Locals and Miss Varrie Porter Visit Pontoon Area
Locals and Miss Varrie Porter of Piedmont visiting Miss va Holder. Mrs. Clements and gen from Atlanta have spent the past week with Mrs. G. BR. Hendricks. Miss Azalie Wofford state organizer for the W M U works in Secona and Pickens mill churches this week. Hagood and Midway schools begin winter terms Monday November 27 with same teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varrie Porter
Piedmont
Mrs. Clements
Gen
Atlanta
G. BR. Hendricks
Hagood and
Midway
Azalie Wofford
Secona
Pickens Mill
Birmingham convent sights Pickens leader tied to hotel sale
Mrs. T. J. Mauldin, president of the Pickens chapter and state treasurer of the U D G, attends this year's convention in Birmingham. An advertisement promotes a public sale on December 2 of furniture and other hotel furnishings from the Old Hickory Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Mauldin
Pickens
Birmingham
Old Hickory Inn
Gillespie and Brooks visit relatives in Pickens
Rev. L. D. Gillespie of Spartanburg and Mrs. Charlie Brooks of Greenville county visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gillespie, in Pickens last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Gillespie
Spartanburg
Charlie Brooks
Greenville County
J. M. Gillespie
Pickens
Burial For Infant William Alfred Clayton
Supt and Mrs If W Clayton lost their baby William Alfred on last Wednesday morning the 15th. The little body was buried at Pickens cemetery Rev A Knox conducting the funeral services. The sorrowing parents have the sympathy of their many friends. An extra copy of The Black Border by A F E Gonzales was sent The Sentinel by mistake. This book would make a splendid Christmas present if they may obtain it by calling this week. The price is 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If. W. Clayton
William Alfred
Pickens Cemetery
Mr. A. Knox
A. F E. Gonzales
Sentinel
Pickens
T. J. Mauldin
Red Corps
Keowee Trail
Court House
Diggs Family Relocates From Pickens to Spartanburg
Rev J C Diggs and his family left Pickens for his new field in Spartanburg after two years of service in Pickens where they were beloved for helping others in sorrow. Claude Porter wed Sophia Connelly in Pickens November 18. the ceremony followed by a reception at W R Massingale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Diggs
Pickens
Spartanburg
Mrs. Diggs
M. F. Hester
N. P
Claude Porter
Sophia Connelly
Pickens County
Frank Porter
James Connelly
W. R. Massingale
Lumber Supply Notice for November 15 Availability
We will furnish lumber to the public by November 15 and invite orders. Immediate arrangements with a hauler for poplar logs are sought. Sap or heart shingles offered in any quantity at market price by Robt Stewart W Id Stephens Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Stewart & W. Id
Stephens, Pickens
County Teachers Meeting Reorganizes Pickens County Association
Pickens teachers met with Easley Grammar Grades on Nov 18 at West End school. Mr Jubal Williams elected president with A G Meetz as vice president and Kate Pickens La Boon as secretary. Next meeting planned for Liberty with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
Association of
Annabel Oats
Ellen Ellison
Margaret Wyatt
Myrtle Can
Julia Maria Davis
J. W. McElveen
Liberty
Isadora Williams
Anic
Mrs Stephens Taken in Death After Long Service
Mrs Martha E Stephens wife of J B Stephens died at sunset after a life of usefulness and faith. She leaves an aged husband two daughters Miss Millen and Mrs Garrison of Clemson College and a son Walker Stephens of Central. A Central Baptist Church member she was laid to rest after a home service by Rev Goode of Clemson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Stephens
J. B. Stephens
Mrs. Stephens
Stephens
Millen
Garrison
Clemson College
Walker Stephens
Central
Central Baptist Church
Goode
Clemson
Pickens Sees Active Cross Tie Market In Coming Months
Farmers are busy and hauling ties as Pickens enters a busy period for cross tie traffic. The note signals rising activity in timber and rail supply amid agricultural work.
A SHGRYT SKETCH OF THE PICK ENS CHAPTER U D C
In 1903 Emily Ambler Gilreath organized a Pickens chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy with seventeen members. The group held old soldier commemorations on June 3 and later hosted receptions, conducted pageants, and raised funds for activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Ambler Gilreath
Pickens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mesdames
Nancy Cox Robinson
Catherine Lydia Cureton
Emily Amber Gilreath
Bessie Lee
Maude Estelle Ashmore
Marie
Alice
Lucia Augusta Felger
Jessie Latimer Dendy
Mary Jane Ashmore Harris
Sarah Butherwood Johnson
Vesta McFall
Amands Streeman
Olga
Sadie Richey
Essie Earl
Vesta Mes
E. A. Gilreath
V. P
Marie Folger
Ree
C. FE. Robinson
W. H. Johnson
Treas
Dendy
Essie Tharte
Jefferson Davis
Liberty Land
James A. Hoyt
M. L. Bonham
H. A. Richey
A. J. Boge
Lucia Folger
Camden
Klondike
T. J. Mauldin
Martha Washington
Women voters and PTA to meet at the school
The League of Women Voters and the Parent Teachers Association will meet at the school house on Wednesday before Thanksgiving at 1 30. Afterward Prof Simpson will conduct Thanksgiving exercises by his school and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Fparent-Teachers, Or School Improvement Association
Simpson
Mrs Murphree Brown Visits Young Nephew in Greer
Mrs Murphree Brown of Greer visited her nephew Mr Hovey Neely last Sunday. She is 84 years old, yet described as youthful in both mind and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphree Brown of
Greer
Mr. Hovey Neely
Mrs. A. FE. Davis Returns From Georgia Visit
Mrs. A. FE. Davis came back to her home last Sunday after an enjoyable stay in Georgia.
