Local Social News From Liberty and Pickens Areas
Liberty residents and visitors are noted with social calls visits to relatives and friends in Liberty Pickens Mas ley Mas ley names appear, with a string of small gatherings and events. Mrs Chamblin attends State Missionary Union convention in Anderson. Keowee Chapter U D C visits Pickens. B Y P U hosts a social. 30 members attended. Local motorists attend Atlanta auto show. Thanksgiving reflections close the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Morgang
Pickens
Liberty
W. M. Walker
Hinkle
Eugene Thomas
Myrtie Freeman
Masley
Allie Belle Crane
L. Chamblin
Anderson
Woman’s Missionary Union
Keowee
U. D.C
R.T. Stewart
Messrs
Hubert Watkins
Clarence McWhorter
Walter Stewart
Atlanta
Rouge Bik
Miss
Aiken Resigns From Internal Revenue Service
Deputy Collector Gus Aiken resigns after 26 years of service. Renowned for his strict enforcement, Aiken helped curb whiskey production in Pickens county with Constable LaBoon. No successor named yet as of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. A
Gus) Aiken
Internal Revenue Department
Aiken
Greenville
Pickens County
LaBoon
Prices Going Down Goods Going Out
P. M. Cate announces price reductions and inventory clearance as goods depart store shelves. Local shoppers are urged to take advantage of discounts on assorted merchandise while supplies last.
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P. M. Cate
Easley Town News Notes Gambling Debate and Growth
The Easley columns condemn the carnival as licensed gambling and call for stricter limits while noting town growth with new brick buildings. Local visits include Mrs. Tate and sons from Norris and Mrs. McCravey at the W M A in Anderson. Rev J D Holler plans conference year transfer. 41 new Baptist church members welcomed at Glenwood. A trolley line to Abbeville via Anderson is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley
N. W. Tate
Walter
Thomas
Norris
P. McCravey
Anderson
Frank Smith
Cross Roads
J. D. Holler
M. E
Rock Hill
Holler
Piedmont Baptist Union
Joseph I. Leach
Hasley
Abbeville
James P. Carey, Jr
Pickens
Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Glenwood
D. W. Hiatt
Revenue officers destroy two copper stills in county raid
Two large copper stills were destroyed last Wednesday and Thursday in Cane Creek and Horsepasture by officers Aiken, Alexander and LaBoon. About 3,500 gallons of beer were also destroyed and Epps Robinson was arrested at a still in operation in Horsepasture. He was bound over to Federal court by Commissioner Hagoud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Creek
Aiken, Alexander
LaBoon
Epps Robinson
Hagoud
Box Supper at Dacusville Aids School Piano Fund
A box supper will be held at the Dacusville school auditorium on Thanksgiving night November 27 to raise funds for paying the school piano. Married ladies and young girls should bring boxes. their boxes will be sold separately. Everyone is invited to attend and support the cause.
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Dacusville School
Pickens County Tax Payers Remit State Income Tax
Local records show Pickens county men paying state income tax totaling 117.40. Individuals listed include J. McD. Bruce in Pickens paying 8, Jas. P. Carey 25, W. M. Hagood 40 in Hasley, J. T. Lathem Easley, R. F. Len hardt Rasley 10, Maul din 5.40 in Pickens, yp M. Norris Norris 7, and Dr. R. F. Smith Kasley 12.
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Pickens County
J. McD. Bruce
Pickens
Jas. P. Carey
W. M. Hagood
Hasley
J. T. Lathem
Easley
R. F. Lenhardt
Rasley
M. Mauldin
M. Norris
Norris
R. F. Smith
Kasley
Night of Terror and Croup Remedy Promotion
A mother endures a fearful night as a child chokes with croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as a certain cure and urged to be kept at hand. The notice also reports the engagement of Mr. W. Thomas Hughey and Miss Cora Waddell of George's Creek, noting their popularity and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. Thomas Hughey
Cora Waddell
George’s Creek
Miss Ressa Looper Dies in Greenville at 41
Miss Ressa Looper died at her mother’s home in Greenville on the fourth, in the 42nd year of her life. She lived most of her life in Cross Roads, Pickens County, and was buried there after a funeral led by Rev. D W Hiatt. She leaves a mother Mrs Matilda Looper, two sisters and five brothers. Community sympathy follows the family.
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Greenville
Ressa Looper
Cross Roads
Pickens County
D.W. Hiatt
Matilda Looper
Turner
D. Hendricks
A. J
J. Ki. Looper
W.T. and
Bird Looper
Henry Looper
Nebraska
God of All
Unique Plan to Build New Church
A Cross Roads pastor proposes a community fund plan to build a church house. Youth under 20 would plant cotton seed and give proceeds. adults under 100 would similarly set aside land to cultivate. women would save and sell Sunday eggs for the fund. If adopted, the plan promises a church and no poverty.
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Cross Roads
Wise value spree at P. M. Cate’s promises record four days
The store announces a four day value giving event at P. M. Cate's likely to set sales records with deep discounts across departments. Local shoppers are urged to visit, hoping for significant price reductions and special offers.
