Dacusville News Highlights Local Moves and Church Progress
Prof J F Lupo and bride moved to the Dacusville area and plan to open school Monday. Various residents, including Leota Ponder and Mattie Bruce, visit Greenville. Nine Forks church reports 22 accessions with baptisms planned in Saluda river. Local illnesses and travel notes accompany updates on homes, saw mill work, and school enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Lupo
Greenville
Joseph L. Looper
Leota
Ponder
John H. Bowen
Mattie Bruce
Florence McDaniel
Arthur Christopher
E. M. Thomas
Bessie Thomas
J. A. Philpot
B. F. McDaniel
J. A. Robinson
Henry McDaniel
Washington
Martha Fortner
Six Mile Baptist Academy Opens With Faculty and Students
Six Mile Baptist Academy opened Monday with a strong enrollment of bright students. Faculty includes Prof. S. E. Garner Prof. J. Ts. Wikis Miss Mattie Belle Jones and Miss Agnes Brown. The student body forms a literary society with officers led by President Jackson Stansell and others. The school plans Sunday afternoon society work and recent preaching events are noted alongside faculty and student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. EK. Garner
J. Ts. Wikis
Mattie Belle Jones
Agnes Brown
Jackson Stansell
Sargeant Griffin
Nell Crawford
Mattie Dillard
J. I. Willis
W. B. Thorn
Six Mile Church
Pleasant Hill
Six Mile News Highlights Local Social and School Updates
Ruth Robinson and Misses Sadie and Mary Pierce have returned to Greenwood after visiting W L Pressley of Six Mile. A Friday school box party raised 26 dollars to help pay a debt, with praise for teachers Zoe Ziegler McAlister and Mrs. Bowen. Nora McAlister joins the sixth and seventh grade faculty at Anderson College. The region saw visits from B F Fredericks, Ki L Hamilton, J M Gambrell, and others, with baptisms postponed due to weather and planned for September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pressley
Six Mile
Ruth Robinson
Sadie
Mary Pierce
Greenwood
Zoe Ziegler
McAlister
Robert E. Bowen
Nora McAlister
Anderson College
B. F. Fredericks
South Georgia
Oconee County
Maybelle Mauldin
Nettie Reeves
Ware Shoals
Huckabee
Frank
A. Sheriff
Brock
Mr. Williams
Cateechee
Elmer
Essie Clayton
Liberty
Billy
Maddox
H. KE. Sheldon
Gignilliatt & Co
Seneca
Charles Atkinson
Golden Creek Baptist Church
Hunter’s Mill
Mr. Atkinson
John Meredith
Central
R. M. Baker
B. H. Duncan
W. L
C. K. Pressly
Alonzo Arthurs
Texas
Sam Garrett
Pelzer
W. M. Walker
The
Baptist Church
C. H. Billingsly
Whitewater
Mountains
Prohibition Rally Planned at Lawrence Chapel Next Sunday
A call invites all residents to a Prohibition rally at Lawrence Chapel on Sunday September 12 at 11 a.m. The event will feature a Sunday School with songs and recitations and addresses from prominent speakers. Enzi Myers urges countywide participation to keep South Carolina dry on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chapel
South Carolina
Pickens
Enzi Myers
Mr Carmel News Notes Highlights And Local Travels
Mr Leigh Hunt and family toured Asheville in a Ford touring car covering about 150 miles in a day and returning via Spartanburg. The W O W picnic drew 250 to 300 despite bad weather with Sovereigns Daniel Craig and Hiatt giving addresses. The new fire proof clerk of court vault at Pickens county was completed and put to use improving paper storage and office layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
L. L. Smith
Mt. Carmel
Bird Hunt
San Antonio
Texas
Oconee
Greenville
Hunt
Homor
Frank Lenhardt
Yellowstone Park
Lenharat
Rockies
Pickens County
Pretty Wedding Joins Miss McDaniel and Mr Holly
Miss Kizian Louise McDaniel married Mr George BE Holly in a morning ceremony at the bride’s father’s suburban home. Rev D W Hiatt officiated as relatives and friends gathered, with the couple to reside at 234 EB Georgia Avenue in Atlanta after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kizian Louise McDaniel
