September 1918 Supervisor Expenditures Report
The September 1918 supervisor report lists total expenditures of $6,055.01 for road work, supplies, and services. It credits Craig Bros & Co and Easley Lumber Co among others for materials and labor, with numerous entries for road and bridge work, scrape foremen, and county office costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Bros & Co
Une
A Nix
C Evatt
Winley & Whitmire
J D Simmons
T Wendricks
Bascom Evatt
Homer Kelly
JM Lawrence
JL. A Cochran
T P Kelly
M Gantt
JW Garrett
Easley Lumber Co
H LL Williams
John Medlin
R Nimmons
H A Nealy
CL Black
JR Connelly
John M Lesley
SE Watson
OS Stewart
H Johnson
Williams
Das Winchester
J B Craig
Edna Earle
LaBoon
Mary Rowland
J Boggs
Sentinel Printing Co
R T Hallam
Superintendent of
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
Elbert
McJunkin
Wood
Staten
Lusk
Ray Lynch
Eugene Edens
Innes Edens
Do Lynch
A Simmons
J Medunkin
Prank Stansell
Scrape Man
KR Cantrell
P Blassingame
D Medlin
J O Hughes
T Garrison
R Cantrell
Kay Lynch
Jeff Brazeale
Bowen
Hobbs-Henderson Co
Pickens Railroad
M Morgan
T Earle
SA McAlister
Thurman Looper
Rich Kilgo
F A Hughes
Carolina M P Co
J M Brezeale
E Youngblood
Elijah Griffin
LB Williams
O T Hinton
B Newbery
J Stewart
B Ellenburg
A Collins
EK Perry
M L Smith
A Bussey
CG Mullinix
JM Martin
H V Lawrence
J P Gantt
Constable Work
SC Chapman
Eelve
H Williams
GW Bowen
Gene Edens
J P Finley
M Couch
Reuben Burgess
Scrape
H Smith
P T Sanders
Texas Co
R Kirksey
Aiken
S Sammons
J Lynch
Sizemore
Massingill
Lelieve
Brazeale
C Gaines
T Hinton
JB Newbery
A Townes
Matheny
Meeting For Farmers At Anderson October 10
Four state meetings this fall aim to boost fall grain acreage and hog production. An event at Anderson on October 10 invites Pickens County farmers, with Senator-elect N B Dial and Governor-elect Robert A Cooper expected to address. Attendees urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
N. B. Dial
Easley Mourns Deaths From Spanish Flu Surge
John C Carpenter of Easley dies from Spanish influenza at 30 after a brief illness. his wife Lucia Cely survives. His father C H Carpenter and sister and brother Robert D Carpenter of Greenville also mourn. Maud S Hughes dies after a 48 hour illness. More than two hundred cases reported. funeral set for Antioch Church Saturday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley
John ©. Carpenter
C. H. Carpenter
Maud S. Hughes
Here S
Lucia Cely
Mr. Carpenter
Robert D. Carpenter
Greenville
Antioch
Rally planned to boost Fourth Liberty Loan quota
County women urge stronger effort as one third of the time passes. They propose open air rallies in each school district since indoor gatherings are limited by influenza. District chairs plan to arrange speaker help and guidance from the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uv-Sin
Liberty Loan Rally Succeeds In Dacusville
The Women's Liberty Loan committee of Dacusville reports a successful rally with a thousand dollars in bonds sold to local farmers. Children performed songs and drills while James Carey Sr delivered a strong patriotic appeal. A $50 bond was bought for the Red Cross and given to the local treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Women's Liberty Loan Committee of
Dacusville
James Carey
The
Red Cross
Open air meeting at Flat Rock Thursday 3:30 PM
A public gathering is planned at Flat Rock with speakers and student drills. The Woman's Committee report lists funds from Sept 28 to Oct 4 covering Central 150, Dasusville 1000, Easley 15650, Eustatoe none, Hurricane none, Liberty none, Pumpkintown 240, Pickens 424100. The Pickens Oil and Fertilizer Co. notes expanded gin capacity and cotton handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
Woman's Committee
Central
Dasusville
Easley
Eustatoe
Hurricane
Liberty
Pumpkintown
Pickens
Honor Roll of Bond Buyers in Pickens
Sentinel prints first list of Pickens residents who bought fourth Liberty loan bonds. The paper urges all families to report purchases to avoid omissions and notes many names including G T Mauldin J W Grant Annie Newton Grace Porter and others across Pickens and Dacusville Red Cross regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Pickens
Picken
France
Sentinel
G. T. Mauldin
J. W. Grant J. R. J. Anthony
Annie Newton
Grace Porter
W. EL Hendricks
B. A. Allgood
J. M. Durham
Edwin Earle
H. A. Nealey
J. , Bolding
I. A. Hughes
D. Fy, Hendricks
J. N. Hallum
R. T. Hallum
J. I’. Childs
Gary Hiatt Wallace Thomas W. L. Morgan
Jesse Morris
Mrs
Pearle
Seaborn
D. BK
C. M
Thomas
D. A. Allgood
M. O. Looper
Harvey Harper
M. W. Simmons
W. J. Finley
Annie and Louise Gravley
J. A. Welborn
J. M. Reece
DD. T. Hays
Effie Hayes
J. M. Blackstone
J. 1
Balding
Susan Stephens
Geo
W. Earle Colored
Lark OV Garrett B. G. Wields
J. M. Stewart
Sydney Bruce Francis Brues
KE. I. Lusk
Robt
Morgan B. L. Hendrix
Nannie M. Jones
Elia Hill
R. M. Hill
Dacusville Red Cross
Mary McCall
Sarah Palmer
KI. Herd
W. J. Adcox
Miora Kelly Ernest Folger
W. R. Dodgens
Wol Gravely
S. L. Pace Woot, Massengill
Kmlisha Youngblood
M. 1
Chappell
Ruth Cannon Ster
Jens Paris Sizemore
