Central public school opens with speeches and 295 enrolled
Central public school opened Monday with speeches by F B Morgan J H Ramseur B J Johnson and Rev J W Guy. 295 enrolled with 68 in the high school by noon and many more expected this week. Local obituaries note the deaths of Maud Alford and Susan Gillespie. The James L Orr Chapter U D C held elections with officers named for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Public School
F. B. Morgan
J. H. Ramseur
B. J. Johnson
J. W. Guy
C. H. Tinsley
Pickens
R. G. Gaines
Columbia
Certiwal
Maud Alford
W. S. Goodwin
Susan Gillespie
Anderson County
Rheuhama
James L. Orr
Greta
Betty Gaines
B. FE. Allen
J. T. Gassaway
Amanda Patterson
T. P. Duckett
Emily Falls
G. Max Perry
J. N. Morgan
James WW. Lawrence
James H. Gaines
Benjamin J. Johnson
Edward B. Stephens
Joseph T. Werner
Frederick van Cleyton
Richard Lewis
Frederick Garvin
Community News Notes From Pickens Route 3
Rev Ben G Field and daughter from Greenville visited friends and relatives here last weekend. Charleston visitors Mrs A B Looper and son Henry stayed with Mr and Mrs M J Welborn. Greenwood couple Mr and Mrs Marion Pratt spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs T A Kelley. Robert Welborn traveled to Charlotte for business. Lincolnton Ga and Was ley visitors Mrs Paul Ligon and Mrs Crockett Hendricks stayed with the Gravleys. George FE Welborn moved into a new bungalow with neighbors. Beulah Gravely visited Miss Mary Nealey. Guy Keith of Coleney dropped by Tuesday. Elva Stewart and Floride Prince teachers at Twelve Mile spent weekend with families. Walter Gravley of Greenville visited home folks. they were joined by Mrs Welborn's mother Mrs Marrett. Annie Gravely, Martin School teacher, spent weekend at home. Ernest Dorr of Greenville and Charles Ester of Easley visited last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben G. Field
Little Daughter
Greenville
A. B. Looper
Henry
Charleston
M. J. Welborn
Marion Pratt
Greenwood
T. A. Kelley
Robert Welborn
Charlotte
N. C
Paul Ligon
Lincolnton
Crocket Hendricks
Wasley
W. S. Gravley
George FE. Welborn
Beulah Gravely
Mary Nealey
Pickens
Guy Keith
Coleney
Elva Stewart
Floride Prince
Twelve Mile School
Walter Gravley
Townville
Welborn
Marrett
Annie Gravely
Martin School
Ernest Dorr
Charles “Ester
Easley
Liberty
Sibyl Chamblin
Valhalla
Ina Callaham
Ellie Boggs
Piedmont
Mae McClannahan
Greer
Ida Lou Hunter
Belton
Mattie Lee Hunter
Rosmon
Sallie Mae Chamblin
Glassy Mountain
Lonita Borges
Saluda School
Ethel Bush
Zola Hutchins
Marrietta
Mary Borges
Maggie Orr
Flat Rock
Adger Borges
Winnice Lee Thomas
Walter Boors
Ed. Jowen
Pett Chapman
Annie Borps
Messrs
Alferd O'Dell
University of Missouri
W. M. Hunt
Union High School
J. Lewis
Coker College
Laura Blum
Anna Mae Crewe
Irene Jones
Anderson College
Marie Smith
Queens College
Valeria Posey
Agnes
Frank Garreett
S.C. Medical College
Indianna
Alvin Byrd
Gaffney
Draurhons Business Calleste
Bernice
Pearle Rippey
Marion Shelor
Anderson
B. G. Smith
H. K. Knox
Presbyterian Church In
Columbia
L. A. Bopes
Kentucky
Boggs
Herbert Watkins
Lula
Lula Watkins
Dennis Craig
Atlanta
Claire
Reginald Harrison
Miss Strickland
Th Brown
Grace Wolford
Wooodouwl
Ina Callahan
Davis and Garrett Wed in Greenville Ceremony
Mr. Leo J. Davis and Miss Jessie Mae Garrett were married on Wednesday September 13 in Greenville in a small ceremony attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Davis
Jessie Mae Garrett
Greenville
Mrs Rebecca Edens Lynch Dead At 90 After Devoted Life
Obituary notes the 90 year life of Mrs Rebecca Edens Lynch born 1832 in Ooloney near Table Rock. widow of Nathaniel Lynch who died years earlier leaving six children. She supported her family during the Civil War era and remained a devout member of Holly Springs Baptist church for about 50 years. She died September 4 1922 after a hip injury and was buried in Lynch family ground with Rev. F S Childress officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dens
Ooloney
Table Rock
Nathaniel Lynch
W.d. Lynch
Lynch
A. L. Edens
J. P., Lynch
Blanket
Texas
Dora Isdens
Missouri Edens
F. 5. Childress
Holly Springs Baptist Church
Jurors Drawn for Pickens Court Term September 25