George BE. Holly
J. H. G. McDaniel
Feddie McDaniel
R. Se. Lewis
W.L. Matheney
G. T. Mauldin
B. T. McDaniel
Q. I. Cureton
B. G. Moore
Forest City
N. C
J. H. G. McDaniel, Jr
Clara Smith
Elinor Knight
Holly
Atlanta
Georgia Avenue
Avery Looper Resigns for New Role in Greenville Firms
Avery Looper resigns from C. D. Stradley & Co. of Greenville to join Hobbs Henderson Co. of Greenville. He will begin his new duties on September 10 and invites Pickens county friends to call on him in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Looper
Pickens County
C. D. Stradley & Co
Greenville
Hobbs-Henderson Co
Greenville man thanks helpers after stuck car in river
W Tl Garrett of Greenville attempted to ford the Whitewater river near Hinkles last Wednesday. His Imperial car became stuck and Dover Hinkle and friends helped pull him out. Garrett thanks Hinkle and the others for their aid calling the car capable of nothing but not swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tl. Garrett
Greenville
Whitewater
Hinkle
Dover Hinkle
Garrett
Mr. Hinkle
Prohibition Voting Next Tuesday in Pickens County
Pickens County residents are urged to vote on prohibition next Tuesday September 14. Clemson College opens September 8 with old students reporting first. A note of local deaths includes Nathaniel Duncan Confederate veteran near Easley. Funeral at Cedar Rock. Southern Railway doubles track work to run near Easley. Community updates include visits by Uncle Daniels Winchester and the death of H N Ortner. Pant Durham meeting begins September 12 near the court house with Prof John A Durham and a gospel singer. All Christians urged to attend, pray, sing, and support the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Duncan
Easley
Cedar Rock
J. D. Holler
Southern Railway
Greenville
Central
Dan’l
Winchester
Sentinel
Mr. W
Pant-Durham
Court House
Fant
John A. Durham
Local notes sketch Hogwallow life and fishing lore
In Hogwallow Oconee County Sam Craig of Pickens fished the creek banks but drew a blank as fish appeared tired at night. Clair Hancock offers new spectacles, while Miss Iatie Belcher orders banana perfume. Tickville hosts a peace lecture that ends in a street scuffle as Ray Barlow’s social standing wavers. The Blind man from Calf Ribs visits Tickville depot to hear the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Henstep
Sam Craig
Pickens
Clair Hancock
Iatie Belcher
Kit Smith
Gander Creek Bridge
Tickville
Ray Barlow
Calf Ribs
Prohibition Rally Draws Large Crowd in Pickens
The Eggene gathering on September 2 drew about a thousand people. Speakers included Colie Sealorn W. Upshaw and J. J. Wiggins. Prohibition banners, a big dinner, and enthusiastic crowd followed a day of speeches and music by the Easley mill band. Prohibition sentiment grows in Pickens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
Piedmont
Eggene
Hasley Band
Will D. Upshaw
Court House Grove
D. W. Hiatt
J. C. Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Colie Sealorn
Pickens
Bethea
W.C. Mann
Six Mile
University of South Carolina
Atlanta
Georgia
J. J. Wiggins
Methodist Church
Goldberg
Easley Mill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dacusville
Six Mile Baptist Academy
B. Fallan
M. J. Stannell
B. Atkinson
J. FE
W. B. Thern
M. Jackson Stansell
Alice Cotton Mill
Messrs
D. Mann
Furman Davis
Clemson Gallenes
Gray Iive
Norris
A. J. Dillard
Thomas Smith
Nora
Robert
Augusta
John Cook
the Sentinel
Mr. Carmel
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Prohibition
Clemson College
Clemson
H. N. Ortner
Old Soldiers’ Home
Columbia
Pleasant Grove Church
J. J. Foster
Hogwallow, Oconee Co
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