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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

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First Breath of An Approaching Political Cyclone

South Carolina farmers face a looming political crisis urging organization to challenge perceived discrimination and taxation. The speaker warns of profligate politicians and the threat of liquor platform tactics, urging a farmer-led government and assembly to secure a fair deal for rural communities.

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Marie Morrisey to Sing at Alexander Theatre

Plans announce contralto Marie Morrisey will perform at the Alexander Theatre Wednesday evening, November 16, with Harold Lyman on flute and Walter Chapman on piano. The article highlights her American training, English study, and diverse talents including swimming, hiking, and horse riding.

Pickens Marie Morrisey Alexander Theatre Miss Morrisey Harold Lyman Walter Chapman America Dudley Buck New York Chicago

Ladies of Pickens Meet to Decide Important Town Matter

All Pickens women interested in the town are invited to a court house gathering on Thursday November 10 at 3 30 pm. The meeting will be brief and aims to decide upon a matter of great importance to the town. F V Clayton Co Supt Ed

Pickens Court House F. V. Clayton, Co

GAP HILL ITEMS AND COMMUNITY NOTES

The item lists visits and social calls from GAP HILL residents including Hayes Bryson recovering from typhoid fever Mrs G B Christopher visiting Greenville relatives Ella Pilgrim staying with her mother A C Bryson Richard Gantt and Ernest Turner at the Easley fair Mary Dillard with Miss Floyd Ferguson and a call to rally farmers against political demagogues urging unity and constructive effort to avoid disaster in South Carolina.

Hayes Bryson G. B. Christopher Greenville J. R. Ferguson Ella Pilgrim A. C. Bryson Messers Richard Gantt Ernest Turner Easley Mary Dillard Floyd Ferguson

Harding Designates Thanksgiving Day November 24 1921

President Harding issues a proclamation designating Thursday November 24 as a day of Thanksgiving devotion and prayer urging national gratitude for peace and prosperity. He calls for humility service and divine guidance for leaders and all citizens.

Harding Warren G. Harding United States United States of America

Meeting at Court House to Organize Cotton Marketing Co op

A Pickens county meeting at the court house is set for Tuesday November 14 at 11 o clock to form a cooperative cotton marketing association. Speaker Er W Dobbs a leading farmer will address the gathering. Farmers bankers merchants and all business men are invited to attend.

Pickens County Court House Er. W. Dobbs

Marriage of Colaud Kelley and Mae Gilstrap in Liberty

Mr Colaud Kelley and Miss Mae Gilstrap, both of Liberty, were married on Saturday October 4 in a ceremony conducted by J Alonzo Brown N P at the mill. The couple appeared joyful as they were pronounced man and wife.

Mr. Colaud Kelley Mae Gilstrap Liberty J. Alonzo Brown

Auto Collision In Easley Injures Hendricks Daughters

An automobile in Easley struck Misses Hendricks aged fifteen and ten, causing painful bruises but no serious injuries. Driver Ralph Baker and his brother Wallace Baker were jailed in Pickens County awaiting further action. the Hendricks girls are daughters of prominent local resident Mr. George Hendricks.

Honor Mildred Hendricks Easley Ralph Baker Wallace Baker Pickens Near County

Charlie Tolbert’s Wife Dead in Greenville Home

The wife of Charlie Tolbert, a colored resident, died at their Greenville home last Wednesday. She formerly lived in Pickens when Charlie ran a shoe shop here.

Charlie Tolbert Greenville Pickens

Special Subscription Offer for The Sentinel

The Sentinel extends Home Town Paper Week to November 12 with a two year subscription option at 2.50 dollars. The offer rigs two years only, open to old and new subscribers, and unpaid renewals will be dropped after November 12. Regular price returns to 1.50 after the sale.

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M. E. Conference Appointments List

Greenville District outlines appointments across multiple circuits and stations. Notable names include J. M. Stead man P. E. Clinton Wiggins Wynn W. E. Taylor Patton Polk Gray Court Bell supply and others across Easley Fountain Inn Laurens Greenville Greer Pickens Travelers Rest and more with a student at Oxford University England and C. M. Morris listed as evangelist.

