The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-07-25

delighted to know that he and
his estimable family have come
back to the county and are now
domicilled at Easley.
DR.. and Mrs. /. 0. Nauldin
of Greenville spent Sunday IN
the city with relatives.
Messrs. r. f. Bruce and ".
F. Mauldin represented the
Pickens Oil Mill at the Seed
Crusher's Association held at
Lake Toxaway last week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. I. Jeanes
were called to Greenville last
Thursday on account of injuries
received by the latter's brother
in the railroad yards at the
Southern depot. He was one of
the shifting crew and in some
way was knocked or fell from a
car across a rail on his back and
sustained severe though not
serious injuries.
We are requested to announce
that there will be ali all day
singing at Old Pickens the
fourth Sunday in this month.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend with We'll flied
baskets.
The Pickens band gave an OPP
en- air concert on the court house
square Sunday afternoon. The
rendition of the sweet sacred
music was thoroughly enjoyed
by many, and it is hoped that
the same pleasure may be had
on other Sundays.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a family reun-
ion AT the home of Nh. J
Hunter on August 3. This will
not be restricted to the family,
but all who wish are cordially
invited and will be welcomed.
All who attend are expected to
carry baskets, as a picnic dinner
will be sesved.
All who are interested IN the
cemetery at Secona are request
ed to meet there Friday morn
ing before the first Sunday
at 7 o'clock, with suitable
tools to clean it off. If all who
have relative or friend sleeping
in this cemetery and who are IN
easv reach of the church will re-
spond to this request. only a few
hours will be necessary to put it
in splendid condition. It is Ger
tain, too, that all thus interest
ed should give their services.
For quite awhile many OF the
friends of Major ]. II. Stewart
in various sections Of the county
have been trying to persuade
him to run for the legislature,
but not until this week did he
yield to the strong pressure. lie
has been out Of politics several
years and very reluctantly con-
sented to enter again, but the
call for his services WAS so pres
sing that he could not do other,
wise. We, therefore present
his name to the voters of the
county this week as candidate
for the house.
On last Saturday evening,
from $50 to $50. Miss Pauline
Townes Informally entertained
her teacher and classmates. At
ter each had heartily enjoyed
the delicacies Of a ubonteous ta-
bic and ice cream, the guests
were entertained with music.
Those present We're. Prof. Il. \.
Townes, Misses Addie and Res
sic Stewart, Louise and Annie
Graveley, Essie Adams, and
Messrs. Robert v elbon, oscar
| and Edward Stewart. Each one
present greatly enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mr. and Mrs. Hovt
Townes and the most enjoyable
entertainment of the cry pleas
ant hostess.
In the account of Miss Knight $
entertainment in our last issue.
the following prize winners
names were inadvertently omit
ted: Misses Gertrudge Harris,
Bernice Carey and A. J. Boggs,
Jr., and Harvey LaBoon.
Misses Emily Friday. of Co
lumbia, and Hattie Friday, OF
| Greenville, are visiting Mrs. ).