Coaloract
Joab Gilstrap
Pereusan
Miss 4Asic Meade N, P. Crew
Lieut Frank H Smith Killed in Fort Worth Plane Crash
Telegram reports Lieut Frank H Smith killed when two aeroplanes collided near Fort Worth Texas at noon. Two other lieutenants died and a fourth injured in the crash near Kellar. Smith trained at Georgia Tech after Davidson College graduation and taught at McCallie School last year. He was 21 on his birthday last Sunday and is survived by his mother three brothers two sisters and a large Easley connection. He was a Presbyterian church member and his funeral will be held in Easley on the body’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
Smith
Georgia Tech
Davidson College
McCallie School
Tenn
Lieut. Smith
The
Presbyterian Church
Camp Hill News From Robert Welborn at Camp Sevier
A reader in Camp Sevier near Sevier, South Carolina, writes from Camp Hill describing travel from Camp Johnston Florida, the James River view, and barracks near Hampton Roads. He notes trains, parades in Raleigh, and aviation activity, plus local Red Cross support and a transport mishap at Denmark South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Camp
Camp Johnston
Fla
Virginia
Florida
Savannah
Columbia
S. C
Raleigh
N. C
Richmond
Newport News
Denmark
Camp Sevier
Morrison and Stewart
James River
Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort
Chesapeake Bay
Robert M. Welborn
Public Places Ordered Closed in Pickens County
Public Health order cites section 1614 of the civil code directing Sheriff R. R. Roark to close all schools and learning institutions churches picture shows and all public gathering places in Pickens County Columbia S C October 7 1918 See that there is no crowding in stores and public conveyances Signed James A Hayne State Health Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
R. R. Roark
Pickens
James A Hayne
Notice of Sale of Store Furniture by Heirs at Rigdon's Store
Notice states on November 15, 191s at 2am at Rigdon's store near Alice Mill Bailey D. C. heirs will sell by written agreement all store furniture including shelves counters shoe cases scales lamps refrigerators and other items for cash. Pack A. End of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigdon’s
Alice Mill
Bailey, D. C
County Fourth Liberty Loan Apportionment Listed
The county apportionment for Pickens Central district totals 500000 dollars for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Subdivisions show Norris and other sections with amounts including 46900 158900 45800 15600 and 92700 respectively. The Third Liberty Loan reached 167600 in prior funding.
More Men Leave For Camp Saturday
List of men who left for Camp Wadsworth on Saturday October 1 includes James Lathem Arnel Hillman King Leroy Bueckhanan David Hendricks Andrew Norris Louis Sheppard Jay Gaines Bunyan Hendricks Jessie Ellison Lowell Mauldin Dallas McCalister Warren Day Jeremiah Robinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wadsworth
James Roy Lathem
Arnel Hillman King
Leroy Bueckhanan
David King Hendricks
Andrew Norris
Louis A. Sheppard
Jay B. Gaines
Bunyan Hendricks
Jessie Allen Ellison
Lowell Mauldin
Dallas T. McCalister
Warren Butler Day
Jeremiah Robinson
Pickens Chapter Red Cross Notes Urge Local Support
Pickens chapter of the Red Cross appeals for tin and tinfoil, asks residents to save items and send sheets towels handkerchiefs and napkins for wounded soldiers in France, and to contribute eggs for an eye gathering. The note honors Lt. Harry Clyde Horton and urges community participation through local routes and carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
France
Harry Clyde Horton
Pickens
Josie Boggs
Non
Julius C. Boggs
Pickens County
Pickens Circuit Announces October Conference at Salem Church
Notice from Pickens Circuit states the Ith quarterly conference will be held at Salem church on Saturday October 2 with officers present and full reports expected from churches. On Sunday October 3 at 8 20 p.m. Elder Roo Turnipseed will preach at Salem followed by the Lord's Supper. Samual C. Datlap is pastor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith
Salem Church
la Om
Brethren
Roo
Salem
Samual C. Datlap
Notice to creditors for Jesse Arter estate filing
Notice to debtors and creditors of Jesse Arter deceased of Pickens County to present all claims duly proven by November 1, 1918 or be barred from jaiiment and for debtors to pay to Norma Arter administrator. The Sentinel price quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Arter
Pickens County
Normaas Arter
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Carpenter
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
J. P. Carey, Jr
B. T. Day
Eflat Rock
Pickens Oil and Fertilizer Co
Lieut
F. H.smith
MT. Worth
Kellar
Theo, Marrs
Washington, D.C
Roy J. McNaught
Quaria, WL
Prank HH. Smith
Hasley
S.C
Pickens OF and Fertilizer Co
Wesleyan College
U.S
Marvin Lawrence
Ward Bedford
Sam
Bedford
John J. White
Dr. White
White
Walter Madden
Mt. Zion Cemnetary
Graves Lueckett
Jacksonville Fla
Duckett
Reefy Peer
Mickie
Pickens Circuit
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