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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1917

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Taxes Paid Promptly This Year Surface In Comparison

Treasurer Hinton reports taxes collected by November 16 totaling 6014.45, up from 4600.62 last year. Across four years, 1915 to 1918, tax payments by November 15 ranged from 1187.02 to 7014.56, with Hurricane township leading in prompt payments at 101 of 671 taxpayers. A township table shows Easley Liberty Central Hurricane Pickens Dacusville Pumpkintown Kastatoe with varying numbers paid in the first thirty days.

Hinton Miera Hurricane Township Fec Easley Liberty Central Pickens Dacuaville Pumpkintown Kastatoe Ogg

Wedding at the home of officer in Pickens

A Thursday night ceremony conducted at the home of notary public M. I. Hester in Pickens united Mrs. D. B. Finney of Ickens and Mr. I. H. Simmons of Oole ney. The bride is the widow of the late D. B. Finney and the groom is a prominent local farmer. We wish them happiness.

M. I. Hester Pickens Dast D. B. Finney Ickens I. H. Simmons Ooleney

Harrison Fortune Wedding in Pendleton Saturday Ceremony

Mr Arthur N Fortune of Liberty wed Miss Ellie May Harrison of Pendleton at the residence in Pendleton this past Sunday November 25 with Rev N B Fant officiating.

N. B. Fant Pendleton Arthur N. Fortune Liberty Ellie May Harrison

Coroner Medlin Leaves For Florida Arranges Inquests

Coroner J. E. Medlin informs readers that he has gone to Florida for a short while and has arranged with A. S. Porter at Pickens 41.1 Jameson at Masley and M. A. Bopps at Liberty to hold inquests in his absence.

J. E. Medlin the Sentinel Florida A. S. Porter Pickens Jameson Masley M. A. Bopps Liberty

Waterworks Vote Sets Liberty On Path To City Water

Liberty residents approved waterworks by an 84 to 21 vote. J. C. Hunter, J. I. Banister and B. M. Holland elected commissioners at the same time.

People of Liberty J. C. Hunter J. I. Banister B. M. Holland Tme

Death Notice: Robert Gantt of West End Pickens

Robert Gantt died at his West End home Sunday night after eight weeks illness including appendicitis and stomach ulcers. Funeral services were led by Rev. Ben G. Field at Cross Roads cemetery where he was laid to rest. he was 65. Survived by wife and two children Grover Gantt of Pickens and Mrs. James Porter of Anderson county. He ran a West End store and was a member of Cross Roads Baptist church. Buried with Woodmen of the World honors.

Robert Gantt West End Pickens Sunda Cross Roads Cemetery Ben G. Field Gantt Grover Gantt James Porter Anderson County Cross Roads Baptist Church

Death of Mrs Byrd in Liberty 1917

Mrs Elizabeth Miders Byrd aged 78 died suddenly at her son G B Byrd's home in Liberty on Wednesday November 21 1917 from heart failure after two years illness. Born Elizabeth Fountain in Darlington County she married David M Byrd who died about three years earlier. Survived by five children Mrs K K Cash Gaffney Mrs A J Stallings Charlottesville Va G B Byrd Liberty R L Byrd Gaffney and Mrs Gregory all living except Mrs Gregory. Buried Thursday at Gaffney Cemetery. she had resided with her son since her husband’s death, who was superintendent of Easley Mill No 2.

Elizabeth Miders Byrd G. B. Byrd Liberty Fountain Darlington County David M. Byrd Kk. R. Cash Gaffney A. J. Stallings Charlottesville R. L. Byrd Gregory The Baptist Church Easley Mill No. 2

Mrs Dillie Grant Dead At 85 In Little Eastatoc

Mrs. Dillie Grant died at her home on Little Eastatoc November 9 after weeks of illness aged 85. She is survived by four children including daughter Mrs. M. Alexander of Valhalla and sons W H Grant of Little Fastatoe W A Grant and Pinkney Grant of Pickens. A lifelong member of the Methodist church she will be buried the day after at New Hope Methodist church. Also known as Aunt Dillie she was revered for steadfast deeds.

Dillie Grant Little Eastatoc New Hope Methodist Church Willis Grant W. A. and Pinkney Grant Pickens Grant Dillie Methodist Church

December Subscriptions Offer From The Sentinel

During December The Sentinel announces a special subscription drive with a yearly price of 1.60 dollars. The offer promises no future price decrease during the year and invites readers to subscribe within December.

The Sentinel

Two year offering boosts Pickens Sentinel subscription

The Pickens Sentinel urges readers to subscribe for two years at a bargain, promising greater county news coverage and peace of mind about future issues. It emphasizes savings, guaranteed delivery, and appeals to old and new subscribers alike at the county seat paper.

the Sentinel Pickens County Pickens

Mrs Heaton Dies at Home Near Pickens

Mrs William Heaton died at her home near Pickens last Sunday after several weeks illness. She was about 50 years old and was laid to rest in Seconna cemetery Monday. She is survived by a husband and four children.

William Heaton Pickens Seconna

Big Time at Dacusville Oyster Supper Tonight

A Thanksgiving night oyster and box supper will be held in the auditorium of Dacusville graded school with music and songs to entertain the audience. The popular war song Send Me Away With a Smile will be performed. There is no admission fee and all are invited. Proceeds go toward buying seats for the auditorium.

