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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1918

Page

6

Local Notices and Vivid Community Briefs From Pickens

Pickens county reports 11204 bales of cotton ginned by November 1, up from 6932 last year. Obituary notes Marvin Dorr of pneumonia at age 20. A. B. Taylor, cross tie man, busy with telegraph pole orders across three states. Daily life includes visitors, marriages, random accidents, and a church convention forthcoming.

Pickens County A. B. Taylor Taylor North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Pickens

Local notes record taxes due and school openings

Tax payments due by November et City Clerk BF Alexander notes the Ooloney school will open next Monday the 18th. Dr. W A Woodruff spent Monday in Pickens examining boys for the army. Rev B G Field improves after Spanish influenza. Liberty Bonds Fourth Liberty Loan arrived and subscribers through Pickens Bank urged to call. Wyatt A Jennings commissioned lieutenant. Hagood district ladies cottage prayer meeting at Mrs R H Baker Thursday at 3 60. W F Johnson of Central visits Sentinel. subscriber since start. Local prices: eggs 50c dozen butter 40c lb hens 25c lb old roosters 16c lb fryers 30c lb to 2 lbs. Craig Bros Co. An infant died Saturday night from Rev D P Hudson. buried at Mt Bethel Sunday. services by S C Dunlap. Central township Sunday School to meet first Sunday in December at 2 o’clock in Central high school. Hattie Porter daughter of Smith Porter died November 7 pneumonia at 12. buried Pickens View Friday a week after mother's burial. Roanoke school opens Monday November 18. parents urged to send children daily. County preachers asked to send name and address to Sam B. Craig for mail matter. Sargeant Jack Sutherland on ten day furlough from General Hospital Chattanooga visits Pickens area. serves four wards.

Mrs Ellen Porter Obituary and Local Notes

Mrs Ellen Porter wife of Smith Porter died at home Friday November 1 of pneumonia at age 42 leaving a husband and five children. She was a longtime member of Pickens View church where she was buried the day after her death. Also note a letter from Mr Gary Hiott resting at Rev D W Hiott's home in Holly Hill Orangeburg county recounting farming life and local conditions with remarks on cotton and lifestyle.

Ellen Porter Smith Porter Gary Hiott D. W. Hiott Holly Hill Orangeburg County

Deaths of Carrie Adams and Roxie Adams

Two local deaths reported. Carrie Adams aged 26, wife of B B Adams, died October 30 at home and was buried at Mt Bethel. daughter of Smith Porter. Roxie Adams aged 29, wife of J T Adams, died October 26 of Spanish influenza and was buried at Martin Grove cemetery. daughter of J Mat Brazeale. Both leave husbands and children and were active church members.

Roxie Adams J. T. Adams Martin Grove Cemetery L. H. Kelly Adams J. Mat Brazeale

Pickens Railroad Stockholders Meet December 16 1918

Notice for a special meeting of Pickens Railroad Company stockholders called by the board. The meeting at the principal office in Pickens South Carolina on December 16 1918 at 11 a m will consider authorizing a contract with the Director General of Railroads on joint rates and related matters. Secretary J M Bruce signs.

The Pickens South Carolina J. McD Bruce

Twentieth Century Mothers Club Holds First Meeting

The Twentieth Century Mothers' Club held its first regular meeting on Thursday afternoon October 31 at president Mrs J P Carey Jr's home. Mrs J M Gantt read minutes and Mrs J L Valley was elected third vice president. The program included piano solo by Inez Morris and papers on modern motherhood and marriage with member discussions. The club planned monthly meetings, next on December 6 at Mrs T L Bivens's home.

Twentieth Century Mothers’ Club J. P. Carey, Jr J. M. Gantt J. L. Valley Inez Morris Ella Wheeler Wilcox R. E. Lewis Wordsworth J. J. Valley Harley J. M. Stewart T. L. Bivens

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Waterman Fountain Parker Fountain Pens Rexall Fountain Pickens Drug Company J.N. Hallum Prop Mayr J. W. Hendricks Frank E. Alexander Pickens, S. C AVAN Keowere Pharmacy R. I. Lewis Ballard Morris & CO Atlanta W. L. LaBoon Westminster Sentinel Office Lewis T. Lanier Liberty S. C J. L. Anderson Greenville Izetta Waldrop Mark Waldrop France W. J. Acker Greenville Lumber Co Ben Masters Cleveland Greenville County Sentinel North Greenville A. I. Sanders Daisy Julian Court House C. F E. Robinson Notary Public J. T. Taylor Liberty Township Flat Rock Church R. C. Robinson W. C. Newton Morristown Mr. Newton Marvin Dorr S. G. Dorr Marvin Griffin Church Griffin Griffin F. S. Childress George Nally L. M. Brown Easley Road Squire Richey Mr. Nally Alexander Ooloney W. A. Woodruff Army Rev. B. G. Field Pickens Bank Wyatt A. Jennings Cottage Prayer Meeting Hagood District R. H. Baker W. F. Johnson Central Johnson Craig Bros. Co D. P. Hudson Mt. Bethel S. C. Dunlap Central Township Interdenominational Sunday School Association Hattie Porter Hattie Pickens View Roanoke Sam B. Craig Sargeant Jack Sutherland General Hospital Chattanooga Jack Carrie Adams B. B. Adams Wade H. Lewis the Pickens Sentinel Eerie Eterna Eee Pickens, S.C Gottom Craig Bros. Company Jersey F. S. Porter Pickens Colored School Pickens Graded School PB. S. Ticks Pickens Railroad Stockholders Meeting Porter B. B. Porter Haa Boipre Twentieth Century Mothers’ Club
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