Teacher Institute Under Way With Noted Educators
The county teachers institute is forming with instructors from Furman University and the University of South Carolina. J A Stoddard will instruct on High School Management, Mgr H T Cox to discuss Science teaching, and M D Earle to lead Math methods. Attendance is urged for all teachers and trustees as schools close and salaries are paid during the institute. Written inquiries go to County Superintendent PF V Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stoddard
University of South Carolina
Stoddard
South Carolina
Mgr. H. T. Cox
Furman University
M. D. Earle
Earle
Mgr. Cox
V. Clayton
Pickens High School Carnival Friday Night
Do not fail to see the Pickens High School Carnival Friday night Nov. 25. The town notes several visits and gatherings in Pickens and nearby counties including Mrs. Hendricks returning from Atlanta and Mr. Parsons visiting Bennettsville. local society items list residents and events with no single dominant incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens High School
Pickens Railroad urged to avoid extinction by local merchants
A Pickens merchant urges support for the Pickens Railroad after a 1898 completion and warns that trucking freight could undermine local business. He recalls pre-railroad times, urges patrons to ship goods by rail, and notes ongoing fuel and farm supply needs that trucks cannot handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Ba. J. T. Taylor
Pickens
Mr. Taylor
Hapgood, Bruce & Company
Wy. Th. Melatt
A. M. Morris
Mike Kennemore
Peter Hapood
Lasley
Easley
Liberty
Pickens Railroad Company
Myr
Taylor
Pickens — Railroad
Local Rices Creek Notices Busy With Farewells Illness And Church Activity
This week at Rices Creek J H W Davis filled his usual appointment and many friends note the McCall couple have moved to a new home near Mountain View church. Wylie Gibson and wife visited six mile area while France Rogers is reported very ill. Ida Chapman visited her husband at Central Sunday. The Raper family and Devro Masters expect a sick child to improve. Members Ele Waldrop and Lois Roper were seen visiting. David Roper ships from on ford and Richine Gand suffers an arm injury. Death notices evoke sympathy for the Gilstrap and Gaughher families and the wider community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H W. Davis
Roy McCall
Mountain View Church
Wylie Gibson
Westminster
Nelson
France Rogers
Mays
Ida Chapman
Central
Raper
J.T. Atkinson
Six Mile
Devro Masters
Mas Ele Waldrop
Atv
France
Lois Roper
Reo Nelson David Roper
Ford
Riehine Gand
Amcels
Willie Gilstrap
L. H. Bowline
Spartanburg
Bowling
G. W. Keily
Greenville
New Methodist Church
J. W. Julian
Bart Patterson
Julian
Bart
Patterson
J.T. Gussaway
J. H. Ramseur
R. G. Gaines
Bill Gaines
Rev
T. C. Harvey
First Wesleyn Church
W. O. Northan
Sheridan
Woman's
Hugh Dudley
M. A. Powell
Cl O R. Morgan
Powell
S.C
Wesleyian Methodist Church
Anderson
W. D. Correll
J. R. George
A. St. Belk
Talmage Evatt
J.C. Meredith
Adver Mauldind
G. W. Bowers
New House
Cole Brothers
J. T. Chapman
Tughsten
IF. B. Morgan
J. Wodalian
R. O P. Chapman
Lees
Liberty
Money to loan on improved farms and city property
Money to loan on improved farms in Pickens Oconee and Greenville counties and on city property in Greenville Massey and Seneca loans offered by R B Bruce of Pickens South Carolina with office over Keowee Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Oconee
Greenville
Greenville, Massey and
Seneca
R. BE
Bruce, Pickens
S.C
Keowee Bank
Central News items reflect community life and incidents
Local notes report moves and arrivals including Dr E G Griffin moving to Central with Central Drug Co. Others recoveries and illnesses, church activities, police actions, and social visits. A mad dog scare, hunting tales, and a show in Central are mentioned along with church conference results and a turkey dinner outing.
