The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-01-01
Mrs. J. NJ: Morris spent Christ
mas with her parents in Oolenoy.

Mrs. J. NJ: Morris spent Christ
mas with her parents in Oolenoy.
B. F. higgins, of route 5, was
in townon business Wednesday.
Symmes school district recent
ly unanimously voted six mills
school tax.
Will Bruce and family, of
Blacksburg, are visiting rela-
tives in this county.
Mrs. Julia King, Of Brevard,
In. c., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sallie Jones, in Oolenoy.
Bill Folger, a student at the
Citadel, spent part of the holi-
days with friends in Pickens,
Mr.. and Mrs. G, B. Hagood
and children spent the holidays
in Elberton, Ga, with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.B. .Starke.
Squire W. T.. Jenkins, for
merly Of Pickens, but now liy-
ing in Habersham county, Ga,
visited in this county. last week.
Mr.. S. W. o'Dell, a pronli-
nent citizen of Liberty route 8
was at the county seat on busi-
ness Wednesday.
II. D. Gibson is in Columbia.
His eyes have been giving him
more trouble and he is having
them treated by a specialist, and
we hope they will soon be o. K.
P. P. Mcdaniel and family
visited relatives in Pickens
Christmas week. Mr.. Mcdaniel
lis cotton buyer and outside SUI
perintendent for the Easley cot
| ton mill, -
J. f. Cassell. a anative of Pick
ems county who. has been in
Montana for some time, is visit
| ing in, this county. He expects
| to return to Montana in a few
weeks.
The people Of Prater's school
district held a meeting Wednes-
day to devise some plan to build
a new school house. We have
not learned the result Of the
Injecting, but we hope they will
fhave a new building soon. The
people Of this progressive COM
munitY are greatly interested
lin education.
j. Sam Christopher has ac-
fcepted a position with the Ma
tional Biscuit Co. as salesman
for the city of Spartanburg- He
expects to move his family from
iPickens to Spartanburg in the
near future. Bertran Porter
takes the place in the local bar
Iber shop made vacant by Mr..
lChristopher. leaving.
Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Mauldin entertained
la few Of their friends at an elab-
lorate supper. and it was one of
1.-THE most pleasant occasions Of
3Christmas week. Among those
fpresentywere Rev. and Mrs. L..
/ E. Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs. g. r.
Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
lCarey. Jr., Mrs. Bivens, Sydney
Bruce.
Rev. D. w. Hiott received a
lheavy pounding from his church
lat Mt. Pisgah during the Christ
mas days. for which he desires
Ito express his sincerest thanks,
land wishes for each one the
lhappiest New Year of their life.
The pastor also received some
.lnice presents on the Christmas
tree at Cross Roads. which were
lgreatly appreciated.
/ Easley Lodge, K. Of 2. 119,
Ielected the following officers to
|serve next year: T. 7. Barton,
lie. c.; e. 2. MeCraveY, ". J.;
Arthur G., King. Prelate; Roy
r. Smith, K. R. s.; J. Milton
King, NJ. f.; Rey. E. V. Babb,
1M. A.; J. q: Folger, M B.; DR..
IC. M. Tripp. I. G.; 20. D. Bolt.
10. g.; ~, D. Griffin, Trustee;
10. ID. Hinton, Lodge Deputy.
| The lodge conferred the rank Of
knight on four young men.
The sale conducted by the
! Heath Bruce Morrow Co. closed
| Christmas Eve night and was
/ probably the largest sale Of its
kind ever held in Pickens coun-
Fly. The sale was a success in
every way. The stock of goods
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