Pickens School News Highlights Activities and Illness
Monday visitors included Mr. Raymond Holroyd of Rock Hill and Misses Burns Tyler and Freeman of Greenville Woman's College with chapel talks on athletics. Rev J C Bailey of Liberty spoke on Wednesday. Ella Lewis was absent due to illness. The Girls Basketball team shows progress under Miss Ruby Baker. Viola Hendrix and Addie Finsy of the 9th grade are absent sick. The newly formed Parent Teachers Association shows early benefits. Prof Hand state High School inspector to speak Thursday evening.
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Raymond Holroyd
Rock Hill
Mary Burns
Theo Tyler
Marie Freeman
Greenville Woman’s College
Holroyd
J. C. Bailey
Liberty
Ella Lewis
Sakae Oey Eaten
Ruby Baker
Viola Hendrix
Addie Finsy
Hand
Norris School October Honor Roll Names
Norris Graded school lists honor roll recipients by grade. First Grade includes Ruby McQueen and others. higher grades list students such as Lanse Mc Whorter Sabina Baker Grace Kirby Lila Beeks Harle Chambers Robert Smith. names continue through Tenth Grade Josie Garrett LL E Kirpy with Principal noted.
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Norris Graded School
Ruby McQueen
George Clardy
Tate Maddox
Genie Lucia Mullinax
Helen McWhorter
Leola Bolding
Lanse McWhorter
Sabina Baker
Grace Kirby
Lila Beeks
Harle Chambers
Robert Smith
Ina Newton
Lydie Clardy
Hughes Clayton
Edward Bowen
Wayman McWhorter
Minnie McQueen
Pauline Gaines
Catherine Bowen
Prominent Greenville Merchants Visit For Business
News From Norris R. M. Baker and R. W. Kelley, prominent merchants, were in Greenville last Tuesday on business. Ralph W. Boroughs and Tom W. Garrett returned last week from a combined business and pleasure trip to Atlanta, Ga. The Nichols Construction company of Atlanta, Ga., which has been doing double-tracking work for a year at this place, left last week for Madison, S. C. Relations and friends regretted the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Owens and family and others connected with this force.
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R. M. Baker
R. W. Kelley
Greenville
Ralph W. Boroughs
Tom W. Garrett
Atlanta
Nichols Construction Company
Southern Depot
Melvin Rice
Iuka
Miss
Essie Garrett
Ed Kowell
Toccoa
Pickens County
Edgar Gilstrap
Elgie Billingsly
Easley
Six Mile Growing Amid Town Improvements
Six Mile residents celebrate rapid growth as Rev J H Davis moves closer to school and family near Westminster. Wesley Curtis completes a new dwelling. John Dillard plans a store carrying a full line. E M Bolding builds a new house. Thanksgiving services planned with candlelight program and debates. Rev R F Jones moves near Easley for Six Mile High attendance. Miss Mattie Dillard teaches at Little Six Mile School two miles north.
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Six Mile
Wesley Curtis
John Dillard
Dillard
E. M. ‘Bolding
R. F. Jones
Easley
Six Mile High School
Mattie Dillard
Ss. B. A
Little Six Mile School
Community Notes From Mt Carmel District
Quiet countywide and a busy harvest as crops near completion. Ed Bowen, Furman law student, preaches at Mt Carmel and hints at a future ministry. Ola V. Latham and family return to Arizona after summer visit. Large corn pile noted at Uncle Joe Looper shucking. Measles epidemics rise after Greenville show. Dacusville school pauses. Mt Carmel winter term opens with Margaret Attaway from Pickens as principal. W M Us meets at president Mrs L L Smith home. William Hester visits Ebenezer area, J T Pace returns from Greenville to sow wheat. Grain crop described as the largest ever sown this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bowen
Furman University
Mt. Carmel
Reese Bowen
Pickens
Margaret Attaway
W. M. Us
L. L. Smith
Wm. Hester
Ebenezer
M. W. Hestar
J.T. Pace
Greenville
Old Folks Singing at Pleasant Hill Church
An old folks choir gathering is announced at Pleasant Hill Church three miles south of Six Mile on the fourth Sunday in November. All residents are invited to attend with songbooks and well filled baskets.
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Pleasant Hill Church
Six Mile
Ooleney Home Demonstration and Bread clubs meet Friday
The Ooleney Home Demonstration and Bread clubs plan their regular meeting Friday at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. B. Edens. Messages from Atlanta report Hon. Mendrix underwent a successful operation, with friends statewide rejoicing.
