Local items and ads in The Sentinel note renewals and events
Locals urge renewals for The Sentinel while noting new advertisements. Weldon Christopher returns to work after a threatened pneumonia attack. Liberty businessman CG Gantt visits the county seat. Dr Olymph of Anderson set for September 22 with ad in another column. Gantt Furniture Co. in Liberty showcases a giveaway of piano parlor furniture and a mattress. The first bale of cotton ginned by Reece’s gin goes to R H Herd. Pickens county Palestine school district votes to issue bonds for a new building. Pickens school opens next Monday with encouragement for prospective students to attend and register.
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Palestine School District
Pickens County
Armistice Day plans discussed for Pickens event
Announcement notes plans for an Armistice Day celebration in Pickens to be detailed later. Residents may submit suggestions to Dr. George Gureton. Local wildlife reports mention opossums roaming Pickens. Eleanor Crane died at 10 months, funeral held by Rev. F. T. Cox. Samuel Skelton, a native of Calhoun in Pickens, died by self inflicted gunshot in Greenville.
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Pickens
George ‘Gureton
Eleanor Elizabeth Crane
Will Crane
F. T. Cox
Samuel Skelton
Greenville
Calhoun
Pickens County
S. O. Skelton
Liberty
Sermon Signals Collective Action Against Social Trends
In a Sunday sermon Mr. Compton plainly suggested that the country would be better off if about ten thousand of those bob-haired short-dress hand painted butterflies could be shipped to some unspecified destination. The remark reflects a provocative stance on contemporary fashions and social behavior.
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Mr. Compton
Free piano offer for schools by Gantt Furniture Co
Local brief lists specials from Gantt Furniture Co of Liberty offering a high class piano free to schools with details. Also notes on used items, seeds, oats, rye, and a series of lost articles and reward offers across Easley and Liberty with owner contact locations.
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Gantt Furniture Co. of Liberty
Old-fashioned daughters become mothers of a new generation
Claude Hester of Pickens holds the agency for E Z cleaner a scientific preparation for cleaning clothing rugs carpets baths sinks tiling marble weed work glass cooking utensils and upholstering It is safe for fabrics and skin and is priced at 50c a quart to introduce here.
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Claude Hester
Pickens
Claude
Election Notice For Bonds In Kings School District 25
A petition signed by more than one third of the district’s freeholders prompts a September 24 1921 election on issuing bonds of 1000 dollars for school improvements. Bonds run twenty years at 6 percent, voters in the district may vote for or against. Polls open 8 am to 4 pm. Election managers named E P Merck C K Pressley R M Garrett.
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South Carolina
Pickens
Kings
Board of Trustees of
E P Merck
C K Pressley
R M Garrett
Kings School District
W G Hendricks
J T Hollis
W M .Volrath
New Restaurant Opens in Pickens
J. P. Gantt announces a new first class restaurant opening next to A. C. Gravley’s store in Pickens. He invites court week visitors to stop in and will pay cash market price for fresh country eggs.
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A. C. Gravley
Pickens
Copper-Clad range sale announced by Gantt Furniture Co
Liberty shoppers are told to watch for a Copper-Clad range sale at Gantt Furniture Co beginning September 19. The advertisement emphasizes a special sale event on the famous stove.
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Gantt Furniture Co. Liberty
Notice to heirs for administration of Frank E. Alexander estate
N A Christopher probate judge cites Ada C Alexander to show cause at Pickens Court House on September 16 1921 why letters of administration on the estate and effects of Frank E Alexander should not be granted. The notice is dated September 6 1921 in Pickens County South Carolina.
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County of
Pickens
N. A. Christopher
Ada C. Alexander
Frank E. Alexander
Pickens Court House
S. C
Pickens County
5. C
Notice of Bond Election in Twelve Mile School District 89
Trustees order a bond issue of 2000 dollars not exceeding four percent of district assessed valuation. Election set Sept 24 1921, 8 am to 4 pm, voters residing in the district may vote on the question with ballots marked For Bonds or Against Bonds. Signatories include D P Hudson Ed Brazeale J M Christopher and P Long.
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Twelve Mile
Board of Trustees
D. P. Hudson
Ed Brazeale
J. M. Christopher
Twelve Mile School District No
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the Sentinel
Weldon Christopher
CG. L.gantt
Dr. Olymph
Anderson
Gantt Furniture Co., of
Reece
R. H. Herd
J. H. Bruce
Johnson
Sentinel Office
Pickens Drug CO
Pickens, S. C
Pickens, S.C
Gem of the Foothills
A. G. Reece
Oxford
Ed Wilson
Alice Mill
Easley
Mary A. Bogis
Folger & Hendricks
Glenn's
M. N. Simmons
Texas
S. B. Edens
W. F. Hendricks
A. C. Sutherland
J. P. Gantt
Durham
P. Long
Watemans
Thermos
R. E. Lewis
Dr. Glymph
Anderson, S. C
Keowee Pharmacy
Hunter’s Pharmacy
Pickens Cabinet Works
J. W. Hendricks
Ead
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