The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-05-18
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last week.
Leo Watson Of Pickens route spen,
Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. Feas
ter Cameron.
Rev. Eddie Welchel and Mr.. Hunt of
Greenville county were visitors in Pick
ems Sunday.
We are glad to report that Miss Mary
Lewis, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is able to be out again.
The Pickens w. c. r. U. will meet
with Mrs. r. r. Roark at her home
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
DR.. David M. Ramsay paid glowing
tribute to mothers OF the Sunday eve
ming service at the Baptist church.
Cole Seaborn, famous athlete of the
high school last year, now at Carolina,
spent the weekend with homefolks.
'"rhe Battle Cry of Peace" a great
motion picture, will be exhibited at the
Caring theatre in Greenville May 1926.
Judge Tom Joe Mauldn, who is pre-
siding over the term of court now in
session at Greenville, spent Sunday at
his home here.
Mrs. Harold Scott, of Cuba, who will
be remembered here as Miss Willie May
Lathem, arrived here last week for an
extended visit to relatives
Members and friends 0f Holly Springs
church willrememcer that next Sunday |
is to be observed as home coming day |
there. Prof. Duff Bolding is going to
be there to sing, and an interesting |
program has been arranged.
Miss Margaret Attaway returned to
her home here recently from York
where she has been teaching.
Since her return she has been visiting
her sister, Miss Jonnic Attaway of Lib
erty, and Miss Lura Pickens of Easey.
2. T. Sanders and family wish to ex-
press their thanks to their many friends
and neighbors, and especially to Dr.. j.. l..
Bolt, Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Durham and
he officials Of the Glenwood mill for
The many kindnesses shown them during ,
the illness and death of his father, :
Elifus G. Sanders. 7;
DR.. Lewis F. Robinson left Pickens ;
Monday morning for Philadelphia where
he will take postgraduate course. |,
He will then continue his studies in ,
New York city, specializing in children $
diseases. Dr. Robinson has many friends
in this county who will regret his going :.
away, but who wish him success in his
chosen work. 1t is understood that
lpon his return to this state he will
ocate in Grccnville. :
About twenty-five of the good ladies "
and girls Of the Martin section met Miss
elizabeth Mauldin, the home demonstra. I
ton agent, at the home of Mrs. Sam
Nalley Tor the purpose of organizing a r
"oman's club or Friday, the 18th. The
organization was perfected and officers 4
elected. Miss Maudin outlined the o
work for the club and gave practical
demonstration of the iireless cooker. L
Refreshments were served. Ia
Mrs. G. F. Cammer Of Greenv,)e
spent few hours in Pickens Monday, b
ohe was accompanied by Mr.. Martin 4
and daughter Of Laurens county. Mrs.
Iammcr was driving Ford car and
burning Kerosene oil instead of gasoline E.
or motor power. Her husband patent n,
"a an attachment for using kerosene s.
asst week in Washington. She said the :
attachments are being manufactured y
low daily in Greenville. Mr.. Cammer q
s foreman Of the Southern railway ~
shops in Greenyille. r.
On the afternoon Of May 10 the Pick =
ms chapter U. D. c.. with the children y
from the Pickens graded and hirh u
school and the Pickens mill school as. T
'embled at the cemetery to decorate the n
graves OF the fallen Confederate yeter. s
ans. The order Of the exercises were =
rs follows; Song Tenting on the Old y
camp Ground, by the audience; PRAYER. q
ltev. d. w. Hiott; poem, read by Rev, O
Il. e. Virgins; recitations, by two bows. Il
carefully trainedby Miss Virginia Lyon &
teacher of the mill school. After tho =
exercises we're finished flowers wero =