Local Notes From Pickens County Voice Community Roundup
Locals report visits by the Brazeales and Miss Henderson in Pickens. W C Mann opens a law office above Johnson's store. Cotton sold for 21 cents a pound by Folger and Hendricks. Church services announced. Political notices mention possible candidates after a vacancy. Teachers and students noted, with Proctor McCall and Prof McCall praised. Local commerce updates include Folger/Hendricks buying goods in New York and upcoming sale of a touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Childress
Pickens
Folger & Hendricks
Pickens School Opens September 19 With Expanded Facilities
Pickens high and graded school begins 1921-22 on September 19 with an added eleventh grade and two new teachers. Building upgrades include reconfigured auditorium into three rooms and a lab space, plus complete chemical and physical apparatus for sixteen units. Superintendent Hagen enters his third year as faculty expands to seven teachers across primary elementary and high school levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens High and Graded School
Pickens
Pickens School
W. F. Hagen
Sarah Tharmer
Grace Mathews
Florence Stewart
Nellie Grandy
Adam. Alexander
Prof
Hagen
Mary Morris
Ruth Diggs
Gladys Parsons
Pickens Bank to buy seed wheat for farmers
County Agent T A Bowen reports the Pickens Bank will purchase a car load of seed wheat at cost for fall planting in Pickens county to help farmers face boll weevil damage. Seed from Tennessee at about $2.00 per bushel will be available through listed local outlets with orders due by Saturday September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Bowen
Pickens
Pickens County
Pickens Bank
Bowen
Tennessee
Community notes from Central Route area parish life
Protracted church services end with nine new members five Methodist and four Baptist. Visitors include blind musicians Miss Lillie Stodders and Mr Myr Lumpkin. locals greet their departure. Nearby a death saddens Mrs. W B Whitmire as John Thomas of Nine Times dies. Social exchanges feature visits among families in Newry, Lincoln ton and Greenville. Marriage of Eudie Gantt and Marie Finley announced. readers invited to write more correspondents to boost The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pickens
Messrs
Lawrence
Jeffcoats
Lumpkin
Lillie Stodders
Valhalla
Myr
Miss Stodders
Luther Hammond
Luther, Jr
New Hope
Oconee County
Sue Craig
Keowee
W. B. Whitmire
John Thomas
Thomas
Raymond Wallace
Lincolntton
N. C
W. S. Gantt
R. A. Alexander
Josie Gantt
Newry
Alice Mulkey
Gladys
Hazel
Toledo Alexander
Death of Infant Summey
Leon Summey eleven months old son of Rev M E Summey died August 27 after a two week illness. Funeral services led by Capt J T Taylor August 28 at Mt Carmel cemetery Oconee county. The Sentinel extends sympathy to the bereaved parents and thanks friends for kindness during their trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
M. E. Summey
Mt. Carmel
Oconee County
J. T. Taylor
the Sentinel
Summer
Local Social Chance Rumors And Visits In Dacusville
Miss Myrtle Middleton spent a week with friends in Greenville. Numerous local families, including the Williams, Farr, Gossett, and Ponder households, hosted visits and Sunday gatherings. Mozell Woolen returned to North Carolina after weeks with Will Freeman, and Helen Holcombe studies in Brevard. Wedding bells are anticipated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Middleton
Greenville
Grace
Lucile ¥Arr
L. B. Williams
F. B. Ponder
Cedar Mountain
John Williams
Magmie
Amber Williams
J. P. Farr
Lydia
Junie Gossett
Far
N. C
Grady Jones
Bynum
Walker Jones
Notice to show cause for Ada Alexander administration
The State of South Carolina Pickens County Probate Judge N A Christopher cites kin and creditors of Frank E Alexander to appear at Pickens Court House on September 16, 1921 at 11 a.m. to show why letters of administration should not be granted. The notice is dated September 6 1921.
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South Carolina
Pickens
N. A. Christopher
Ada GC. Alexander
Frank E. Alexander
Frank Sk. Alexander
Pickens Court House
S. C
Pickens County
5. C
Notice of Bond Election in Twelve Mile School District
The Twelve Mile School District No 39 trustees order a bond election for September 24 1921 to decide on issuing 2500 in bonds for school improvement. Bonds run twenty years at six percent interest. Only district residents may vote from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on ballots marked For Bonds or Against Bonds. Election managers are D P Hudson Ed Brazeale J M Christopher.
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Twelve Mile
D. P. Hudson
Ed Brazeale
J. M. Christopher
Honor Roll of Wolf Creek School Readers
The list shows students named for honor roll across grades from first to ninth. Names include Helen Lewis Cecil Brezeale Orie Lee Nix Cleo Gibson Marie Sni der Evie Kay Clarence Stephens Artie Mae Nix Freeman Gillespie Walter Thomas Hovey Stephens Bessie Turner Hattie Reed Pauline Brezeale Orah Hughes Wallace Thomas Fletcher Durham Ruth Stephens Louise Brezeale Frances Lewis Veda Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lewis
Cecil Brezeale
Orie Lee Nix
Cleo Gibson
Marie Snider
Evie Kay
Clarence Stephens
Artie Mae Nix
Freeman Gillespie
Walter Thomas
Hovey Stephens
Bessie Turner
Hattie Reed
Pauline Brezeale
Orah Hughes
Wallace Thomas
Fletcher Durham
Ruth Stephens
Louise Brezeale
Frances Lewis
Veda Lewis
Seed Oats and Rye Arrive from Easley South Carolina
A car load shipment brings Appler seed oats Texas Red Rust Proof Fulghum oats Abruzzi and common rye to Fin ley Whitmire Easley S C for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Pickens County Singing Convention At Mountain View Church
The Pickens county singing convention will meet at Mountain View church between Pickens and Six Mile on September 24 and 26 starting at 10 o clock daily. Singers from Greenville Anderson and Oconee invited and expected. Rev. D W Hiatt will attend both days with dinner on the ground each day. Everyone invited. McD Bolding pres S C Chapman sec and treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
Mountain View Church
Pickens
Six Mile
Greenville
Anderson
Oconee
D. W. Hiatt
McD
Bolding
Pres
S. C. Chapman
Sec
Treas
Picnic at Maynard Planned for Sept 9
A school picnic will be held at Maynard next Friday September 9 with speeches dinner singing and baseball on the program. Former students and friends of the school are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
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Tom Brazeale
Clayton, Ga
S. F. Curtis
Bob Craig
Miss Jewell Henderson
Mrs. R. L. Henderson
W. C. Mann, Esq
Johnson
Jewell
Bonnie Henderson
Asheville
Pickens Baptist Church
Alexander
E. Frank Looper
J. Hovey Earle
W. C. Mann
E. P. McCravey
H H. Carpenter
Beulah
John Joe Mckall
Florence
Columbia University
New York
John
N. M. Boggs
Clalhoun
Bovps
St. Matthews
Ernest Folger
Folger
Hendricks
Moleer
Giants
Yankees
Care Sentinel
Durham
M.N. Sinmions
Pickens Drug CO
Pickens, S. C
Easley—Finley & Whitmire
Garrison Wyatt
Liberty—Liberty Bank
Central—Hobbs-Henderson Co
Six Mile Bank
Dacusville
N. B. Williams
Coleney
S. B. Edens
Norris—C. C. Burroughs
Cateechee—Company
Pickens—Pickens Bank
Pickens R. 2
J. M. Garrett's
County of
Wolf Creek School
Singing Convention
Watemans
Thermos
R. E. Lewis
Olid Price
Detroit
H. P. Sitton, JR
FORD
A Ag
J. W. Hendricks
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