Porter nuptials noted in South Carolina church
Porters Avan TVA of elock Sunday witnessed the marriage of Tay cat the home and Mis Alys. Rev W Johnson officiated before a small gathering of relatives. The groom is a son of the late Rev M Stone and Frank Portery of Pickens, S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Tva
Elock
Sanday
Tay
Mis
Alys
B. Porters
Lexington
Meg Lastany Mosver
Miss Sallie
Rev. W. Johnson
Upper South Carolina
Per
M. Stone
Frank Portery
Pickens
8. C
Thanksgiving admonition and rural life notes in Catechee
The column urges readers to reflect on gratitude on Thanksgiving day and mentions a moral reminder about preparing for death. It also comments on farming, cotton yields, weather, and local residents including Mr. Bell Weevil and Uncle Johnie, with a casual, humorous tone about hogs, nags, and courtship of Mr. Nix and Miss Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett
Catesehee H
Uncle Johnie
Athens
Johny
Vickens
Erind
Oon
Ov. Oc. Nix
Oja Sanders
Croon
Jenry Nix
Pickens
R 2
Levi Sanders
Liberty Rot
Family Reunion Honors Aunt Emmie Neighbors on 89th Birthday
Relatives of Miss Emmie Neighbors and Mrs J Lawrence Cantrell gathered at the old Neighbors homestead near Ruhama church south of Liberty SC to celebrate Emmie’s 89th birthday on November 7. The autumn reunion on November 5 included kin from diverse branches, a bountiful picnic dinner and fond recollections of travel’s changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmie
J. Lawrence Cantrell
Old Ruhama Church
Liberty
5. C
Singing convention near Taber Moi church
Pickens Township sineine convention will meet with Taber Moi church next Sunday at 2 oclock P. M. We have the present oak some wood sawns come and be with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Township
Sineine Convention
Taber Moi
P. V
Prentice Oat Sane Wood Silmeers
Marriage Notices From The Daily Ledger
Marriage notice reports a ceremony at the brides parents home with Miro and Mrs Thoiuis observing. The couple is Nottie Hass and Brown, with details limited by the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Thoiuis
Turiea
Nottie Hass
Married Sunday Now Vaihoni Play
Walter Owen Abr and Miss Aue MiCravessath are residents of Mellinoyle. The couple receive best wishes from many friends as Christmas nears. The note says a little mill will keep running for the next 20 days and door knockers will be answered day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whoave
Vaihoni
Walter Owen
Omer
Daphins
Aue MiCravessath
New Mellinoyle
Honor Roll for Pickens Graded School
The Pickens Graded School honor roll lists named students across grades one through eleven. Students include Naomi Alexander, Ben Craig, Julia Finley, D. J. Hendricks, Corinne Hinton, Maggie Jones, Doris Lewis, Tommy Mauldin, Allene McDaniel, Thelia Newton, and Wesley Nalley in First Grade. and many others across subsequent grades with multiple spellings and minor typos in names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Alexander
Ben Craig
Julia Finley
D. J. Hendricks
Corinne Hinton
Maggie Jones
Doris Lewis
Tommy Mauldin
Allene McDaniel
Thelia Newton
Wesley Nalley
Thomas Valley
J. C. Alexander
Craigie Mac Baker
Edith Cox
Josie Craig
Kate Finley
Ernest Folger
Mune Folger
Thomas Garrett
John Hallam
Sara Johnson
Jack Laboon
W. A. Mathews
Elizabeth McDaniel
Vesta McPall
Marion Neely
Bess Partridge
Carl Sutherland
Sara Sutherland
Arthur Craig
Catherine Davis
Estelle Durham
Ruth Durham
Emily Gravely
Mary Hendricks
Annette Hester
Calhoun Hinton
Ruby Langston
Hazel Lewis
Carlisle Robertson
Ben Cox
Magenia Cox
Julia Folger
Etienne Guelim
Elizabeth Holden
Curtis Matheny
Laura Robertson
Sara Stewart
Billy Cantre
Marriage of Miss Florence Sutherland and Abe Robert Ellison
The wedding took place in Greenville with Florence Aurelia Sutherland marrying Abe Robert Ellison. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Gresham of the Baptist church. The couple departed for a bridal tour and will reside near Easley after returning, with families expressing happiness and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Plorence Aurelia Sutherland
Abe
Rober
Ralph Son
Gresham
the Baptist
Inses
D. EF. Sutherland
Easley
Monroe Ellison
Near Easley
Death of Uncle Charlie Sanders Near Tun ners Mill
Uncle Charlie Sanders dies after weeks of illness at home near Tun ners Mill on November 11 121 He leaves his wife four children Will Sanders of Cateechee Robert Sanders Liberty Mrs John Henderson Liberty and Mrs Perry Sidell Greenville along with many grandchildren and friends. His body rests in Golden Creek Cemetery after services led by Rev Homer Ston Wall ad Pew 6 inc. The community mourns a devoted husband father and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Sanders
Tunners Mill
Tie
Will Sanders
Cateechee
Robert Sanders
Liberty
John Henderson
Perry Sidell
Greenville
Golden Creek
Homer Ston- Wall
Pew 6, Inc
Mr. Atkinson
Rub My Tism Antiseptic for Infected Sores
An old medical ad promotes Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain reliever for sores and fetter, highlighting its claimed healing properties and use.
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C. Bowen Parsons
Bennettsville
Roark
Clemson College
Richard Wilke of
Blairs
R. J. Youne
John Thorntey
Clinton
N. EF. Thorntey
Weratt Jennings
Alexander Theatre
Werther
J. A. Grace and
Little Son
Welford, S.C
A. J. Bopes
Ladies of Pickens
Woodman Hall
Bivens Garage
Pickens Baptist Sunday School
2. Cox
Hampton Avene
Alia
Fia Savard
Miss Schia
Masles
Masley
Drothers
Georgia
Pickens Railroad
Rices Creek News
Central News
Messers
H. E. Seaborn
W.ick. Pinson
S. R. Kelly
Columbia
Dr. E. G. Griffin
Springfield
The
Central Drug Co
Bell Weevil
Mortrapes
John S. Newton
Thay
Minmie
Tsie
Ervest Veices
C.J. Borys
Emmie Newton
Leard Newton
J. Willis Newton
Nerces
George
Thelma
Lewis Cantrell
Eligabeth
Edwin Hall
Myrtle
Madge Teapleton
Nellie
Lucy Seawright
Virginia Bors
Prances
Ruth
Sarah
Connie
Herbert
Robert
Kay Evan
Edna
Helen
Evadyne
DeWitt
Lake Newton
J. 4
Gawpenter
Pickens Graded School
Elizabeth Cureton
Lucile Hallam
Wyatt Stewart
Mary Cureton
Beulah Gravely
Marvin Gravley
Ruth Gravley
Nita Bell Johnson
Thaylin Chastain
Katherine Cureton
Torace Gravely
Pil Gravely
Velma Gravely
Artie Hughes
Sera Ada Keith
Nannie Moreis
Edna Willis
Sutiereas Dellison
Uncle Charlie Sanders
Veeriveny
Hayes
Hedson
Spriins
Neoralit
Rhewmatiam
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