The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-07-20
Local and Personal


Miss Bernice Carey spent several days
4 last week with friends in Easley.
Mrs. J. p. Carey and Miss Floride
Carey spent Thursday in Grsenville.
Mrs. James Tribble of Anderson is
visiting friends and relatives in Pickens.
Miss Josie Chastain, popular sales
lady for Hobbs Henderson Co, is TAX
ing her vacation.
Rev. r. A. Hudson will preach at
Holly Springs church first Sunday in
August at 10 o'clock.
The Town Creek school will begin it's
summer session July "a, with Matt
Chastain as principal.
Misses Marion and Iris Harrison of
Easley are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Pickens.
Misses Minnie and Catherine Bearden
of Spartanburg are the guests of Misses
Ora and May McFall:
The Pickens chapter D. G. held an
enthusiastic meeting at the home OF Mrs.
T. r. Allen last Friday afternoon.
Bethlehem school will open Monday,
July "a, with Prof. Ebb Field in charge.
Pupils are urged to be present first day.
Troupe Partridge had the misfortune
to have tooth knocked out while work
ing on car on the Pickens railroad
one day last week.
Jesse Jennings, engineer on the Sou
thern With headquarters at Hardeville
spent one day last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jennings, in
Pickens.
At the checker meet held at Easley
July d, DR.. Il. A. Seawright of Pickens
won the county championship He is
now ready to defend his title against all
comers.
with A. G. Gravley and will devote his
time to the interest of his race for
county treasurer Claud Hester has
accepted his place with Mr.. Gravley.
George Morgan, son of B. A. Morgan
of Greenville, has returned to his home
after spending several days in Pickens
Morgan graduated this spridg from
Cornell.
Messrs. Wade Chastain and j. P.
week in New YORK and Washington on
business While in Washington Con.
gressman Aikenl took them around to
see President Wilson. 81
The Oconee county farmers chautau-
qua will be held in Seneca July 25, &C.,
27. This is an educational effort for
this whole section and the people of
this county are invited to go over and
enjoy it. Everything is free. :.
The Sentinel recently sent notices to
all subscribers whose subscriptions to
this paper expire this month. Those
dropped from our list. We do not want
to drop single subscriber, butwe must
stick to our rule.
John Can't has been appointed game
warden of Pickens county and has en-
tered upon his duties in that office. He
has made arrangements 80 that resi-
dent hunters license may be secured
from the clerk of court or at any mag
istrate's office in the county. !. -
H The Pickens township singing con
vention will meet with the Griffin Bap-
tist Church on the, fifth Sunday in July.
This will be an al day service and ev,
'erybody is cordially invited to come and
bring song books and we'll filed bas-
kets. BY order of the committee.
The Tattlers were delightfully."- enter
tanned on last Friday by Mrs. Weldon
Christopher and Miss Eva Christopher
at their hospitable home on Anne street.
present to enjoy the afternoon. Cream
and cake We're served by the hostesses.
The home coming which was to have
Deen held at Antioch on July 8, was
postponed on account of the rain. A.
L. Winchester and little son, j. D.,
were in town one day last week and
brought us some of the good cake that
MS wife had fixed for the home coming.
1t was fine and he has our thanks.
The chaperones at the Ivy Park for
the week beginning July II are Mrs.
H. %. Jones, Mrs. r. r. Roark. Mrs
G: r. Robinson, Mrs. J. M. Stewart.
I Mrs. j.. L, Valley, Mrs. l.. E. Wiggins.
Those for the week beginning July Cd
are Miss Knight. Mrs. 7. r. Allen, Mrs.
a. j. Boggs, Mrs. Charlie Bowen, Miss
Ada Craig, Mrs. Lou Curtis.
In speaking of the evangelistic SER
wees at Pendleton, Rev. w. M Owings
IN the Anderson Daily Mail says: "Rev
Y: u. Wiggins of the upper South Car
DINA Conference will assist the pastor
Rev. ". M. Owings, in these services.
Key. Mr. Virgins after finishing the
theoioglcal course at Vanderbilt Uni
verslty took q. trip to the HOLY Land and
comes to us with fresh gospel messages.
Those who heard him last year were de.
lighted and it is hoped that no one will
hose single oportunity of hearing him
each service during the meeting, Ser
wees daily at II a. m and ats. so p. m. "
Ruby, the three and half vaar ola
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lang
Ston, came >danpero,,al,y &c.,, halB