The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-03

vile, spent Sunday with friends in
Pickens.
Revival services will begin at porters
Chapel next Sunday at II O'Clock. New. |
S. B. White swill be in charge of the
meetings
A telegram to parties at Easley from
Congressman Aiken last week saws that
Easley has secured So, 600 to purchase p |
postoifice site
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Christopher
left Sunday morning for an extended
visit to Mrs. christopher mother in
Northumberland Pa
Miss Julie Legare. of Charleston. who
has been on visit to DR.. and Mrs. w
a. Woodruff of Cateechee, is spending
sometime with friends in Pickens.
Candidates for congress spoke at Eas-
ley Friday, at Liberty Friday night and
at Central Saturday. Candidates for
solicitor also spoke at Easey Friday.
TheIchldrens day exercise at the
Methodist church last Sunday was en-
Joyed. by large congregation. All the
little folks rendered their parts splen-
dldly.
Messrs. 6. G. and Brstow Chris
topher of Greer and Gaffney respect
lively spent Sundayswith their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Christopher, in
Pickens
Mrs. j.. A. Terrell and children, who
have been spendingasevera days with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs D. w. Hiott,
in Pickens, have returned to their home
in Atlanta.
Mrs. M. f. Wiggins, who has been
visiting her son Rev. l.. f. Wiggins in
Pickens for several weeks, left Monday
to visit her daughter in Rock Hill. Mr..
Wiggins accompanied her.
The rural policeman and revenue of-
ficers destroyed still and captured five
gallons Of liquor on Gauey early Mon
day morning. The still was complete
| and was a good outfit The operators
escaped
The children's operetta given on b.
A. Hagood's lawn last Friday evening
was well attended and enjoyed. The
children were coached by Miss Elinor
knight The operetta was given for
the benefit of the civic league.
The Glstrap reunion will be held at
the late Hardy Gilstrap place three
miles south Of Pickens Saturday, Aug.
S. All relatives and friends Of the fam
| lily have an invitation to attend and
take part in the reunion. Dinner will
be served in picnic style and all are re-
quested to bring well-fled baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs King Dillard of West
minister spent several days last week in
Pickens. Mr.. billiard is doing some tin
work on Mr.. B. A. Hagood's 8 residence
These young people were only recent
ly married. Mrs. Dillard is daughter
of w. f. Holcombe, formerly of this
county and she is now visiting relatives
near Easley.
| Harry Suiter, native of London,
England but now living at Taylors, is
spending few days in this section in
the interest of the Orange Judd Co.,
publishers Of Southern Farming, one of
the best fsrm papers circulating in this
section. Prof. Niven formerly of
Clemson College, is editor of this paper
and it is doing good work. Mr.. Suiter
is making an attractive offer to sub
scribers to this journal He dropped in
and dropped few "h's" with us last
week and seems to be pleasant gen
tleman.
A young lady went into the store of
Hobbs Henderson Co. the other day and
blushingly asked Earle Seaborn if he
"had any of those elastic bands, cap
able of being elongated and adjusted at
pleasure, and used by the feminine por-
tion of mankind for putting around the
lower extremities of their locomotive
members to keep in the proper position
and required altitude habliments of
their tibas.' The last thing seen of
Earle that day he was going out the
back door yelling for Mack Christopher
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