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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1916

Page

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State Fair and Harvest Jubilee in Columbia

The State Fair and Harvest Jubilee will be held in Columbia October 23 to 27 with horse races and football games including Carolina Clemson. Low rail fares promise large crowds as 150000 visitors are expected and events include free acts on Main Street, band concerts, coronation, street dancing, skating carnival, and fireworks at the State fair grounds. Write to the Columbia Chamber of Commerce to reserve rooms.

Columbia Main Street Carolina Clemson South Columbia Chamber of Commerce

Frolic Time In Carolina Fish and Blood Guano Ad

Promises fertilizing grain this fall with Fish and Blood Guano. Advertises consultation by M. C. Smith and John C. Carey at Keowee Bank in Pickens, South Carolina.

Carolina M. C. Smith John C. Carey Keowee Bank Pickens, S. C

Pickens Baptist Association Meets at Pleasant Grove

The Pickens Baptist association gathered at Pleasant Grove on Wednesday October 11 with Rev. H K Williams preaching the introductory sermon. Rev J E Foster was elected moderator and J A Robinson clerk. Reports on religion education and periodicals were given and Six Mile academy received fifty dollars in support. The gathering featured hospitality, a large attendance, and a move to Griffin church for the next session.

Pickens Baptist Association Pleasant Grove H. K. Williams Easley J. E. Foster J. A. Robinson Brethren W. EE. Nelson R.T. Hallum J. A. Griffin Joe Medlin C. I. Robinson W.ke. Nelson R. T. Hallam D. W. Iliott Association David M. Ramsay Greenville Six Mile Academy Mr. Garner Charles Atkinson Thomas E. Durham Academy Six Mile Pickens Association J. K. Foster Table Rock Casar’s Head Hotel Griffin Church

Honor Roll For Pickens High School First Month

The Pickens high school announces honor roll for the first month. Students listed by grade include Mary Corbin and others in first grade, Annie Mae Stewart in second, Eugene Alexander in third, Margaret Bivens in fourth, Ansel Nealey in fifth, Katherine Hapgood in sixth, Esther Baker in seventh, Melinee Thornley in eighth, Joe Frank Freeman in tenth, with criteria of 90 scholarship average 95 deportment and limited tardies and absences. T. H. Campbell, Supt.

Pickens High School Mary Corbin Elsie Hester Virginia Lewis Frances McFall Johnnie Cameron Annie Mae Stewart Ruth Sutherland Margaret Valley Quinton Porter Eugene Alexander Linnie Cantrell Vernon Cox Margaret Craine Nan Newton Margaret Richey Wyatt Stewart Margaret Bivens Ruth Gravley Lucile Hallam Mary Helen Nealey Ethel Porter Ansel Nealey Louise Hutchins Patti Porter Lucille Harris Athalie Hallam Ellen Freeman Essie Stewart George Yongue Katherine Hapgood Nannie Morris Donald Roark Joe Robinson Bessie Stewart Theo Stevenson Edna Willis Esther Baker Eunice Cameron Ernest Craig Kate Holder Eleanor McDaniel William Mutheny Edna Porter Robert Roark Eula Stewart Emily

Local and Personal Notes From Pickens County

Local items: Mrs J L O Thompson shopped in Greenville. Mrs G R Hendricks travels to Atlanta. Folger Thornley ad urged reading. Families move to Greenville and Wasley. birthday dinner planned for Mrs R E Anderson. Miss Lorena Taylor recovering in Atlanta. A D C group hosted by Miss Belle Yongue. Pickens train derailed near Ariail crossing. Garland Seaborn injured in Navy baseball. Okt dates adjusted for county singing convention at Fasley mill Easley. Pace’s store sold. W M Bolding in town with keen view on cotton and corn. Old Folks singing at Mountain View church first Sunday in November. Nina Griffin recovering at home on Central route 8. Majestic range promotion at Pickens Mercantile. George B Hamilton of Hasley marries Ruby Williams of North Augusta. Glasses offered Oct 21 at Pickens Drug Co. R L Boggs Jr hospitalized after auto accident. driver jailed then bailed. Julius H Cobb sentenced for obscene letter. sent to Atlanta prison. Local cotton sales figures posted. six bales from J P O'Dell, Harmon Williams sold bales. Projected 500–1000 bales Columbia long staple in Pickens. Mrs Hattie Robinson Brooks dies near Easley. Cedar Rock church funeral. Souvenir airplane promo via Pickens Mercantile & Lumber Co.

C. B. Hagood Pickens Wasley R.E. Anderson Lorena Taylor Atlanta Belle Yongue Henrietta Yongue Pickens County Baptist Church Fasley Mill Easley Dock Pace S. L D. B. Adams Mountain View Church Majestic Pickens Mercantile & Lumber Co George B. Hamilton Hasley Ruby Evangeline Williams North Augusta BE. L. & G. B. Hamilton the Sentinel Happy Ife Pickens Drug Co G. L. Hall Optical Co R. L. Boggs, Jr R. L. Boggs Glenwood Mill Ensley J. M. Garrett Liberty Julius H. Cobb Greenville Johnson Cobb J. P. O'Dell Near Liberty Harmon Williams Near

Ladies' Suits and Coats on Sale at Midpriced Tiers

Edwin L. Bolt & Company offers all wool poplin suits with satin lining at 15 dollars and other fabrics from 12.50 to 298.50. Styles include gaberdine and French serge, coats in plush and velvet, serge dresses, sport coats, and hats with broad color ranges and prices from 4.98 to 20 dollars. Boys' clothing includes suits from 1.48 to 950.00.

Six Mile School students prep for gospel work and travel

Six Mile school reports 28 boarding pupils with nine preparing to preach the gospel. The group and teacher depart for a three day Table Rock trip starting Thursday the 12th. Rev C B Atkinson conducts services at Shiloh church.

Six Mile Table Rock C.B. Atkinson Hagood Childress Ora Ferguson Jackson C. B. Atkinson Shiloh Jim Davis West Union Garner John Corbin Twelve Mile Association Jackson Stansell Nicholas Stansell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anderson Phosphate and Oil Company W. F. Farmer C. D. Stradley & CO Greenville, S. C Copenhagen The Honor Roll J. L. O. Thompson G. R. Hendricks Folger, Thornley & Co Charlie Bowen Bowen Central R. L. Davis Frank McFall Entre Nous Club Ariail Crossing Garland Seaborn Navy Nina Griffin City Hattie Robinson Brooks Elbert Brooks Joseph E. Robinson Leila Smith Robert Jodie Robinson Cedar Rock Church Easley Progress Pickens Mercantile & Lumber Edwin L. Bolt & Company Serge Our Millinery Department Uncle Sam Six Mile News Pickens Mercantile and Lumfer Co Edwin L. Bolt & Go Easley, S. C
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