The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-30
Local and Personal

Miss Minnie Herd left last week to
take charge of school near Salem, in
Oconee county.
I; M. Looper, well-known citizen of
Easley route l., was among the county
seat visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Robinson, mother of fellow
townsman G. e. Robinson is very i'll at
her home in Liberty, we are sorry to
state.
We regret to report the illness of
Mrs. N. NJ Craig at her home in Pick
ems. She is suffering severely from
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Long of
Edgefield spent Sunday with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. D. w. Hiott, in Pickens.
w. B. Freeman has purchased the
Legare house from the Blue Ridge De-
velopment Co. and will move his family
into it this week
The Oolenoy Bread Club will give an
oyster supper Friday evening, December
], at the school house. The proceeds
Will be used for buying cooking equip
ment.
There will be services at Flat Rock
Baptist church next Thursday, Nov. 30.
The public is cordially invited. The
pastor will send a man from Greenvilc
to preach Thanksgiving sermon.
Ralph Dargan, son of Prof. Dargan
who taught school in Pickens many
years ago, spent Monday night at the
home of John l.. Thornley, in Pckens.
Mr.. bargains home is in Columbia, but
he travels out of New Orleans.
Messrs. E. r. Freeman of Nashville
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Texas, are in Pickens for several days
examining titles for the Carolina Tim
Der Co., which owns about SO, 600 acres
of timber land in this and Oconee counl
ties.
Mrs. j. D. Stansel and Mrs. Rosa
Ellis Holder, of Pickens county, are
with Belk Brothers department store
in Greenville and would be glad to have
their friends call on them when in Green
vile. Read Belk Brothers advertise
ment in this paper.
j. d. Simmons Of Six Mile came into
The Sentinel Office to renew his sub
scrlption and while here told us that he
had sold his Six Mile property to C. E.
NJ Garrett and that he expected to
moYe back to his Amber place, near
Pumpkintown, after Christmas.
Jf. Lawrence Roper of near Pickens
has opened a dental Office in Greenville
| and has gone there to practice his pro
fession. He will move his family tc
Greenville after Christmas. While the
Doctors friends on this side are sorr,
to have him leave all wish him the best
success in his new home.
Messrs. Guy McFall and Salatbie
Clements have installed a new corn mill
IN the basement of Mr.. McFall' s garage
building and they will be prepared this
class IN every respect and the fact that
mr.. Clements will be the man at the
throttle insures good grinding.
Mary Roberts Rinehart is the highest
paid woman writer in the world and
* is considered her best story. Com
petent critics pronounce "K" the best
story published this year, and Of course
you Will want to read this intensely in
teresting story of love and mystery.
1t is going to be published in The Sen
tinel and the first installment appears
| today. Be sure to read it,
Bro. j. r. Connolly of the Griffin see
ton was in town this week and told the
editor that members of the four
churches of which Rev. Fulton Childress
is pastor, viz: Griffin and Cross Roads
IN Plckens county and Corinth No. |
ana SlX-and-Twenty in Anderson coun-
ty, recently went to Greenvlle and
dressed their pastor up in one of the
tnest suits of clothes they could get.
blessings be upon these churches. Nav
they realize the comfort that comes
from the words of Jesus: Inasmuch as
| ye have done it unto one of these We
| have done it unto me.