The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-01-26
CENTRAL LOCAL y, !,
AND PERSONAL

The stockholders of the Bank of
Central held their regular meeting
last week and found the bank in a
healthy condition. They paid their
usual annual dividend of 8 per cent.
MI f. B. Morgan, president, and B.
r.. Allen, cashier, were asked to take
the bank, or their offices in the bank,
for another year, but Mr.. Morgan
declined to accept the presidency any
longer, as he has other business in
tercsts which demand all his atten-
ton. The following officers were
clected Dr. w. A. Woodruff, presi-
dent; j. N. Morgan, vice president;
b. e. Allen, cashier, and Mrs. B. e.
Allen, asst. cashier.
Nh. w. l. Millor, who sold his
business here TO D. Reese, has gone
to Grecnvillc to go into business.
Postmastcr Rowland received quite
an honor from Uncle Sam for his
good work in selling War Saving
Stamps The full account appears
elsewhere III this paper.
Mir. ana Mrs. t. V. Clayton and Mn
! and Mrs. Earle Morris and Miss Mary
Morris were Central visitors last
Sunday.
Several of the Central people went
to hear Billy Sunday last Tuesday
at the Textile Hall at Grcenvlle
The wind work of poultry as.
scciation here has been almost COM
plctcsl and we feel sure that there
will be some good come from all this
wind jamm:ng.
There have gone up about twenty
houses in Central in the last ninety
days. Who said that Central is not
growing?
Rev. w. S. Goodwin, who has been
copfned to his bed for some time,
filled his regular appointment last
Sunday to the delight of his many
friends.
| 1922 may be long hill to pull,
but Central is all in the harness and
ready to go.
Mr. and Mrs II. e. Seaborn and
l.. A. Falls visited Capt. and Mrs, J.
|
II. Falls at Cateechce last Sunday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. HYDE motorod
to Anderson last Sunday.
Mr.. j. T. Gassaway is on tho sick
list at this writing. 1t is hoped by
his many friends that he will soon
be out again.
! Mr.. Wesley White passed away
last Sunday morning at his home in
Anderson county. He had been i'll
only few days of pneumonia. We
extend sympathy to his relatives and
friends who are mourning his loss
this morning.
Announcement has been received
hy Postmaster G. j. Rowland of Cen
| tral, 5. c., post office that his name
has been placed on the Honor Roll
and sent to the Postmaster General
at Washington as mark of special
distinction.
Ihc Postmaster was an entrant in
Tn" postmaster contest which closed
December %lst for the sale of Govern
lncnt Saving Securities. He competed
with all ether postmastcrs Of the
saMc ciass offices in the Fifth FEEDER
al Reserve District and was one of
the winners in this state.
A bronze Honor Pin of attractive
Design, Bearing The inscription "Hon
CT losimaster" has been conferred
uron ;hc local Postmaster by Howard
+. Csco Director Of the Government
Savings Organization, Richmond, Va,
rs n reward for patriotism and faith
full service.
While the sale of War Saving
Stamps and Thrift Stamps has been
discontinued, the new Treasury Saw
ings Certificates offered the public
are so attractive that Postmaster
Rowland says, 81 believe this office
will report much larger sales this
year than last year as soon as our
people recognize what splendid in
vcstmcnt is open to them"
NORRIS PEOPLE POUND PASTOR