Farmers Near Completion Begin Hauling Ties
Work at farms winds down as laborers start hauling ties. The scene suggests harvest and field tasks wrapping up with equipment moved. No additional names or places provided in the readable text.
Colenoy Folk Plan Commercial Apple Orchards
In Colenoy valley Pickens County a meeting of thirteen citizens announced plans to plant one or more acre apple orchards this fall. They pledged about 20 acres total and ordered over 5 000 trees. County agent T A Bowen praised the move as progress toward successful fruit growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colenoy
Pickens County
W. I. Edens, Jr
L. A. Roper
S. B. Edens
A. C Sutherland
T. A. Hendrix
E. F. Keith
Hubert Hamilton
Robert Jones
G M. Keith
G. R. Mayfield
J. T. Keith
7. S. Reese
I. H Lynch
T. A. Bowen
Toercoa
Boys' Annual Club Show at Pickens Court House
The Boys' Annual Club show will be held at Pickens Court House on November 25. Mr. Cobb of the Southern Ruralist will address boys and parents at 11:00 a.m. Prizes for the best ears of corn, a free dinner, and a moving picture show follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Court House
Cobb
Southern Ruralist
Mer. Cobb
South
Pickens
Boys Clubs Grow in Pickens County During Campaign
County extension efforts led by Farm Agent T A Bowen and assistant B O Williams organized 225 boys into corn and pig clubs across several schools. Bowen aims to visit remaining schools to enroll every boy with prizes from Senator J E Craig and an invitation to a barbecue at next year’s fair, signaling strong local support for youth club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Bowen
Bowen
B. O. Williams
J. E. Craig
Pickens County
Quarterly Meeting of the Western Division W M U
The first quarterly meeting was held last Sunday the 19th at Second Church. Mrs. C I Robinson and others presided. Nellie Grandy reported on the Columbia state convention. W J McGlothlin of Furman spoke on women's responsibility and Azali Wofford on enlisting the unenlisted. The meeting closed with songs amid praise for Mrs. C Eas Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church
C. I. Robinson
Stewart
Mitchell
Hammond
Pickens Mill
Nellie Grandy
Columbia
Clarence King
Easley
W. J. McGlothlin
Furman University
Walis
Azali Wofford
Althether
Ministers Conference Details at Liberty Baptist Church
The Blue Ridge Baptist Ministers Conference will meet Monday November 27 at 10 a.m. in Liberty's Last Baptist Church. Dr J J Mitchell speaks on Ministerial Ethics and Rev C E Watson on The Spirit filled Life. Dinner requests should be arranged via Rev C F Sin. An Executive Committee meeting of the Piedmont Association is set for 11 a.m. at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Baptist Ministers Conference
Baptist Church of Liberty
J. J. Mitchell
C. E. Watson
C. IF
Piedmont Sociation
G. W. Guy
Marriages Reported in Two Quick Nuptials
On Sunday November 12 at officiant Dewey Pinyin’s residence, Dewey Pinyin married Lela Belle Kelley, a daughter of William and Kelley. Fifteen minutes later Charlie R Wall wed Myrtle McCall with groom’s father present, both ceremonies led by J Alonzo Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Pinyin
Lela Belle Kelley
Wot Mingven
Calhoun RE
William Kelley
Central RS
Charlie R. Wall
Myrtle McCall
William G Tall
Melch McCall
J Alonzo Brown
N. P
Madden-Woodward Couple United In Greenville
Marriage notice for R. H. W. Madden of Greenville and Lila Smith of Liberty wed at 2 30 p m in Liberty. Madden is son of A B Madden of Liberty, holds a good position in Greenville, Smith is daughter of S L Smith of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HW. Madden
Greenville
Lila Smith
Liberty
J. Alonzo Brown
N. P
A.B. Madden
S. L. Smith
Riddle Floyd Wed at First Baptist Church
A wedding occurred Monday November 20 at the pastorium of the First Baptist Church. Rev H. T. Cox united Miss Mernard M. Riddle and Mr. Charles B. Floyd of Greenville in marriage in a solemn ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Baptist
Il. T. Cox
Mernard M. Riddle
Charles B. Floyd
Heth
Greenville
Pickens Tops SC Town Elevation in U S Repost
The Sentinel reports Pickens at 1,162 feet, highest city in South Carolina, with Easley at 1,090 feet and Landrum at 1,062 feet. Lib erty, Walhalla, Greenville and others follow as elevations rise in the upstate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
South Carolina
The
Sentinel
Geological Survey of
U. S. Government
Eassey
Landrum
Spartanburg County
Liberty
Walhalla
Greenville
Westminster
Seneca
Central
Wanseo
Spartanburg
Campobello
Geological Survey of the Department of the Interior
Brevard
North Carolina
Mount Pinnacle
Pickens County
Table Rock
Palwetto Sta
Michens
Easley Oil Mill Ginning Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fire at the Easley Oil Mill ginning plant destroyed the facilities this afternoon. The plant valued around thirty thousand dollars with only ten thousand dollars of insurance carried. Local authorities believe the blaze originated from a match ignited between combs of a print-head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annie Stewart
W. R. Lynch
Chapman
Early Chapman
W. W. Aiken
Standard Oil Company
Pearle Jones
Ooleney
Cedar Rock
Mr. Cauley
Nora
Ingal Barron
County Teachers’ Meeting
Colenoy Folk
Quarterly Meeting
Ministers’ Conference
Riddle
Floyd
U.S
Easley OW
Miles
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