Teachers Examination At Pickens Court House Details
The event lists dates November 3 and 4 at Pickens with exams for Primary General Elementary and High School certificates. Subjects span English, History, Geography, Civics, Pedagogy, Science, Language, and more. Passing marks require 85 overall with minimums per subject. results set by the State Bureau of Education.
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Pickens
S. G
South Carolina
United States
State Board of Education
State Bureau of Ya. I, VY. Clayton, Co. Supt
Warning to Cotton Growers Over Selling Outside Association
Notice to farmers urging all Cotton Association members to sell only through the association. Officials will check markets. penalties set at 6d per pound for cotton sold outside. County Agent urges members to turn in all cotton they control including tenant crops.
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Cotton Association
Dey
Bewen, Co
Birth Announcement for Priennes’ Son
Mr. and Mrs. Wthoot I Priennes announce the birth of a son on October 9, 1022, in Srawny.
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Wthoot I
Priennes
Srawny
Quarterly WMU Meeting Sets Mt Carmel Church October 14
The first division WMU of the Piedmont Association meets at Mt Carmel Baptist Church on Saturday October 14 at 10 o'clock. Delegates urged from all churches Alice Mill Corinth No 1 Easley First Geer Memorial Glenwood Georges Creek Mt Carmel Rock Springs. Program covers devotions prayers, songs What a Friend We Have in Jesus, Bless Be The Tie that Binds and reports from Miss Annie Laura Hammett New State Supt of RA Miss Azile Nefford.
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W. MU. of
Piedmont Association
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Alice Mill
Corinth No. 1
Easley First
Geer Memorial
Glenwood
Georges Creek
Mt. Carmel
Rock Springs
W. L. Morehead
Preyer
Virgina Ligon
G. E. R. Williams
Annie Laura Hammett
D. H. Kennemar
Clarence Kine
Seng
Jesus
Morrell
Arthur Jones
Kennemar
Jennie Ariail
Helen Robinson
Alice Bol
Lois Evatt
Rosebud Evatt
Margaret Wyatt
Marie Hiatt
Mattie Cobb
George Goldsmith
Mary Wyatt
Spinks
New State Supt
R. A’s
Azile Nefford
Mary Alec T Hutchin
Marriages Record Ledford and Droze Nuptials
Miss Hattie Dalton wed Mr. A. R. Ledford in Judge Christopher's office on October 7. Miss Bertha Jewell married Mr. Isaac A. Droze at Judge Christopher's residence on October 7.
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Christopher
Hattie Dalton
A. R. Ledford
Christophe
Bertha Jewell
Isaac A. Droze
Pickens County Boys Club To Get State Prizes In 1923
Senator John E. Craig announces eight township prizes of 50 dollars and a county grand prize gold watch to reward best club work. Township awards include 25, 15.50 and 10 dollars. An encampment short course for three days will be funded. Extension Service and County Agent Bowen to set conditions. Special township meetings planned to start club work and cropland planning.
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Pickens County
John E. Craig
Craig
W. W. Long
Clemson College Extension Service
Senator Craig
T. A. Bowen
Death of Little Girl Jessie Lee Dorr
On September 30 the Death Angel claimed two year old Jessie Lee Dorr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Dorr. The child was bright and just beginning to talk. The sorrowful parents say they hate to give her up but trust God’s will.
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G. T. Dorr
Jessie Lee
Sydney Bruce Takes Active Role at Easley Bank
At a Tuesday board meeting of the Commercial Bank of Easley, H. C. Hagood resigns as president due to ill health. W. M. Hagood Sr. is elected president and Sydney Bruce of Seneca becomes active vice president, to assume duties immediately. Bruce is a Pickens County native educated at Davidson College and formerly cashier of the Citizens Bank of Seneca.
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Commercial Bank of Easley
H. C. Hagood
W. M. Hagood
Sydney Bruce
Seneca
Bruce
Hagood
Hal Hagood
Easley
Pickens County
J. McD. Bruce
Pickens
Davidson College
Citizens Bank of Seneca
Commercial Bank
Thasley
Death of Mrs. Nettie Baker in Transylvania County
Mrs. Nettie Baker widow of Jake Baker of Praters Creek died September 7 1922 at about forty years old after months of illness. She leaves five children a father and mother four brothers and many relatives. Funeral service was led by Rev. W C Seaborn at Dieun tain Grove cemetery the following day. She was a Baptist church member.
