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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
6
Special inducement during our demon week only. With every Majestic sale, receive a handsome ware set as illustrated. Each piece is the best of its kind but sold for less than 8.00. Ware is on exhibition at our store Donte Poli.
An old advertisement touts the Majestic range with asbestos lined parts and airtight construction. It claims energy efficiency, uniform baking, and low repair costs, urging readers to visit the store for demonstrations and compare features.
The Majestic range store invites 150 boys and girls to answer questions about ranges for a Canary Bird Souvenir between 3 and 5 PM Monday. The best 50 cent prize goes to top answer. all participants receive a Majestic Puzzle Card and a range of activities with the bird imitation feature.
A social demonstrator from the Majestic Factory tours this week to explain why Majestic ranges heat the oven water and top efficiently, how they use little fuel, and how ranges are built inside and outside. The message urges attendance to gain practical education for the future.
The column lists residents and visitors from Wolford College, Spartanburg, and nearby towns, with gatherings, entertainments, church activities, and civic notices. Highlights include lyceum program at Euclid Males Quartet, a Baptist bazaar, Sunday services, and a snowfall memory. Also promotes a Majestic range demonstration with free ware and household economy themes.
Mr. W. P. Baker of the Griffin section submitted a remarkable ear of corn showing one large main ear with six smaller ears sprouting. The small ears are flat on one side and have large grains on the opposite side, arranged in four rows per ear.
A large Edens family reunion took place at the home of A. K. Edens last Sunday with about 75 attendees. Mrs. Curney Lynch and Miss Cora Edens coordinated the meal while M. I. Hester and J. I. Keith served as masters of ceremonies. The crowd enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and a pleasant day overall.
A formal Notice of Election is published in this issue, listing relevant details and dates for upcoming voting. The notice designates participating offices and the locality for the election, guiding voters on eligibility and procedures.
186 acre farm six miles north of Pickens in Pickens township offering good pasture and two dwellings plus 100 adjoining acres. Terms one half cash balance easy. J L Ambler Route 4 Pickens. Also note: marriage record at Central on October 16 with Julia Merck and Luther Alexander and a brass band reception.
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