last Tuesday for a Halloween party that guests found delightful and enjoyable throughout the evening.
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Florence Bowen
Week of Prayer observed by missionary society ladies
The ladies of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church announce Week of Prayer activities. They invite all town ladies to attend daily meetings at the Methodist church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
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Pickens Drug Company
Rexall
J. N. Hallum
Prop
Myr
Anderson Phosphate and Oil Co
Anderson
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co
Farmer
C. Smittlandejino
GC. Carey
Barr Bros
Table Rock St
Easley, S.C
Velvetina
John L. Thornley
Oconee County
Mary Morris
Greenwood
Mountain View
Walter Kelley
Liberty Route 4
Rk.t. Lewis
Lincolnton
Edgar Morris
Washington
John Hunter
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Gentral
B. Lewis
Easley
J. B. Boggs
S. W. Seawright
Tl. A. Seawright
Dock Pace
Mack Christopher
Hansell Bivens
B. F. McDaniel
Earl Morris
B. H. Williams
C. Gaines
Norris
C. R. Abbecrombie
Prof
R. M. Bolding
Double Springs
Greenville County
BM. Smith
the Sentinel
Austin
G. Lewis
Lena Lewis
Praters
J. R. Griffin
Central Route 3
R. K. Lewis
I. H. Craig
Rhode Island
T. A. Gary
R. C. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Gary
Easley Singing Convention
Glenwood
C. G. Lewis
Hobbs-Henderson Co
Uot
Earle Seaborn
Prince Albert
P. A
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
P.A
Pringe
Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Pickens, S. C
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