Notice of General Election in Pickens County 1922
South Carolina Pickens County announces the general election for state and county officers on Tuesday November 7 1922 at prescribed precincts. Voters must show a registration certificate and proof of prior year taxes including poll tax. Three ballot types will be used for Congress governor and state officers, and for constitutional amendments. Election hours run 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Charleston 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Precinct managers listed and instructed to bring boxes and blanks to the courthouse on November 4 1922.
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South Carolina
Pickens
Congress
House of Representatives
Board of Magers
Ywrka
Peells
Charlescon
Commissioners of Election
Greer
General Assembly
Due West
Abbeville County
Beaufort
Florence
Florence County
South Corona
Cerreta
Pickens County
L. J. Connelly
Rey R. Smith
Antioch
E. GC. Bowie
A. T. Winchester
I. M. Gilstrap
Calhoun
C. W. Bates
J. I. Crowther, Jr
J. C. Geedman
Opieccee
W. W. Cobb
L. L. Leopard
J. C. Davis
Central
R. G. Gaines, Jr
J. HH. Ramseur
E. JL. Henderson
G Croswell
J. O. Hughey
W. C. Kay
Frank Garrison
Cross Flains
S. M. Hester
B. D. Lathem
W. A. Looper
Cross Roads
A. T. Simmons
J. N. Ligen
C. A. Julian
Dacusville
J. A. Robinson
L. P. Themes
N. B. Williams
Eesley
R. CG. Wyatt
J. M. Smith
W. D. Griffin
Eesley Cotton Mill
W. R Oats
F. IF. Williams
W. F. Evatt
Easley Cotton Mill No
L. I. Lackey
H. A. Kennemore
J. M. Spearman
Flat Rock
M. J. Boges
H. G
J. L. Reeves
Leopers G'in
B. L. Hendricks
R. M. Hill
Mile Creek
J. L. Murphee
T. A. Stewart
J. E. Nix
Norris
D. C. Garrett
C. C. Boroughs
E. W. Tate
Peters Creek
J. EE. Singleton
J. EE. Foster
L. S. Edens
B. F. Freeman
J. A. H. Townes
J. C. Jennings
Pickens Mill
J. S. Bagwell
A. J. Clark
H. E. Jones
Pleasant Grove
D. A. Talley
H. B. Cisson
J. 8. White
Praters Creek
W. W. Seaborn
J. M. Entrekin
M. FI. Bolding
Pumpkintown
J. D. Simmons
S. B. Edens
J. R. Keith
Six Mile
W. B. Mann
Rk. P. Prince
John A. Roper
Court House
A. J. Boges
H. A. Townes
W. T. Bates
S.C
Board of Managers
Charleston
Alice Mill
A. D. Atkins
JL. A. Marrell
J. King Massengale
W. Henry Grant
Easley Mill
M .Page
King
R. L. Harris
Ebb Smith
Claud Gilstrap
A. A. Pressley
O. M. McKinney
C. L. McWhorter
Tl. Kelley
Glenwood
J. L. Davis
W. FE. May
Pickens County General Election Set for November 7 1922
County of Pickens schedules a General Election for Representatives in Congress at voting precincts fixed by law on Tuesday November 7 1922. Qualifications for suffrage include two years residence in the state, one year in the county, four months in the voting precinct, and six months prior payment.
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South Carolina
Pickens
Election No. County officials appoint polling managers
The article lists election rules and appointed election managers for Pickens County with detailed precinct assignments. It covers registration rules, oath administration, polling hours, and the need to secure ballot boxes and blanks, naming specific managers and their precincts and offices.
Men of Good Judgment Letter to Editor
Reader from Knoxville sends $24 for two years of The Sentinel praising October offer. Another note from A J Jewell encloses $2 for seven years subscription to Pickens Sentinel.
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Hiatt
Pickens
Sentinel
Pickens County
J. G. Lee
Pickens Sentinel
A. J. Jewell
Pickens High School gains new wing and improvements
Patrons approve a 12000 bond to fund six new classrooms and a 500-seat auditorium, plus water sewer lines and a playground. An influx of country children doubles enrollment, domestic science and agriculture planned, state teaching certificate path remains, supervised by Supt. Simpson and aided by Trustees Matheney and Yongue.
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Pickens High School
Pickens
School Distriet
F F. W. Simpson
W. L. Matheny
R. E. Yongue
Yongue
Honor Roll Picks at Pickens Mill School Grades One to Six
Readable list shows students named for each grade at Pickens Mill School. First Grade students include Annie Pace and Sarah Ligon. Second Grade lists Mattie Lou Holcombe and Courtney McKinney among others.
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Pickens Mill School
Honor Roll Holly Springs School Honors Students
The list notes students across grades eight to first as honor roll recipients. Eighth grade Mira Dodson leads, followed by Seventh graders Nannie Dodson Bertha Dodson Ernest Davis, and others including Sixth Monroe Gilstrap MeEween Meece Sarah Stewart, Fifth Ernest Dodson Roy Garren Bula Gravley, Fourth Claude Garren, Third Homer Meece, Second John Cantrell Morey Cantrell Charles Chastain, and First Jeff Meece Lewis Meece David Chastain.
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Mira Dodson
Nannie Dodson
Bertha Dodson
Ernest Davis
Monroe Gilstrap
MeEween Meece
Sarah Stewart
Chloe Towns
Pansy Towns
Twelve Mile Union Meeting at Concord Baptist Church
The Twelve Mile River Association holds its union meeting at Concord Baptist Church on Oct 28 and 29. The program includes devotional services, sermons by F S Childress and J W Guy, discussions on financing Kingdom work and church use, enlistment work, Six Mile Academy, and a musical afternoon. R A Hudson, R P Prince, and J J Murphree lead the committee.
