The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-04-04
LOCALS AND
PERSONAL

Charlie Yongue and A. ). Boggs of
Clemson College were at home for the
weekend.
Miss Inez Morris is visiting her Sis
ter who is attending Chcora College,
in Columbia
Mrs f. M. Miles and Mrs. Dora
Pcet, of Greenvile, are visiting Mrs.
II. j. Mauldn in Pickens.
Jolly John Craig has sold his interest
in the store of Craig Bros. Co. to T.. II.
Craig and is now with Bivens & Co.
Many Pickens people attended the big
Liberty Loan parade in Greenvllc last
Thursday when about $4,000 soldiers
passed in review.
" Mrs..J p. Carey, Jr.. has returned
from trip to Charleston and Colum-
bia. She represented Pickens county
at liberty loan meeting at Columbia.
The District Grammar school contest |
for Pickens District will be held in the |
Pickens Graded School Auditorium on
Saturday morning commencing at ten
o'clock.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will |
meet with Mrs. Olar Hinton on Monday |
the Sth instant, at four o'clok Every |
woman in the church is invited to be
present.
Rev. j. M. Stewart. who has been
quite SICK, is better Mr. Stewart is
is one Of the countys oldest and best
citizens and numerous friends will be
pleased to know he is growing stronger.
Mis- seS Frances Bruce Of Converse
College spent Easter with her parents,
Mr. and Mfs. J. Med. Rrucd She was
accompanied by two Of her classmates,
Misses Gertrude Mason and Grace Bow
kin
1--WE .are requested to call attention
to the fact that All election will be
held next Saturday for three trustees
Of the Pickens school. 1t has been four |
been elected.
Miss Fournay, State Demonstration
Agent, will be at the school house on
Thursday morning at ten o'clock to teach
how to make cheese. Every woman
both from the town and country, is in
vited to be present and learn this good
work
There will be a musical entertainment
at the school house Friday night April
5th, 1918, at eight o'clock 1t is to be
given by the Timrod Literary Society
for the benefit Of the school paper.
The admission Twill be only ten cents.
Everybody be sure to come.
Sergeant John It. Flahiff, an Ameri-
can soldier who fought in some of the
greatest battles of the present war
with Canadian regiment and who has
been lover the top many times. will
lecture at the Pickens school audito-
rum Thursday night, April H. Larger
announcement will be made next week.
This will be his only lecture in Pickens
county.
The daylight saving" plan went into
effect all over the United States April
lst when time, as registered by clocks
and watches, was pushed up one hour.
Trains, postoflices and all public utili-
ties are now being run on the new time
and will continue so until October If
you haven't run your, clock or watch
forward one hour this week you are be-
hind time
A meeting for the purpose Of arous-
ing interest in the third Liberty Loan
will be held in Pickens late Saturday
afternoon. Full arrangements have not
been completed, but it is announced
that there will be parade about seven
O'Clock and prominent speaker will
make an address in the court house i'm
mediately after the parade. A large
attendance is expected.
Sam b. Craig, County Food Admins
traitor, requests us to announce that the
Food Administration has ruled that
merchants must not sell to town custo-
mers more than twenty four pounds OF
flour at one time, and that the subst-
tutes have to be sold with this same as
before. Any help that you can give in
getting the people to carry out all of
! tho ordarc Of tbe od,,ipictr tiOn will he