The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-28
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

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Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Julian
June 20, a son.
Guy McFall sells more Fisk tires than
any other kind
Mrs. H. b. Hendricks is visiting Mrs.
DR.. Williams at Roebuck
Bailey Robinson, of Greenvillc. spent
Sunday in pickcns with his family.
There will be an all-day picnic at
Lawrence shoals on Keowee july 18th.
Misses Matte and Emmic Griffin Wis
tied their sister, Mrs. w. A. Woodruff,
at Cateechcc last week.
Miss Nellie Grandy entertained the
Tattlers last Wednesday afternoon. De-
licious salad and tea were served.
Miss Blanche LaBoon has returned
from a two weeks visit to her aunt.
Mrs Olga Goodwin, in Rock Hill.
There will be an all day singing at
Pleasant Hill church, three miles south
OF Six Mile the second Sunday in JULY.
Messrs. L. c. Thornley,, Byrd Carey
and 1. j.. Bivens are spending sew
eral days in the mountains fishing. etc.
Pickens Drug Co. has Just received a
shipment Of Rat Corn, which is said to
be the best thing on the market for
killing rats
After catching all the blue cats in
kcowce river during his vacation, Ben
net Powers has returned to Pickcns and
gone back to work.
Wilton Hester, Ralph Hester and
Miss May Gresham OF Atlanta spent
last week end at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. f. Hester in Pickens.
A (2uartette composed oil Messrs j.
H. Baker. j. F. Lesley, l.. c. Chapman
and Z. l.. Boggs, OF Easley, will sing
at Mountain Grove church next Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Ed Young, a colorcd cmployc Of the
Pickens Cotton Mill. reports that one Of
his hens last week hatched out chick |
en- with four perfectly formed legs. 1t |
only lived about three days.
Hail storms have visited several sec /
tlons OF Pickens county recently. Much
damage has been done by the hail
around Catcechee, in the Mt. Carmel
section and above Griffin church.
Jordan Alexander, one Of Oconee's
oldest citizens and Confederate veter-
an, died at his home in the Cheohee
valley section on June II, age 81 years.
His body was buried at the family bury
ing ground. He leaves several children
among them being Mrs Mary Hudgens
Of Central.
We regret TO report that the cond-
ton of Mrs j. d. M. Keith, an aged
lady of the Oolcnoy section, does not
seem to improve. although she under
went an operation several months ago.
She has been suffering long time from
q cancer on her face and many friends
are uneasy about her.
| Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Lewis arrived in
Pickens from Jacksonville, Fla. Satur-
day to spend sometime with his
mother, Mrs. Maggie G. Lewis. Jesse
has been conducting an automobile
garage in Jacksonville for the past year
or so. This is his first visit home in
about six years and his old friends are
glad to see him looking well Since he
was last here he has taken unto himself
a wife
The Dacusvillc Literary Society will
give a public meeting in their school
auditorium on July 4, beginning at 6
p. IN. Refreshments will be served
srom six until $50, when the regular
program will begin. a feature will be
the debate between two Dacusville bows
and two Tigerville boys, the subject be-
ing Resolved, That women in the United
States should be given equal suffrage
with men. Everybody invited