The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-06-17
Local and Personal

PiCkens last Sunday.
Misses Graham and Harris Of
Greenville are visiting Miss Clio
vie Gilstrap, near Pickens.
Miss Margaret Attaway j.
attending the summer schoo
for teachers at Winthrop college
Miss Inez Simmons of Easley
spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Frank Christopher, in Pick
ems.
Mrs. l.. e. Wiggins was call
ed to Nashville. Tenn, Tuesday
on account of the serious illness
Of her mother.
Miss Maude Ashmore of At
lanta is spending a while here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Ashmore.
Mrs. o. P. McHugh and two
daughters Misses Fay and Ruth
of Greenville were the guests of
Mrs. @. e. Robinson last week.
Mrs. e. @. DuBose AID daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth. after spend
ing the winter here returned to
their home in Camden last
Thursday.
Truman Piclkens and Miss
Lura Pickens of Anderson coun-
ty attended commencement here
last week and visited their sister,
Mrs. NJ. @. Smith.
We were pleased to have our
good friend Sheriff Brown of
the Griffin section pay us a visit
Monday afternoon while in
town on business.
DR.. Ramsay preached a power
full sermon at the Pickens Bap-
tist church Sunday morning,
his subject being THE Power
of the People,"
Mrs. j. P. Carey Jr., has re-
turned to her home in Pickens
after spending several months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Robinson, in EasleY.
Miss Fannie Grace Hughes of
Greenville spent several days last
week with Mrs. @. e. Robinson.
She is now visiting at the home
Of Mr.. Emory Jones on Easley
route 6.
The Pickens depot agent sent
back to the shippers one gallon
of whiskey because the person
to whom it was addressed had
already received his gallon for
this month.
A gentleman said to us the
other day: Rev. j. A. White is
q farmer as we'll as a preacher.
He has the best cotton in this
community. 1t would pay our
farmers to see his style of farm
ing"
Rev. l.. e. Wiggins visited
relatives last week in Bamberg
and was accompanied on his re-
turn bv his two children, Harri-
ett and Lemuel, and his mother
Mrs. M. e. Wiggins, who will
spend the summer here.
We are rquested to announce
that a revival service will begin
on the fourth Sunday in June
at the Methodist church here.
Rev. A. r.. Holler, of st. Paul
Methodist church in Greenyille
will assist Pastor Wiggins.
Black leg has been discovered
among cattle in several sections
of Pickens county. Those in
terested in preventing or treating
this disease should communicate
with II. A. Bowen, farm demon
stration agent for this county.
Eb II. Field has accepted q
position as manager of the Carey
Garage in Pickens and entered
upon his duties last week. He
will be glad to have all who may
need the services of a first class
garage to call on him and he as
sures courteous treatment. The
Carey Garage also has an adver-
tisement inthis paper. Read it.
A. P. DuBose, of the law firm
of Smith e DuBose, who has
been in Pickens for the past
year, has gone to Easley where
he will make his home. For
the past year Smith & DuBose
have had an Office in Pickens
and one in Easley. l.. FL. Smith
had charge of the Easley office,
but since his fathers death he
has had SO much other business
to look after that it was neces-
sa,y for both members of the
firm to be at the Easley office.
Two charming Misses Sylvest-
er, Mr.. Frank Carey and Mr..
Schiletter Of Clemson College
were visitors in Pickens Sunday.
They claim to haye come main
ly to eniOy a GOOD dinner at the