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Ooleney
S. B. Edens
Atlanta
Mendrix
County Teachers to Meet for Reorganization in Pickens
Notice to all teachers in the county to assemble at Pickens Graded School on December 2 at 10 30 a m for the purpose of reorganizing the County Teachers Association. Superintendent Hatum announces the meeting will be held at the Pickens Graded School building. Mr and Mrs Clifford Lewis of Lockhart are visiting Mr and Mrs J E Boggs at Pickens.
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Pickens
County Teachers’ Association
Hatuum
Clifford Lewis
Lockhart
J. E. Boggs
Columbus Wagons Highlighted by Test
Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company promotes Columbus Wagons as best by test and invites in town visitors to see the display.
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Columbus
Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company
J E Hagood Dies After Stroke In Easley
James E Hagood prominent Easley citizen dies at age fifty eight after a third stroke while walking at home. He leaves wife Dora Folger son Ben Hagood and siblings. Funeral Sunday at Easley Presbyterian with active and honorary pallbearers. burial in Easley cemetery.
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James E. Hagood
Easley
Mr. Hagood
Old Pickens
Dora Folger
Ben Hagood
J. F. Matheson
Easley Cemetery
Easley Presbyterian Church
Hagodd
Presbyterian Church
Pickens County
W.O.W
W. M. Hagood
Charleston
M. Ki. Alexander
T. J. Mauldin
J. McD. Bruce
Pickens
Death of William J Powell Uncle Billy of Porters Chapel
William J Powell known as Uncle Billy died at his Porters Chapel home on Friday morning November 17 aged 71 after weeks of a leg illness that led to blood poisoning. He ran a store with his son Roark on route 2 after moving from Rocky Bottom six years ago and had served as deacon at Holly Springs Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife and six children Rev J M Powell G W Powell Roark Powell of Pickens route 3 Mrs J M Chappell route 33 Mrs Becky Reese Plains Ga and Mrs Jake Aiken Greenville.
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B. C. Atkinson
Powell
J.M
G. W
Roark Powell
Pickens
J. M. Chappell
Becky Reese
Plains
Jake Aiken
Greenville
Pickens County Vote Totals For Governor and Local Races
Canty, Progressive governor candidate, received one vote at Antioch in Pickens County. Solicitor Martin tallied 1189 votes and Smoak three, all in Pickens. Other state and county offices each earned 1192 votes. Congressman Dominick received 1068 votes. Democratic electors had 1139 votes each, Progressive Republicans 52, and old line Republicans a percentage that could not be read.
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John Canty
Antioch
Martin
Smoak
Pickens
Congress
Fred H. Dominick
Automobile Wreck Injures Candidate Cox and Fatality Nearby
W H Cox a county legislative candidate was hurt when a car carrying four men rolled between Easley and Greenville Sunday night. Mr Clark died from his injuries Monday afternoon. Cox, seriously injured, was expected to recover. Clark worked on railroad construction near Central.
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W. H. Cox
Easley
Greenville
Cox
Clark
Central
Vintage Pharmacy Ad With Various Patent Remedies
An old advertisement lists multiple health products and prices: Stork Nipple tonics, Ear and Ulcer Syringe, American Beauty Water Bottle, Medicine Droppers, Wye Wash, Internal Pile Remedy, Ko Kok Kas Kets, Mentholine Balm, Hypophosphites tonic, Mother Kroh's Baby Cough Syrup, and a Cocoa butter skin cream described as a superior skin food. Prices range from 25¢ to $1.50, with multiple multipack offers.
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Kroh
Bargain sale of tools and odds and ends in Pickens
The Sentinel advertises a bargain auction at W. H. Ashmore's Pickens residence on November 28 at ten o'clock. Items include plows plow stocks hoes shovels rakes carpenter tools cotton planters distributors scythe cradle cross-cut saw plow pears oil stove wash pot bellows lamps axes wagon and other odds and ends. Proceeds to be sold to highest bidder.
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Pickens
W. H. Ashmore
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Rowder
Jeanice
Ining
Aver
Riverside Refining Company
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Pickens Bank
Sentinel Office
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L. F. Robinson
McSwain & Craig
Pickens, S.C
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B. M. Smith
Ollar Edison
the Sentinel
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L. C. Thornley
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