The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-11-01
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
J: B. Jones of Easley, was in town on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. D.. +. Banister of Liberty, Louise
and Nan Bowen of Central, spent Sat
urday here.
The local Home Demonstration club
will not hold a meeting this week as
previously announced.
Many friends are glad to see n. u.
Parsons able to be up and about after a
long and severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Hudson and
children of Greenvillc, spent sunday at
the home of K. A. Bowen.
Mrs. r. NJ. Holden and daughter Of
oaihoun, spent several days last week
with MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Bowen.
Capt. r. E. Steele, one Of the coun-
TVS oldest and best citizens, is visiting
MS on, DR.. w. II. Steele, in Jackson,
W. e. Bowen and 0. b. Boggs, stu
dents at the University of South Caro-
INA, spent last weekend with home
folks at Pickens.
Miss Laura Whisnant Of Newton, N.
g., and William Durham of Piedmont.
were married by Judge Newberry at his
office October 25th.
Rev. {. c. Newton, a returned mis-
sionary from foreign fields, is visiting
relatives in this section. He is a brother
OF }. n. Newton of Pickens.
Ire list of books for the Roanoke
graded school will be posted in the drug
stores this week. An students are ad,,
Vlsed to purchase their books this week
National Go-to-Sundav- School dav will
be observed at Griffin church next Sun
DAY morning and everybody urged to at
n 1t is hoped to have 800 present
that day.
The Dacusville Singing convention will
meet with Peters Creek church the FIRST
sunday afternoon at 2:3O instead of 10
0 CLOCK a. m. as has been previously
arranged. W. M. BAKER.
The Roanoke graded school will open
It's session Monday, November 5th. Ali
students and patrons are urged to be
present. Our county superintendent of
education and home demonstration agent
will be present.
Rev. II. *. Williams of Easlev,. will
preach at the Pickens Mill church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Mr..
Williams is not only one Of our best
preachers, hut is Il true man Of God.
All invited to attend.
The Sentinel is always glad to get
local news items from its friends (enc.
mics. too, il we have any.) Please get
them To US by Monday, if not ooner
we can use only the most important
items received Tuesday morning.
Ben Day, Of Eusley, has purchased
an interest in the Pickcns Lumber Co.
and has been made manager Of it's plant
N iickens. Carlisle Newton, who has
been with the lumber company, has ac.
rcptcd a position with the oil mill.
The Tiger" Clemson College
weekly publication, says: The members
OF the Freshman class have elected the
following officers: President, NJ. h.
Handiey; vice president, A. J.. Boggs,
"; secretary and treasurer, T.. l..
MAYS; historian, II. j. Webb.
y. Il. kennemore, one of the COED
and substantial citizens of Central route
Z was at the county seat on business
niohday. For many, many years Mr..
hehnemorc has renewed his subscrip-
ton to The Sentinel when he paid his
taxes, and this year was no exception.
a. Rhode Island Red cockerel shown
by. Il. II. Craig Of Pickcns won second
prize at the state fair in Columbia last
week. One Of Mr.. Craig's pullets also
won fifth prize, The judges pronounced
the chicken show at the fair the strong
est ever held in the south, with one ex-
ception.
Lawrence Porter, 1~2-year-old son of
). II. Porter of Easley route l, brought
to The Sentinel Office last week two of
largest sWeetpotatoes we have seen this
year. One weighed five pounds and the
other weighed three pounds and ten
ounces. Lawrence said he brought one
TO the old editor of The Sentinel and
n to the new editor. This is his first
attempt at farming and he set the slips
y and worked them all by himself.
we are very much obliged to this young
farmer.