The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
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Mrs. Mary Moore is visiting friend
1 in Johnston, S. G.. t'
Y Miss Nellie Grandy spent Saturday i,
Greenville shopping.
Miss Josie Chastain spent Sunda,
with her mother in Oolenoy.
Miss Ellen Anderson of Ninety-Six is
the.guest Of Miss Inez Morris.
Mrs. j. l.. Bolt and Miss Janet Bolt
of Easley spent Monday with Mrs. TIL.
Bivens.
B. Lewis and family of Easley spent
Sunday with A. M. Morris and family
in Pickens.
Editor c. T. Martin of the Easley
Progress was a welcome visitor in our
sanctum sanctorium Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Hobbs of Green
VILE spent Sunday in Pickens as the
the guests of II. Earle Seaborn.
Messrs. j. T. Taylor, r. E. Tongue
and B. NJ. Griffin spent last week in
Atlanta making repairs on some of
Capt. Taylor's houses there.
Married, at the residence of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bates,
near Pickens, Sunday, Miss Margaret
l.. Bates and Mr.. F. j. Lohg of Wis
consin, Rev. JIM. Stewart officiating.
Miss Mary1Hill, an experienced mil
liner, will.have charge of the millinery
department of Hobbs Henderson Co. |
store in Pickens this season. She has
justreturned om'the'northern markets.
The Maplecroft mills, at Liberty, and
all its property will be sold at public
auction in Pickens, Monday, March 20,
advertisement of the sale appearing in
another column of this paper.
Married, March 9TH, MIR. William
Simmons andi Miss Mary Kelly, all of
Pickens county, w. S. CAN'T, Magis-
trate, officiating. The happy young
couple have9 the best wishes of many
friends.
On Friday night, March "a, at the
school auditorium, the Pickens chapter,
W. c. T..U., will give an entertain
ment consisting of two home talent
plays and vocal and instrumental music.
Watch for more detailed announcement
next week.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage ofMissMaryLewis
and Mr.. Sam B. Craig Of Pickens, the
happy event to take place in June
They both are of prominent families and
are among the most popular young
people of the county.
The Entire Nous club was delightfully."-
entertained last Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Will Freeman in her home on
Hampton avenue. The afternoon was
most pleasantly spent by those present
in needlework. Late in the afternoon
ice course was served.
Last week in making announcement
OF the approaching marriage of Miss
Maka Boggs and Mr.. Robert Anthony
typographical error made it read that |
the wedding would be April 16, when it |
should have been April Is. We very
much regret the mistake.
Liberty lnterdenominationa Township
Singing convention will convene with
Reunion church the third Sunday, 10Th
inst. Everybody come and bring song
books and well-flled baskets, and let's
spend the day in singing PHASES to Al
mighty God. Samuel higgins, secretary
and treasurer.
The executive committee of the Pick
ems association are planning to have a
campaign in all the churches the second
Sunday in April in the interest of home
and foreign missions. They are en-
deavoring to secure speakers to fill
every pulpit on that day and hope to
publish complete program next week.
Nothing appeals more to woman
than Millinery. Her judgment on it is
always final. She relishes newness and