The Sentinel lists petit jurors for the next term of general sessions and common pleas at Pickens starting Monday September 25 with Judge Thomas Sease presiding. Names include Hunnicutt Singleton Capps Whitmire Welborn Anthony Murphee McCoy Evatt Hames etc. The notice notes the county's escalation in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas
Pickens
Thomas 8S. Sease
Whitmire
Robert M Welborn
Anthony
Murphee
P McCoy
Evatt
R_I
Hames
Thomas G
T Hanna P
Cemp Johnson
Oscar Garrett
T N Smith
Lesley
FE Hendricks
DT Golightly
Ramey
JC McCrayy
James A Howe
Chastain
JN Liggon JR Keith
McLeod Wins South Carolina Democratic Governor Primary
Thomas G. McLeod defeated Cole L. Blease by 14 280 votes in the second primary, 100 114 to 85 834, with 185 048 total votes, the largest in state Democratic history. James H. Hope beat John E. Swearingen for education chief, 104 978 to 76 865. McLeod carried 38 counties to Blease 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. McLeod
Cole L. Blease
N. N. Edmunds
State Democratic Executive Committee
Mon- Guy
Edmunds
McLeod
Blease
James H. Hope
John E. Swearingen
South Carolina
Aiken
Anderson
Berkeley
Charleston
Cherokee
Clarendon
Coleton
Dorchester
Florence
Lee
Pickens
Saluda
York
Singing Conventions Invite Area Singers Across Townships
The Central Township Singing Convention meets at Fairview Methodist church on the fourth Sunday at 2 30 PM with invitations to Hurricane and Liberty Townships. Picken Township joins Secona next Sunday at 2 PM. Pickens County Singing Convention gathers Cross Roads Baptist church north of Easter on October 7 and 8 with dinner. Hurricane Township convenes at Prater's Creek church on October 1 starting 10 AM with old people singing Christian Harmony and dinner on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House County Probate
Cross Roads
Glenwood Mill
Calhoun
Maplecroft Mill
Mile Creek
Praters Creek
Pickens
Lfne
Contra
Pumpkintown
Dacusville
Easley
Easley Mill
Liberty
Norris
Tao
Cross Plains
Shady Grove
Peters Creek
Central Township
Fairview
Picken Township
Secona
W. . Lewis
Pickens County
Hurricane Township
Prater’s Creek
Entertainment at Mica School House Fundraiser
An entertainment and ice cream supper will be held at Mica School House 4 West on Thursday night September 21. A small ad fee will be collected with proceeds to fund local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica School House
William Andrew Satterfield Dies After Long Illness
William Andrew Satterfield, age 56 10 8, died August 31 1922 after years of declining health. He leaves wife and three daughters Margaret Whitlock Nora and Lela, brothers J M and B D Satterfield, N D Satterfield, sister Jane Satterfield, six mile Baptist church member of sixteen years. Funeral held Sept 1 at Six Mire cemetery led by Rev B C Atkinson. mourners noted for devotion and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrew — Satterfield
Mr. Satterfield
Margaret Whitlock
Nora
Lela Satterfield
J. M
B. D. Satterfield
Six Mile
N. D. Satterfield
Easley
Jane Satterfield
B. C. Atkinson
Six Mire
Honor Roll Vagoggo School Grades One to Seven
The list records honor roll pupils at Vagoggo School across grades one through seven. Named students include First Grade Findley Hudson Yates Ramey Anderson, Second Grade Ward Ramey Watson Reece Anderson, Third Grade Hadson Findley Watson Ward Spearman, Fifth Grade Hoyt Hudson, Sixth Grade Ward Watson, Seventh Grade Aiken Parsons Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versa Findley
Vera Hudson
Edna Yates
Eula Ramey
Kula Anderson
Marriage announced for Ed Davis and Margaret Roeers
A marriage is announced for Ed Davis of Masley and Margaret Roeers of Masley. They wed on the 16th at 8 p m at Rev BP Mitchells home. The couple are noted as popular and wish for happiness and many years together. They left immediately for Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Mitchell
Ed. &. Davis
Mise Margaret Roeers
Masley
Asheville
Jane Iow Poly
Liberty school notes list teachers and students departing
The Liberty school report names twenty two teachers leaving this season and twenty four students from Liberty and nearby colleges. It lists departures from Lib erty including Sibyl Chamblin Valhalla Ina Callaham and Ellie Boggs with others, and notes students at Greenville Womans College Mount Holyoke College and Clemson among others. The piece mentions social events a birthday party at the Brown House and a church meeting as local items.
