The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-27

Miss Essie Earle has returned
from pleasant visit to relatives at
Westminster.
-Protracted services will begin at
Secona Friday night before the first
Sunday in August.
"A special meeting will begin at
Porter's Chapel tue first Sunday in
August at eleven o'clock.
Prof. Med. Weams will sing at
Seconath the LIST Sunday. AS it is preach.
ing day good crowd should be pres.
ent.
Miss Irene Clarke, the efficient
and popular music teacher of Liber-
ty, spent Sunday with friends in
Pickens.
Mrs. George Latimer and sons,
George and Tom, of Chester, have
been on visit to relatives in Pickens
the past week.
Work was begun Monday on
Mrs. N. E. Thornley's house. The
old hotel will be converted into q
modern residence of attractive APP
pearance
John Lesley, Singing John, "
will conduct the singing during the
special meeting at Tabor, and Rev.
M. l.. Banks, of Easley, will assist in
the preaching. Let everybody come.
Remember the meeting begins fifth
Sunday in July
The season of the year has come
when liberal supply of lime about
hog pens and other places of filth
may prevent fever Should no fever
arise, the pleasing effect on the olfac
tory nerves would at least counter
balance the insignificant cost of the
lime.
Mr. William Burdine. former
citizen of Pickens county, accom-
panied by his brother, Thomas, was
in Pickens yesterday, circulating
among his old friends. Mr.. Burdine
left this county twenty-nine years
ago, and is cordially greeted by mis-
| trends on his return.
The State Teachers Association
which met in Rock Hill last week was
the most largely attended for years.
Pickens was represented by Me9srs.
j.. Z. Boggs, r. Il. Hallum and w. e.
Dendy. Mr.. Boggs made most
captivating address during tho con
ference on the subject of CHORAL Sen
timent"
james M. Ferguson, who is
manager Of the retail department of
the Barr Hardware Co., of Green
vile, was iu Pickens Tuesday. He
has been down with an attack of fever,
and has come to visit his father,
Capt John Ferguson, with view to
recuperating on the hills of his ma
tivity.
~' Rev. ID. w. Hiott is at Martin,
Gn. this week conducting meeting.
Hiss appointments for Sunday at the
Baptist church were most acceptably
filed 10y Rev. A. Christopher, Of Eas-
ley. Mr.. Christopher is young man
OF great earnestness, and breaches
with much zeal aud power He gives
fiattering promise of becoming a
light in the ministry.
There will be an educational raj
ly and picnic at Six Mile the 5th of
August. Several speakers will be
present on this OCCASION. Among
thep1~@iil he Profs. R. II. Hallum and
ivy. Il. Dendy, T. j. @Iauldin, Rev
Posey, j. 9. Garrett and several 9TH
ers. The object of the meeting is to
get the people more interested along
educational lines.
There will be a meeting of the
Woodmen of the World held in Ivy
NJ. Mauldin's Office next Saturday
night at $3.50. All members who
have been obligated, and all appli
cants for membership are urged to
be present. Any persons who may
wish to send in their application for
membership are urged to do so before
then, so that action can be taken on
ard l. same sam 3 ihst {i1sFtbn night. o'vr
No one, need so down to eternal death
mo rs able to turn around and 20 the
tner way, for the other way leads to eter.
al liie.-United Presbyterian.
Christian SubInIasIon