Dacusville Graded School

Dacusville Singing Convention Set At Mount Tabor Church

The Dacusville Singing Convention will meet at Mount Tabor Church next Sunday afternoon. Prof Moody, a Dayton Va graduate, will be with us. Everyone is invited to attend and bring song books. President.

Dacusville Mount Tabor Moody Dayton

Fire destroys tenant house. two children die in Basley area

A tenant house on Mrs. Ida Green's farm known as the James McAdams place, four miles north of Basley, burned Thursday about 11:00 a m. Two Black children aged four and eighteen months died in the blaze while guardians, An drew Langston and others, were in the cotton fields. The house was occupied by Langston and his family.

Nasley Andrew Langston Ida Green James McAdams Basley

Oolenoy News Letter updates and local notices

School resumes under Nellie Wyatt Julia Jay and Olive Williams with guest Mae Jones visiting from Roanoke. Local residents W Floyd Gibson Wm Batson and guests Dr and Mrs Wm Furman and S F Keith visit. L M Rigdon leaves for Easley. Army man Guy Keith at Chickamauga hospital back to duties. Ione Hendricks in Pickens N B Jones visits S B Edens. T A Bowen supt Demonstrator Wair Clayton and Dr Lewis visit for More Wheat. Dr J M Crenshaw sells 145 dollars of six weeks old pigs.

Oolenoy Nellie Wyatt Easley Julia Jay Troy Olive Williams Greenville Mae Jones Roanoke W. Wf. Gibson Wm. Batson Marietta Wm. B. Furman Sutherland S. F. Keith L. M. Rigdon Guy Keith U.S. Army Chickamauga Ione Hendricks Pickens N. B. Jones S. B. Edens Kar T. A. Bowensupt Wair Clayton Lewis Clemson College J. M. Crenshaw

Death of Col James S Austin in Santa Rosa Cal

Col James S Austin, a Greenville County native who lived in Pickens, died at his Santa Rosa California home on October 26. He married Essie Earle of Pickens and leaves five children. Austin, who went to California in 1845, later led Pacific Methodist College for several years.

Pickens James S. Austin Santa Rosa Cal Col. Austin Greenville County Pickens County Essie Earle J. W. Earle California Pacific Methodist College

Sammons Plans Move to Durant for Farming

HL Sammons a Liberty route 8 resident moves his family near Durant Oklahoma to take up farming. He previously lived in the area years ago after coming from Greenville county to Pickens county fifteen years ago. Some of the boys left that week for new homes.

HL. Sammons Liberty Route 8 Durant Okla Sammons Pickens County Greenville County

Stores to Close on Thanksgiving Day 1917

We the undersigned merchants agree to close our stores on Thanksgiving Day November 29 1917 Folger Thornley Co Bivens Co Craig Bros Co Bisgens Hardware Grocery Co 8 F Parsons Porters Barber Shop Reece Morris Co T D Harris

Folger, Thornley & Co Bivens & Co Craig Bros, Co Bisgens Hardware & Grocery Co F. Parsons Porter Reece Morris & Co T. D. Harris

Pumpkintown News Busy Round of Local Happenings

Dear Editor, residents stay busy with harvest as neighbors share visits and travel. Avery Cisson returns home from Grenville to cheers, while Miss Clavia Sendricks and cousins visit, and Miss Mattie White with Hat tie visit Hendricks sisters. C L Welborn and J H McWhorter from Pickens stop by J I Welborn’s home on a brief business trip. E D and H F Hendricks take a Greenville trip. J D Vickery, eye trouble over, resumes duties as Route 6 mail carrier. Will Gibson and Will Bat son from near Marietta pass through the area.

Avery Cisson Grenville Clavia Sendricks Bernice Bessie Wilma Hendricks C. L. Welborn J. H. McWhorter Pickens J. I. Welborn Mattie White Hattie E. D H. F. Hendricks Greenville J. D. Vickery Messrs Will Gibson Will Batson Marietta S. C

Holly Springs Sunday School Meeting Set for Next Sunday

The Holly Springs Sunday school will meet next Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend and bring Bibles and Rue Teelie as the group aims to be one of the five Sunday schools in the community.

Holly Springs Rue Teelie

McSwain and DuBose Form Law Partnership in Greenville

J J McSwain and A P DuBose announce they have formed a partnership for the practice of law in Greenville South Carolina under the firm name McSwain and DuBose at 38.

J.J. McSwain A. P. DuBose Greenville McSwain & DuBose

Boys Clothes Priced Low with Manish Style

Advertises boys garments featuring a modern manish look at exceptionally low prices. Prices listed range from 1.49 to 11.50 with multiple tiers like 1.98 2.95 and 3.48.

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Finney-Simmons Harrison-Fortune Medlin lSe Yard Mr. Robt. Gantt Byrd Dacusville Singing Convention Oolenoy News Col Jas Austin Edwin L.bolt & CO Tie Pumpkintown News Doys Clothing Rane Tran Kade ‘Thistle Ocean Light Bolt's Dow Haries Cint Express Hasley, South Carolina
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