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The
Twelve Mile River Association
Concord Baptist Church
R. A. Hudson
F. 5S. Childress
D. I. Garrett
J. H. Mitchell
R. P. Prince
Six Mile Academy
J. W. Guy
J. J. Murphree
Sentinel's Special Subscription Offer Ends November 4
The Sentinel announces a special subscription offer ending Saturday November 4. After this date the paper will cost $1.50 per year for everyone and the price will not be reduced again. Act now to secure the lower rate before November 4.
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the Sentinel
Andy Bowen Dead at Home in Pickens
Andy Bowen a respected Black man known as Uncle Andy died at his Pickens home on October 12 1922 aged about 44 years He worked in Clemson College dining room and ran a restaurant for white patrons He was married with no children and left a single heir Funeral services were held at Griffin Ebenezer Baptist Church led by Rev Gandy of Greenville with floral tributes from white and colored residents
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Pickens
Andy Bowen
Andy
Clemson College
Mien
Griffin Ebenezer Baptist Church
Rev
Gandy
Greenville
Old Folks Sing at Smith's Grove Church Next Sunday
A community sing is scheduled at Smith's Grove Church near Hasley all day next Sunday. Residents are invited to bring old hymnals and enjoy a noon dinner with groups named including Christain Karmaony and Temple Stars.
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Smith’s Grove Church
Hasley
Christain Karmaony
Temple
Call Meeting at Rices Creek Baptist Church
The Rices Creek Baptist Church calls a meeting for Saturday Oct. 26 at 8 o clock afternoon to choose a new pastor for the coming year. Church Clerk announces the gathering for all members to attend.
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Rices Creek
Rices Creek Baptist Church
Celock
Dacusville School Sets Attendance Law Start Date
The compulsory school attendance law will go into effect in the Dacusville school district on November 18 1922. W M Ponder is chairman of the board of trustees.
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Dacusville
W. M. Ponder
Chm
Bad
Pickens City Passes Tax Ordinance for Debt and Expenses
The city council of Pickens South Carolina adopts an ordinance to raise funds by levying 0.018 mills on property interest on water works and sewer bonds, and 0.012 mills for current expenses and past indebtedness. Tax books open November 1, 1922, with penalties after January 1, 1923. Signed by Mayor C. I. Cureton and Clerk G. G. Christopher on October 16, 1922.
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Pickens
Baptist Meetings At Pickens Church Draw Growing Attendance
Dr RC Granberry of First Baptist Gaffney leads meetings at Pickens church with strong school appeal. He spoke to students Tuesday morning and fans praise his eloquence. Services run 3 30 PM and 7 15 PM daily with a special Saturday nail collection for boys and girls.
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Pickens Baptist Church
RC. Granberry
First Baptist Church
Gaffney
Granberry
Macon
College Church
Galtney
Collee
Baptist
Dr. Granberry
Building de Walle
Liekens
Death Notices for Mrs. J. A. Pook in Dade City
Friends in Pickens are notified of the recent death of Mrs. J. A. Pook at her home in Dade City. The obituary recalls her sweet gentle Christian character and her community involvement. The bereaved family receives sympathy from many friends.
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Pickens
J. A. Pook
Dade City
End
Lers
Dickhous
Pee
Deen Vemret
Breaved
Early Rural Notes On Outlaw Redmond And Local Walks
The Sentinel notes Dr Field's sketch of outlaw Lewis Redmond and seeks a copy for readers. It praises local youths who enjoy four mile walks and contrasts them with long trips on The Black Snake road. Southern Railway offers reduced round trips to Columbia for the state fair with two special trains scheduled from Spartanburg and Greenville to Columbia.
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Sentinel
Pidd
Lewis Redmond
United States
Field
Pierens
Black Snake
The
Southern Railway
Columbia
Spartanburg
Greenville
Population Growth in Bastatoe Section Noted
The Bastatoe section sees new arrivals as residents welcome several newborns this week. A daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Bruce Gilstrap, a son to Mr and Mrs Lewis Kelly, and another son to Mr and Mrs Ed Nix.
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Bastatoe
Bruce Gilstrap
Lewis Kelly
Ed Nix
School Improvement Club Meets Amid Festival Absences
The School Improvement club met at the school house last Friday afternoon with few attendees due to a fair. Plans were made to hold lunches on Tuesdays and other days at the school to raise funds.
Repair shop opens in former Hilton building across from church
Ray Lynch and Frank Smith launch an automobile repair shop in the building once occupied by W. L. Hilton opposite the Methodist church. The two young mechanics bring experience and optimism as fall mornings turn cool and brisk, renewing energy and spirits.
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Messrs
Ray Lynch
Frank Smith
W. L. Hilton
Methodist Church
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Sarah Ligon
Oscar Reevyes
Agenes Medlin
Cora Lee Crumpton
Mattie Lou Holcombe
Courtney McKinney
Laura Turner
Clarance Parker
Lee Chastain
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Stella Lowe
J. C. Rampey
Bessie Morris
Suse Lowe
Dora Noble
Fred Barrette
Maisie Gantt
Leslie Crumpton
Verner Pace
Bernard Holder
Eula Powell
Beulah Powell
Jessie Ballew
Vivian Spearman
Mary Medlin
Ethelyne Johnson
Martha Aiken
Nellie Pace
Pearlene Riggins
Theodore Spearman
Lois Reece
Lee Pace
Grace Durham
Margaret Oliver
Tot Cannon
Inez Pace
Lois Stewart
Holly Springs School
Twelve Mile Union Meeting
Dacusville School
BE. L
G. B. Hamilton
C. I. Cureton
the Baptist Meetings
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