Liberty Loan drive planning in Pickens County
The meeting on Tuesday featured Rev E T township chair and state organizer introducing Mrs J P Carey Jr who wore army attire and urged patriotic duty. She outlined county preparations for the Fourth Liberty Loan and named county committee members including Mrs Gertrude Matthews Easley and Miss Edna Earle Pickens with Mrs J P Carey Jr as committee chair.
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Tueser
P. Carey, Jr
E.T
Ver
Workers of the Liberty Loan
South Carolina
Pickens County
Gertrude Matthews
Easley
Jim Ramseur
Central
Eva Holcombe
Dacusville
Jane Hendricks
Pumpkintown
J. L. Willis
Six Mile
Edna Earle
Pickens
Elizabeth Mauldin
Hasley
Flora Kelley
R. Fk
Clarice Porter
J. P.carey, Jr
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Ben F. Day
Six Mile Items Highlight Opening At Six Mile Academy
Six Mile academy opened with about thirty boarding students and high expectations. Dr. Fletcher of Furman University gave the opening address as a large crowd attended. Floyd Powell was ordained as minister and the B Y P U was reorganized with Powell as president and officers named. Lightning killed a mule at John Roberts barn. Mrs. S L Griffin of Greenville suffers typhoid fever at her parents’ home.
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Six Mile Academy
Iseavera
Fletcher
Furman University
Six Mile
Floyd Powell
Langston
State Mission Board
Leona Ray
Helen Knox
Billy Glasco
Adah Hamilton
John Roberts
S. L. Griffin
Greenville
E.M. Bolding
Pickens Association Plans Meeting at Pleasant Grove Church
The program for the Pickens Association gathering at Pleasant Grove Church lists devotional at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. B. G. Kield, with a general discussion on the spiritual condition of churches led by Rev. E. M. on.
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The
Pickens Association
Pleasant Grove
A. M. Simmons
B. G. Kield
E. M
Bride Adorns Blue Suit for Ceremony at Columbia Home
The bride wore a tailored blue suit with matching hat and carried a shower bouquet. Mrs Longis, a popular 1917 Winthrop College graduate, is described as charming. The groom, a Davidson and UVA alumnus, enlisted while a Chicago University student. They soon left for a northern honeymoon and will reside in Columbia where Lieut. Long is stationed.
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Longis
Winthrop College
A. M. Simmons Urges Church Discipline and Year Round Plans
A. M. Simmons argues today that churches lack discipline and spiritual vitality. He urges unity prayer and year round preaching with bi monthly services, a monthly conference, and regular Sunday school to sustain revival and avoid spiritual deadness. He pledges to promote these plans verbally wherever he goes.
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Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
A. M. Simmons
Finley Wins Pickens County Seat In Second Primary
Mr. Finley thanks Pickens County voters for electing him county commissioner for four years. He pledges to improve roads and urges unity with opponents. The note lists local campaign officials and mentions Boy Scout cooperation with Liberty Loan efforts and Treasury stance on youth bond selling. The Sentinel subscription offer is included.
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Pickens County
Jor A. Finley
Boy Scout Organization
Liberty Loan Organization
Ideal Committees
Treasury Department
Report of August expenditures through the supervisor's office
The August 1918 financial report shows cash on hand at $1,036,145 and lists numerous expenditures to individuals such as Edna Earle, RT Hallam, and Elisha Youngblood, plus payments to roads, bridges, supplies, and various officials including magistrates and constables. The document details names, services, and amounts across education, road work, bridge work, and aid to soldiers, reflecting county fiscal activity for the month.
