The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-04-18
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/ Mrs, Lou Curtis is visiting at Six
+ Mile
7 C. e. Robinson, jr., and family spent
+ Sunday with relatives here.
+ Mrs. B. C. Baker and daughter,
+ Esther, spent Friday in Greenvile.
I Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Ken
|. nemur, of Liberty, April 9Th, son.
Mr.. Eugene Yongue of Greenville
. spent the weekend with his parents
. here.
H. A. Jennings and family of Green
vile, spent Sunday in Pickens with
: relatives.
!. Dr. T. A, Seawright and j. p. Carey,
Jr., were business visitors in Columbia
last week.
.. Mrs. J. l.. o. Thompson and children,
Alice and Lewis, spent last weekend
in Greenville.
. Democratic clubs will be reorganized
next Saturday. See notice by Chair
. man Norris in this paper.
Jas. M. CAN'T, who is working with
a construction company at Spartanburg,
spent Sunday with homefolks in Pick
ems.
Married by j. b. Newbery, j. p, at
his residence, April Id, 1918, Miss Mel
lie Bagwell and Courtenay Durham of
near Pickens.
Mr. and Mrs Van Ellison, who have
been living at the Pickens Mill village
several years, have moved to the Alice
Mill at Easley.
Are you reading "Over the Top, F." the
serial story that is being published in
The Sentinel? If not, you should begin
this week. 1t is not too late.
There will be special service in
Grace Methodist church next Sunday
morning at 11:l5. Subject: Prayer.
All are cordially invited to unite.
Married, on Wednesday, April 3rd, at
the home of j. j. Prince, N P, near
Greenville, Mr. Ernest Mauldin and
Miss Lola Tinsley. Both of Easley.
The readers of The Sentinel who are
Master Masons, are notified and urged
to attend the regular communication of
Keowee Lodge on Saturday night. goth
April
Bro. A. Nj. Simmons. true to appoint
ment, delivered Il sermon in the Pickens
Baptist church last Sunday afternoon
which was much enjoyed by those who
heard him. He is destined to be a
- power for good in the Masters service,
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Thursday afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock at the home of Mrs. j. M
CAN'T. The subject for study at thi
meeting is Woman Suffrage. 1t is t.
be hoped that all the members will b.
I present.
The prcliminaries of the triangua
debate between Carolina Florida AM
Tennessee was held Monday night il
the Society Hall of the University o
Z South Carolina. Rev. f. T. Hodge:
received telegram Tuesday morning
i. that his son, Edward p Hodges, wor
the first slace.
Sergeant Flahiff, an American soldier
I who fought in France with Canadian
I regiment, made an interesting talk a
:. the Pickens school house last Thursda,
! night His experiences are practically
as related in "Over the Top" tho he
did not go into as much detail and relate
! as many experiences as Over the
Top" does.
N. b. Dial, candidate for United
States senate, was in Pickens last Fri
day in the interest of his candidacy
Mr.. Dial is wealthy business man OF
Laurens and made the race against
Senator Tillman four years ago. He
states that he intends making an ag.
gressive and clean campaign and his
chances of election look good to him.
James Jodie Robinson died at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Robinson, near Easley, on March
30th. He was 18 years of age and
leaves besides his parents, one brother,