The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-11-14
fewn taxes are due NovsmSeY lss
n. F. Alexander. City Clerk.

n. T. Alexander. City Clerk.
The Oolenoy school will open next
Monday, the 18th inst.
DR.. w. A. Woodruff spent Mondav
In Pickens examining boys for the army
We are glod to note that Rev. B. G.
Field is much improved after a severe
spell of Spanish influenza.
Inc Liberty Bonds-Fourth Liberty
Loan-have arrived. All parties sub
scribing through Pickens Bank please
call and get them.
The many friends of Wyatt A. Jen-
nings, son of our genial postmaster,
Will be glad to hear that he has been
commissioned lieutenant
The ladies' cottage prayer meeting
of the Hagood district will meet at the
home Of Mrs r. H. Baker, Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. All ladies in
vited.
Mr.. w. F. Johnson of Central was a
pleasant visitor at the Sentinel office
Monday. Mr.. johnson has been sub
scriber to the Sentinel ever since it
started
We will pay at present SOC dozen for
eggs; doc per Id. for nice butter; 25c
ID. for hens; 15c ID. for old roosters,
and 30c. h. for fryers up to lbs.
Craig Bros. Co.
An infant about six months old of
Rev. ID. P Hudson died Saturday night
and was buried at Mt Bethel Sunday
afternoon, services being conducted by
S. G. Dunlap.
Central township nterdenominationa
Sunday school association will meet in
the high school auditorium, Central, on
the afternoon of the first Sunday in
December at 2 o'clock.
Hattie Porter, daughter of Smith
Porter, died Thursday, November 7, of
pneumonia. Hattie was IL years old.
She was buried at Pickens View Fri
day, one week from the time of her
mothers burial.
We are requested to announce that
Roanoke school will open next Monday,
November Is. Parents are urged to
send their children on the opening day
and see that they attend regularly un-
til the closing Of the term.
The preachers Of the county, all de-
nominations, white and colored are re-
quested to send their name and address
to Sam B. Craig, Pickens, S. c., as he
has important matter he wishes to
mail them. Please attend to it promptly
Sergeant Jack Sutherland, of the
general hospital, Chattanooga, is spend
ing tenday furlough with friends and
relatives in and near Pickens. Jack
has charge of four wards at the hos
pital and is looking exceedingly well.
Mrs. Ellen Porter, wife Of Smith
Porter, died at her home Friday, No
vember /, of pneumonia. Mrs. Porter
was az years old and leaves husband
and five children. Mrs. Porter was a
consistent member of Pickens View
church, at which place she was buried
| the day following her death.
We acknowledge receipt Of very
interesting letter from Mr.. Gary Hiott,
who is resting few days at the home
of his father, Rev. D. w. Hiott, at
Holly Hill. Orengeburg county. We
are producing herewith part of his
letter which will, we are sure, be inter.
esting: This sure is fine farming
country here, and am enjoying my visit
fine. Regular summer weather and
don't have to have a fire yet. Holly
Hill is about the size of Pickens, but
not as pretty right in town. Lots of
| fine large residences here and looks like
everybody is rich. Most people here
have large plantations near and and let
the negroes do the work. Never saw
the like OF cotton in my life, and many
other things here I've never seen be-
fore. Have quit drinking coca cola as
they charge ten cents for it here,
Deaths