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Cate’s
U D C Honors At Pickens Daughters Meeting
The United Daughters of the Confederacy held a pleasant gathering at Mrs. Vesta McFall's home with thirteen Entre Nous and Liberty Daughters present. Mrs. T. J. Mauldin presided as chapter president with a short program, war youth paper, stories, songs, and an elegant dining room salad service.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Vesta McFall
Entre Nous Club
Liberty Daughters
South
W. B. Glenn
Liberty
Mesdames
Aaron Boyes
J. J. Lewis
W. H. Ashmore
W. T. O’dell
Newton Christopher
Florie Griffin
Kirby
Misses Ballard
Booker
Miss Anderson
Mesdames Bivens
Hagood
Pickens Daughters
Eggs at 80c a Dozen Sign at Craig Bros Store
The Craig Bros store advertises eggs at 80 cents per dozen with a call to bring eggs to their location. The message highlights discounts and promotes The Store that Saves You Money.
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Craig Bros. Co
Declare War on Colds Crusade by New York Doctors
Prominent New York physicians launch a education driven crusade to lessen common colds within a generation. They urge avoiding draughty cars and crowded rooms and caution against overeating while promoting rapid treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sold by dealers.
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New York
Harmony Hair Beautifier advertised by Rexall store
An advertisement promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo claiming they restore hair shine and manage odor. The ad notes easy application, no oil, and no color change, with a money back guarantee. Sold at Pickens Drug Co in Pickens South Carolina as part of Harmony Laboratory products.
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Harmony
Immedia Ely
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Harmony Laboratories
Boston
Pickens Drug Co
Pickens
8. C
Cap Pistols and Caps Sale Banned, AG States
Assistant Attorney General Fred H. Dominick issues Saturday opinion declaring the sale of paper cap pistols and paper caps prohibited by code. He also notes the criminal code limits which firecrackers may be sold in the state.
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Attorney General’s Office
Fred H. Dominick
Mr. Dominick
Greatest money saving event ends in Pickens four days
Public notice proclaims a four day sale in Pickens with emphasis on huge savings and a prompt countdown. PM Cate signs the call urging residents to seize discounts before the event concludes.
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Pickens
P.M. Cate
Conference set in Rock Hill for church session
The South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will convene in Rock Hill for its annual session from November 26 through December 1. Bishop A W Wilson will preside and it is expected new questions will be taken up for adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Rock Hill
A. W. Wilson
Johnson's Store Sells Altered Coin Value
An ad from Johnson's 6 and 10 Cent Store notes coins misvalued as 25 cents and a dollar, claiming customers cannot “toat” at their location. The fragment implies a promotional or warning line about pricing.
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Johnson
Baptist W M U Elects Mrs J D Chapman Greenville Leader
Mrs J D Chapman of Greenville was chosen president of the Baptist Women’s Missionary Union for the next year at Anderson session closing Saturday. About 500 delegates from across South Carolina attended the meeting, which decided to hold next year’s session in Newberry. An advertisement notes Pickens Fruit Co Doc Pace can supply fruit for Thanksgiving and promotes P Me Cate’s Great Money Saving sale.
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J. D. Chapman
Greenville
The
Baptist, Women’s Missionary Union
Anderson
South Carolina
Newberry
Pickens Fruit Co
Doc Pace
Local Firms Listed in City Business Directory
A dense listing of companies and partnerships appears, including Jones Company, Keys-Mahon, King-Browning, Lagerholm, Lewis Printing, Markley Hardware, Metis James, McAlister Beattie, Meyers-Arnold, Pace Printing, Wiedmont Shoe, Poe Hardware, Pride Patton Tilman, Rothschild Seybt Carter, Smith Bristow, Stewart Merritt, Stubbs Shoe, Stradley, Stringer Tannahill, Baptist Courier, Johnson, Waddill Son, James Williams Hardware, John Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. QO. Jones Company
Keys-Mahon Company
King-Browning Company
JF. Lagerholm Company
Lewis Printing Company
Markley Hardware & Manufacturing Company
Metis É& James
McAlister- Beattie Company
Meyers-Arnold Company
Pace Printing Company
Wiedmont Shoe Company
Poe Hardware and Supply Company
R. N. Tannahill Company
the Baptist Courier Company
the Johnson Company
J. M. Waddill & Son
James T. Williams Hardware Company
John H. Williams
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Liberty Locals
Gus Aiken
Easley Dots
Dacusville
Miss Ressa Looper
Cate
State Methodist Conference
P. Me Cate
Upper South Carolina
Priof
Campbell Tile and Mantel Company
Carolina Hardware Company
Carpenter Brothers
Childers-Cely Shoe Company
H. Bindel
Vlourney & Vaughn Gilreath-Durham Company
Globe Optical Company
O. M. Goodlett
Greenville Furniture Compay
Henderson - Ashmore Willis Company
Hobbs- Henderson Cmpany
W. H. Houston & Brother
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth National Bank
Piedmont
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
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