The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
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section spent several days last week
with Mrs. 3. B. LaBoon. i1
Miss Grace Mcdaniel has returned
from Atlanta, where she was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. George Holley.
Misses Ora and Mae McFall enter
tainedsthe Tattlers last Thursday after
noon A delightful salad course was
served.
Misses Mae and Sallie Griffin have
returned home from Greenville, where
they spent four weeks with their sister
Mrs. H. A. Jennings.
| Miss Louise Gravley has been spend
ing several days here as the guest of
her former schoolmates, Misses Emma
| Iierde, Grace Porter and SallesGriffin.
Capt. r. e. Steele, of the Keowee
side, one offthe county's very bestYciti-
zens, was visitor at the home of Mr..
Reese Bowen several days last werk.
E3Mrs. T. j. Mauldin spent several
days last week withsn,her aunt, EMrs.
Miles, in Greenville. She returned
home Saturday accompanied by her
aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and little son,
Vance, who have been visiting Mrs.
Ferguson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Herd, have returned to their home near
Belton.
Pickens township singing convention
will meet with Tabor church the first
Sunday in October for an all-way sing
ing. Everybody invited to come and
bring the customary songbooks and we'll
filled baskets.
Rev. Fulton Childress, who has been
living near, Greenville, has moved to
near Pendleton in Anderson county, and
besides his pastoral work will teach
school. uMr. Childress is pastor of
Griffin church near Pickens and is we'll
liked in this county.
The local u. D. G. held most de-
lightful meeting with Mrs. c.. E. Robin
son last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rob-
inson is charming hostess and it was
one of the most pleasant meetings ever
held. Delicious cake, punch, figs and
scuppernongs were served.
Mr.. Norman l.. Hamilton, who re-
sides near the city, was carried to Johns
Hopkins hospital in Baltimore Wednes-
day last by DR.. j. L. Bolt for treat
ment. For some time past his health
has been failing and it is hoped that the
treatment will be very beneficial to
him. .-Easley Progress.
There will be horseswappers' con-
| vention in Pickens the first three days
of court week-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 25, 26 and 27.
A large crowd is expected, and all farm
ers are invited to bring their stock.
Free stalls and every accommodation
for your stock
Miss Elizabeth Mauldin, home dem
onstratiou agent, will hold the follow
ing meetings during the week: Tues
day, meeting of the bread club at Six
Mile; Wednesday, meeting of the can
ming club girls of Dacusville; Thurs
day, meeting of the home demonstra-
tion club at Reunion; Friday, meeting
of the canning club AZ Zion.
Mrs. j. N. Hallum was hostess last
Wednesday afternoon to the Entire Nous
club. Despite threatening weather
visitors were present. Late in the af-
ternoon a tempting salad course was
served by Mrs Hallum assisted by her
! sister, Mrs Wayne Mauldin, and Mrs.
! Frank McFall.
Grand and petit jurors have been
:, drawn to serve at the October term Of
! Federal court to be held at Greenville.
) The following have been drawn from
! pickens county: Grand jurors-F. H.
q Ciinkscales, Of Calhoun, B. T. Mcdaniel,
j OF Pickens; petit jurors--C. H. Carpen-
= ter, OF Easley, T. P. Patterson, of Gen.
q tral, w. 7. Thomas, of Pickens, j. D,
s Holder, of Pickens, Il. A. Bowen, of
q Pickens.
q We call the attention of the long