Two Inmates Foiled in Prison Escape Attempt
In Columbia on Sept 12 prison guards stopped two inmates from escaping through a chair factory window at 12:30 pm. C. D. Cooper serving life for murder and Wade H. Ballew serving a manslaughter sentence were found with sawed bars and had planned to flee. Both had prior escape attempts and recent riot involvement. Guard detail spotted them near the canal bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
C. C. Roberts
C. D. Cooper
Marlboro County
Wade H. Ballew
Pickens County
Cooper
Ballew
Arison
Roberts
Canal Bank
Six Mile Academy Opens with 150 Students
The Six Mile Baptist Academy opened on September 4 with 150 students enrolled. The school houses both Academy and Public School departments up to eleventh grade and features a strong teacher corps, emphasis on athletics, a new tennis court, and a plan aimed at college preparation and character development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six Mile Baptist Academy
Immackens School Opening Postponed Notice
The Pickens High School opening is postponed to September 25 due to building and equipment not ready by the first date. Examinations will be held on September 26 and patrons are urged to attend the opening and assist with report cards and student excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pickens High School
Porter Jones wed in Ambler area ceremony
Mr G S Porter of the Ambler section and Mrs Lhcena Jones of the Six Mile section were married on Sunday September 17 1922 with Rev R A Hudson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Porter
Ambler
Lhcena Jones
Six Mile
Rev
R. A. Hudson
Local youths honored with gifts after friendly athletic event
Hilton and Owen Mills along with Harold Butr nette Olin and Parker Mauldin and others led the clad boys in several lively frames. After the games, ice cream was served under syreedinge trees as varied prized gifts were presented to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Owen Mills
Harold Butrnette
Olin
Parker Mauldin
Wallace Cantrell
J. D
Clarence
Carl Smith
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Newsy
Mrs
Rebecca Edens Lynch
Sease
Petit Jurors
Ene
H G Hunnicutt
John E Singleton
W L Capps
BF Dobertson
T Wughey
E Oscar Smith
Capel
Looper
Mullinax
DC Mann
AG King
G M Dobinson
Jee
S$ Bagwell Jr
Reines
D Simmons
Frank Welborn
Stanley Morgan
John W
Stephens John i
Friddle
Griffin
JW Smith, Jr
T Massengill
Parsons McKfree
Thurston Kinsler
R Edefis
John I
Childs
Hester
Jack M
Jig Fowler
McCollum
JB Chapman
Thomas Rothell
RP Addington
Garrick
Merck
Coly
Owens J
Black
Holliday
Lathem
MT Jones
Dewy
Sentigel
Molen
County
Entertainment
Mica School
William Andrew Satterfield
Vagoggo School
Liberty News
Seneen
T. J. Parsons
Aversville
Methodist Church
J. SP. Bannister
Gertrude Allaway
Chartle
John Shirley
T. A. Gary
Gary
Sentinel
Geo. E. Templeton
Brown House
Dosoon Herschel Brown
Jocenh Hlousehol
Paul Brown
Doxie Bowes
Wil Lene
Dohn
Willan
SIX Mile Academy
Immckens
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