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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

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Wesleyan Methodist College Near Central Georgia Draws Students

A Greenville News correspondent profiles Wesleyan Methodist College near Central noting 115 students and coeducation. Prof. L B Smith leads ten instructors on 80 acres with low yearly cost of 160 dollars. Most students join for religious reasons. no intercollegiate games are allowed.

Greenville Pickens County Wesleyan Methodist College Central South Wesleyan Methodist Church Virginia Alabama South Carolina North Carolina L. B. Smith Wofford Spartanburg Wesleyan Methodist Educational Society of Syracuse N. Y Smith H. H. Williams Hoowever Smth

Pickens Baptist Association Committee to Report

A list of committee members for the Pickens Baptist Association covers Foreign Missions J A Robinson Home Missions W M Baker State Missions R T Hallans Orphanage J A Jones Womans Work Mrs F T Cox Public Moral J M Hagen Aved Ministers G Ballard Sunday Schools W A Stewart Christian Education W J Robinson Religious Literature L S Edens State of Religion G Door Obituaries W H Williams and several paid. The first obituary is Uncle Van Allison of Easley. Mr Ellison noted as the county treasurer says he has been the first to pry tax books opened on the 15th.

Foreign Missions J. A. Robinson W. M. Baker R. T. Hallans J. A. Jones F. T. Cox J. M. Hagen G. Ballard W. A. Stewart W.j.robinson L. S. Edens G. Door W. H. Williams van Allison Easley Hinton Ellison

Enjoyable Affair Honors Mrs. Van Clayton at Green and White Gala

Mrs. J. E. Boggs and Mrs. G. R. Hendricks hosted a joint afternoon party at Mrs. Boggs home in honor of bride Mrs. Van Clayton. Guests wrote receipts for husbands on hand painted cards and read jokey vows as Clayton walked a playful path of hints and gifts. Mr. Clayton faced a playful matrimony exam while attendees exchanged witty questions about married life. The event featured fruit salad sandwiches coffee and a market basket of canned goods as prizes.

J. E. Boggs G. R. Hendricks van Clayton Tor

Singing Convention at Fairview Church North of Norris

The Central township singing convention will meet at Fairview church three miles north of Norris on Sunday October 23 1921. H S Rampey presiding, Charlie McLain secretary.

Central Township Fairview Church Norris H. S. Rampey Charlie McLain

Birthday celebration at Hendrix home marks 79th year

Hon and Mrs Matthew Hendrix hosted about 100 relatives and friends for a surprise birthday honoring Mr Hendrix on October 4. The autumn gathering featured a large family, a picnic dinner, and a devotional service led by Rev W Seaborn.

Coloney Matthew Hendrix Hendrix Mary Daisy Martin Emma Hendrix Martin W. ©. Seaborn

Easley high school to host Pickens county teachers meeting

Pickens county teachers are urged to attend a November 6 meeting at the Easley High School Building. The goal is to organize countywide teacher efforts and discuss a reading course, with State Rural Schools Supervisor D L Lewis offering guidance. Attendance is strongly encouraged for all teachers.

Pickens County Easley High School Buiding D. L. Lewis F. W. Clayton

Pleasant Grove and Town Creek schools ready for occupancy

The Pleasant Grove and Town Creek school buildings are completed and ready for occupancy, praised as improvements over the old structures. Teacher examinations were held October 4th and 5th with about seventy passing, signaling potential shortages in county teachers. State Aid for night school work was received by Pickens, and F W Clayton moved his office to expand operations under compulsory attendance law. County Agent T A Bowen now shares the space.

Plesant Grove Town Creek Pickens F. W. Clayton Superintendent of Education T. A. Bowen

Mental Health Survey Advances School Progress in Pickens County

Dr O Brien of Columbia surveys at least 500 Pickens County school children to aid future school work. A sermon at Pickens Baptist Church Sunday morning precedes the Association meeting. Revival services continue with Dr Burts or a brother to preach at the first Association night. Greenwood Business College touts guaranteed positions and calls for catalogues.

Dr. O'Brien Columbia Pickens County Pickens Baptist Church Seieces Burts Greenwood Business College Greenwood S. C W. OS. Peterson Peterson

Notice of Void Due Bill by J R Menece

J R Menece declares a due bill given to B C Robinson on October 14, 1921 null and void and states he will not pay it. The public notice names the parties and the date of the instrument.

B. C. Robinson J. R. Menece

Program of Union Meeting at Peters Creek Church

The Pickens Baptist association schedules a two day union meeting at Peters Creek church on the fifth Saturday and Sunday in October. All churches are urged to send delegates to attend.

Peters Creek Pickens Baptist Association

Devotional Conference Schedule Highlights 1922 Meetings

A fragmented schedule shows morning devotions by Rev. J. E. Foster and B. P. Mitchell, sessions on civic religious cooperation led by Dr. W. M. Ponder and J. R. Connelly, and talks by C. B. Robinson and C. R. Abercrombie. A noon meal and afternoon programs include missionary sermons and a song service as the committee closes proceedings.

J. E. Foster W. M. Ponder C. B. Robinson J. R. Robin

Mrs. H. A. Johnson Dead at Sixty in Perry Oklahoma

News arrived Friday of the death of Mrs. H. A. Johnson of Perry Oklahoma at age 60. Born Amanda Harris, daughter of J. R. Harris of Pickens, she was first married to Mr. Freeman of Pickens. Survived by sons Earnest Freeman and B L Freeman and another son Dick Freeman and daughter Essie, with sisters Mrs. W. T. Griffin Mrs. Forrest Keith Miss Lila Harris of Greenville and Mrs. James Hendricks of Masley.