Greenville J. M. Steadman C. C. Herbert Choice Street Mills J. W. McElreath Duncan Judson P. L. Bouknight Hampton Avenue H. O. Chambers Monaghan Woodside White St. Paul W. B. Barrett M. H. Brooks Greer O. M. Abney Laurens P. F. Kilgo Laurens Circuit Iester Speer Liberty E. W. Mason Norris J. W. Pryor Supply England E. F. Mosely Laurens C. M. Morris

Baptist Rally Day Pulpit Assignments Announced

The Pickens Association announces Sunday Nov 13 as Baptist Rally Day with ministers assigned to each church. Coleney John W Mahaffey Peters Creek Edgar Johnson Nine Forks Julian Hawkins Cedar Rock KE M Bolding Griffin W D Hammett Second C R Abercrombie Pickens 8S P Hare Pickens Mill W C Mann Pleasant Grove A M Simmons E Robinson Mt Tabor W J Findley Saluda Hill A B Fortner Cross Roads T A Drake R T Hallum chairman of committee

Pickens Association Coleney John W. Mahaffey Peters Creek Edgar Johnson Nine Forks Julian Hawkins Cedar Rock M. Bolding Griffin W. D. Hammett C. R. Abercrombie Pickens P. Hare Pickens Mill W. C. Mann Pleasant Grove A. M. Simmons E. Robinson Mt. Tabor Lon W. J. Findley Saluda Hill A. B. Fortner Cross Roads T. A. Drake R. T. Hallum

Land Sale at Pickens Draws Wood Size Crowd

A large turnout attended a Pickens public sale of land with multiple parcels auctioned. L. C. Thornley purchased 128 acres in Liberty township for 9000 dollars, W. E. Findley took 75 acres in Dacusville township for 1600, and 71 acres in Pickens township for 1700. C. Burroughs bought 90 acres for 500, KE. B. Lesley secured 98 acres in Easley township for 6500, I. B. Anderson bought lot No 7 of the Nero Hallums estate near Norris for 735, and Hose Hallums acquired lot No 15 for 510.

Picken Ll. C. Thornley Liberty Township W. E. Findley Dacusville Pickens Township C. Burroughs KE. B. Lesley Easley Township I. B. Anderson Nero Hallums Norris Hose Hallums

Six Mile Defeats Hasley 20 to 9 In Friday Basketball

Six Mile basketball team defeats Hasley 20 to 9 with Mayfield as top scorer. Lineup notes list players from both teams and local visitors include Miss Emma Cooper and Mrs Dalton. Several academy and community members appear in attendance and updates on sickness and school return.

Six Mile Hasley Mayfield Nolan Lone Wyatt Bagley-Clayton Cox Mace Stewart Neelan Werner Long Melreath Sentinel Central Emma Pickens Messrs McAlister Dalrymple Academy Raymond Patterson Boyd Evans Easley Lee Coleman

Important Letter On Pickens Railroads And Town Prosperity

General Manager J.T. Taylor warns Pickens County citizens that keeping the railroad alive requires patronage and lower taxes. He recalls Due West and argues highways lure business away, risking a “dead town” if trains stop. He urges collective action to support rail service.

Pickens Railroad Pickens Due West Pickens Town

Woodson Kelley Tie The Knot In Central Ceremony

Mr Richey Homer Kelley wed Miss Mathetichey Woodson on Sunday evening October 30 at the officiating officer’s residence in Central. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Will Kelley is a prominent young farmer and the bride daughter of Mr DD H Woodson a charming young lady. Many congratulations.

Richey Homer Kelley Mathe Tichey Woodson Central J. Alonzo Brown N. PL Will Kelley DD. H. Woodson

Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Wife and Baby

I thank all who assisted us during the sickness and death of my wife with special gratitude to Dr. J. K. Algood for faithful care. Thanks also for flowers from Walter McCollum and Children. We also thank all who helped during the sickness and death of our baby Frank with special gratitude to Dr. Sheldon for faithful care. God bless you all from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelley.

J. KK. Algood Walter McCollum Frank Sheldon Walter Kelley

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Ladies OF Pickens Gap Hill Charles E. Hughes Secretary of State Wife M. E J.T. Taylor Woodson—Kelley
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