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Edna Earle
RT Hallam
Pickens Railroad
Stephens
Obie Mansell
W H Stewart
Mack Blackstone
National Office Supply Co
Andrew Kirksey
Elisha
Youngblood
J M Jamison
Anse
RiGantrell
Eee
Euuel J B Friddle
Enee
Bd Stewart
LaBoon
Howard
Mary Rowland Sidite
Staten
Edens
Uimey Gadees
Chas Sanders
Seid
Blassingame
Pees
Beccu
Chapman
Dillard Bridge
Jle'Garrick
Jones
Bryant
Billingsly
Boggs
Jake Nabors
McCollum
M Bolding
Miessean
Doris
T Dorr
M Lusk
Rebecca Reeves
H Johnson
JO Weehappell
J M Lawrence
Seal Pea
R H Davidson
JT Hendrix
Scrape
OC Evatt
Scrape Hand
Sul H al
Bascom Fryatt
Herman Kelly
HE Miller
Cem Garrett
Mack Finley
Voceites Viitis
USA
Bagwell
Vaicenies
Bowen
Outapa
Couch
Anders
P Crenshaws
Reuben Burgess
T Winley
Earl Julian
Upasus Secura
J T Brathher
Kennemore
Walter Cochran
D Duncan
T Earle
Eerie Ar Nas
J A Skelton
Lowrance
McAlister
BO H A Nealy
Constable
Costsi
B Murphy
Elliott-Fisher Co
J I McKinney
Nina Elu
Murphree
U Benes
JW Connelly
J E Hughes
M W Simmons
Greenville County Highway Commission
Saluda Bridge
Bivens & Co
G Gilstrap
ST Garrison
Eugene Edens
Scrape Man
Bengon Gilstrap
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Court House
Cantrell
W Griffin
John Rosaemond
Powers
Lee
J Stewart
Craig Bros. Company
Texas Company
Gras
PC Mall
Mienburg
JE Cooper
Sam Wilson
P Gilstrap
C Bolding
Edwin Stansell
Josiah Lynch
Enos Sidens
Ray Lynch
JB Rolding
T Nelson
WA Griffin
M 'T Jones
T Stewart
If Louis
D Nally
BF Murphree
OS Stewart
CC P
Peyeyseueiuien
Moseley
Paarela
I Matheny
Townes
Rawam S de Sheptien Aeenseeal
Obie Maneel
Pi Estetea Rey Cen
Bad Encens
Hague
Pickens
Elisha Youngblood
M Brazeale
Cavas
R Cantrell
Nh Tata
Scians Mak
Corey Nessdel
Elizabet
Maullin
de ‘Mons
W.L. Matheny
Preaching Announcements and Clothing Campaign by Red Cross
W J Langston calls sermons at Smiths Grove on Sept 21 11am Golden Creek Sept 21 3 30pm Sinon Sept 22 11am Rice Creek Sept 22 3 30pm The Red Cross to collect 5000 tons of used clothing for Belgians Sept 23 30 Every household urged to send garments for all ages and sexes Even worn items welcome including scraps leather for shoe mending Woolen goods hats shirts and pajamas acceptable Notable quotes from Pickens county women praised Further detailed statement promised by I H Mauldin See Pickens County Chapter Secretary
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W. J. Langston
Smith’s Grove
Golden Creek
Sinon
Rice’s Creek
Red Cross
Pickens County
Mauldin
Second Primary Results in County Election Declare Winners
The County Executive Committee on September 12 1918 announced the second primary results from September 10 1918. Elected officials include State Senate Frank K Alexander Representative J S Leopard Supervisor J T McKinney. Commissioners Joe A Finley John I Lesley. Coroner S I Mauldin. Magistrate Liberty Township J M Garrett Eastatoe Township P G Bowie. County Chairman N A Christopher. Secretary W C Smith. Extensive financials and road bridge work payments listed.
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Au. m
State Senate
Frank IK. Alexander
J. 5. Leopard
J.T. McKinney
Joe A. Finley
John I. Lesley
S. I. Mauldin
Liberty Township
J. M. Garrett
Eastatoe
P. G. Bowie
Maximum Price For Picking Cotton
The administration notes labor shortages from the war and considers crop prices amid shortages. Officials evaluate likely impact on cotton picking costs and market adjustments as the war continues.
County Food Administrator Appoints A. Sam and J. A. Bows
J A Bows and A Sam are named to county food administration roles in grai county. The appointment underscores local efforts to manage food distribution and relief operations amid ongoing shortages and advisory guidelines.
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J. A. Bows
Sam 2B
Grai
Leopard thanks Pickens voters for state legislature seat
Mr Leopard expresses sincere gratitude to Pickens county voters for electing him to the state legislature. He pledges to act with honesty and to worthily represent the people, while urging support for The Sentinel’s printing services.
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Pickens County
Leopard
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Sentinel
H. Hin Fd
Enesee
Easle Lum
Bet
Chens Lu
Iit
Acre
N. A. Christopher
W.C. Smith
Mr. Leopard
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