H. A. Johnson Perry Oklahoma Johnson Amanda Harris J. R. Harris Pickens Mr. Freeman Earnest Freeman B. L. Freeman Dick Freeman Essie W. T. Griffin Forrest Keith Lila Harris Greenville James Hendricks Masley

Ownership Statement for The Pickens Sentinel 1921

Gary Hiatt asserts as business manager the ownership and management details for The Pickens Sentinel as of October 1 1921. The publishers editors and owners are listed as The Pickens Sentinel Co J M Mauldin T J Mauldin J McD Bruce Gary Hiott G R Hendricks A J Boews H W Craig of Pickens South Carolina with no bondholders holding 1 percent or more.

South Carolina County of Pickens Gary Hiatt Pickens Peaneeing Gary Hiott 8. C The Pickens Sentinel Co J. M. Mauldin Columbia S. C T. J. Ma Asso

Pickens Baptist Association Meets at Second Baptist

The Pickens Baptist Association plans a two day meeting at Second Baptist Church on Oct 26 and 27. The program features Denominational Day with devotional, missions, 75 Million Campaign report, education and evangelism events, followed by Associational Day with Sunday School, Woman's Work, public morals, and officers election.

Pickens Baptist Association Second Baptist Church Committee On Order of Business

Sunday School Convention Planned by Twelve Mile River Association

An all day Saturday meeting at Sis Mile church October 22 aims to organize a Sun dais School convention for the Twelve Mile River Association. All churches are urged to send delegates and attend a Progehers conference during the day. Dr Thomas J. Watts and other speakers are expected.

Sis Mile Church Sundais Twelve Mile River Association Progehers Thomas J. Watts W. M. Walker

Gillespie Couple Visit Daughter Near Masley

Mr and Mrs J M Gillespie spent Thursday with their daughter Mrs R B Byers near Masley in a family visit reported in local society notes.

J. M. Gillespie R. B. Byers Masley

Local arrests report disorderly conduct and shooting incident

Sheriff Roark and Chief Nealy arrested Lincoln Columbus Pitts on Sunday at a place between Pickens and Easley charged with disorderly conduct and drawing a short gun. Joe Smith, a colored man, was involved. Pitts arraigned before Magistrate Porter and fined 150 dollars or five months in jail. Pitts paid the fine and has a prior violence record. A church gathering last week drew a large crowd with coffee cake and sandwiches.

Sherif Roark Chief Nealy Lincoln Columbus Pitts Bivens Pickens Easley Joe Smith Pitts Funoon Smith Tts Wits Minwistrate Porter

Central News Letter Highlights Local Life And Events

The column covers visits by the Seaborns to Tunnel House Mt and a Sunday sermon by Rev. A E Driggers in Clemson. It notes Rev. Anderson and community gatherings at the First Baptist and details a reception for Fr Van Clayton hosted by Dr and Mrs L G Clayton. Also mentions a mill fire at Issaqueena, hospital updates, church construction progress, home remodeling, and subscription note from K L Henderson.

H. E. Seaborn Little H. E. Jr Tunnel House Mt Wallhalla A. E. Driggers Methodist Church Clemson Holler Mr. Anderson First Baptist Church George Marrett George van Clayton Clayton L. G. Clayton A. M. Morris Mary and Nannie Morris Pickens FL B. Morean J. HW. Ramseurn B. EB. Allen Graves Duckett Ll. A. Falls J. D. Bearden J. W. Wallace W. OD. Correll Earle Barrett Miro Mars KE. J. Henderson Woov. Clayton Ruth Duckett Helen Wats Clayton Bettie Gaines Amanda Patterson Jessie Morvan Frank Clayton Sih Gaines R. C G. Gaines Jr LH. Bowling Wall Sisters of the Croam Misses Cleane Angie Lee Clayton Issaqueena W. T. Earle Greenville New Methodist Church J. M. Stone The Sentinel K. L. Henderson

Central Route 2 Community Gossip On Recent Visits

Local society notes describe residents from Greenville and Pleasant Hill visiting relatives in Easley Pickens Keowee river and Oconee areas. Names include Earl Merck E P Merck John Newton Homer Kelly Edd Winchester and families with several weekend visits and social calls.

Earl Merck Greenville E.P. Merck John Newton Plesant Hill Mir Aml E. Kelly McDanial Winchester Near Pickens Edd Winchester Martin Mitchell W. M. Volrath Volwrath Easley Homer Kelly Oconee Visted Kay Kelly Lawrence Kelly Pleasant Hall Hunt- Inge Keowee River Edd Winchester C. S. Skelton J. B. Wendvicks David Garett Ww. M. Volrath

Miss Bonnie Henderson Visits Greenville Relatives

Bonnie Henderson travels to Greenville to visit relatives, staying at family homes and sharing local greetings during her stay in the city.

Bonnie Henderson Greenville

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Wesleyan School Singing Convention C. R. Abercrombie J. R. Connelly B. P. Mitchell W. C. Mann H. F. Wright W. EF. Findley Congress Mgr Frank Melfall Pickens Bapist Association Education Commission B. Y
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