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Jake Baker
Praters Creek
Nettie
L. D. Gillespie
Transylvania County
N. C
Nh Treaven
The
Baptist Church
Dieuntain Grove Cemetery
W. C. Seaborn
Jesus
MATHIAS RICHARDSON DEAD AT 77 IN ANDERSON COUNTY
Mr. M. B. Richardson of Anderson county died at his home Monday morning October 9 after a several weeks illness at age 77. Funeral services were held at Lebanon church Tuesday. A prominent farmer, he was well known in Pickens county and leaves twelve children from three marriages including Annie Wyatt Emmie Carpenter W M Richardson and Louis Richardson in the U S Navy. Brother Enoch Richardson of Liberty and a large local family network survive.
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M. B. Richardson
Anderson County
Lebanon Church
Richardson
Pickens County
Annie Wyatt
Emmie Carpenter
Easley
W. M. Richardson
Iron City
Louis. Richardson
U.S. Navy
Enoch Richardson
Liberty
Townes Family Birthday Celebration At Concord Church
A large group gathered at J A M Townes home near Concord church on Sunday October 1 to celebrate his 47th birthday. The event highlighted four generations including the 81 year old father and I A Townes. About 90 relatives and friends enjoyed a noon dinner prepared by local ladies and two preachers contributed to the meal, with plans for future annual gatherings at the hospitable home.
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J. A. IL. Townes
Concord Church
I. A. Townes
Townes
Bdine
Cotton Crop Outlook and Local Notes from Table Rock Area
The column notes a half crop with farmers nearly through picking and selling cotton, boll weevils taking winter quarters, and early corn doing well while late corn suffers. It recounts a trip from Pickens to Table Rock via Pumpkintown and Oolenay River, praises Supervisor J. T. McKinney, and records two marriages at a local mill, one Sept. 20 and another Oct. 1, both in Liberty and Central communities.
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Table Rock
Pumpkintown
Oolenay
Wesewoonth
J. 1
Brown
Meow
Bob Keith
Harp Rigdon
A. T L. Edens
Hebert Iwneh
Doel
Liee Edens
Ocleney
Je I
Keith
Stephen Keith
Foster
Pickens
J. T. McKinney
Mar. McKinney
Pickens County
Ife
Leonard Kelley
Lillie Mac Gray
Central
Kelley
Pickens County Court Frees Looper Defendants in Slander Trials
The Pickens County Court of Common Pleas adjourned after a week of sessions. In two slander trials, defendants II and J. W. Looper were acquitted, with juries finding for Looper in both cases. Plaintiffs Dobson and Gantt had sued Looper for 5000 dollars each over dog theft allegations.
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Court of Common Pleas
Pickens County
Frank Looper
Deninst
J. W. Looper
Dobson
Eudis S. Gantt
KE. IF. Looper
Looper
North Carolina
Mr. Looper
C. D. Bagwell
Peculiar Court Jurors Drawn for Greenwood Term
Federal court will convene at Greenwood November 7. The following Dickens County men have been drawn to serve on juries: Grand jury members include My B Ponder Nacuss villes James terry Cureton Mashy Pout Juny Wovey Skeleton Da evayillas WAG RP Moullin Pickens MH G Powers Central B VW Alexander Central Dail.
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Mederal Court
Greenwood
Dickens County
Grand Jury
My B. Ponder
Nacussvilles
James Terry Cureton
Mashy
Pout
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Pickens Court House
WMU
EF. L. Hamilton
Tabor
Tabor Church
James E. Hudson
Taylors
D. Pierce Hudson
Singing
Liberty Township
Beverly
P. T. Nelson
C. J. Rogers
Rice’s Creek
Rices Creek
ATP
Pickens Club
Easley Bank
Baptist Association
Ocleney Church
Pickens Mill
J. W. Guy
Baker
Marcum
Smith
Y J. Jon
BYU
Mathias Richardson
Peperal Court
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