The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-19
Locals and Personals

Mr.. w. T. Jeans is quite ill at
this time.
Mr.. John Foster cf the Peter, 5,
Creek section is visiting friends in
Georgia.
Dr.. Moore, the druggist in the
Keowee Pharmacy, visited his par
ents at Greenwood last Sunday.
Roy Keith from Augusta is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c..
Keith.
Mr.. Arthur Craig and Miss Lula
Smith were married at Central on
the 7th inst.
Miss Emily Thornley, Of Converse
spent las. weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Thornley,.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Morgan ana
son Stanley of the Pratcrs section
spent several days last week with
Mrs J. S. Stanly near Greenv'lle.
Mr.. Parker and Miss Golden Graft
OF Greenville We're married last
Saturday at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. f. T. Cox.
Besides the different contributions
the women of the Baptist church have
made for missions and all other OBJ
jects, they sent a box to the Russians
valued at S52, and SIS to help fur
nish dormitory at Six Mile.
the largest number of land sale no
tices ever published in single issue
Of Pickens county newspaper. These
notices will prove OF unusual interest
to our readers.
Mrs. G. A. Martin of Mt. Holly,
who was a daughter of Mr.. R. w.
Pi,kgns and sister of Mrs. M. C.
Smith, died last Saturday and was
buried Sunday following at Pickcns
chapel. Rev. D. w. Hiotc conducting
the funeral services.
a plan is on feet to try to get all
the mcthers who are Interested in
tie school to join the School I'M
prcvement Society. This society
will meet n the school auditorium
on next Friday at 4 o'clock. The
League of Woman voters will meet
in the same room half an hour Garlic,
Rev. f. T. Cox is anxious that
all the people be in earnest prayer
for the success of the meeting which
is to be held N the Baptist church,
beginning next Sunday. DR.. r. G.
Cranberry Of Gaffrcy will be the
preacher, and he is said to be one
of the very best in South Carolina.
TIE Pickcns colorcd school will
cp.n Monday October 23, with Prof.
Fred C. Hunter of Hardeville, s.
c., as principal and Mrs. Dora D.
Ferguson and Mrs. Aminda B. Rose
nond, LEGAL talent, as assistants. All
the patrons are cordially invited to
be, present at the opening.
The regular monthly meeting of
the w. c. T. U. was held on Thurs
day Of last week at the home Of
Mrs. Vcsta McFall. The regular or
der Of business was carried out
Some new business is under consid-
Grafton. Mrs. McFall was elected
delegate to the state convention
which convencs at Ncwbcrry in Nov
enber.
News was received here last Mon
day Of the death of DR.. r. A. Ian
caster Of Columbia. The news reach
ing here was that he was found dead
in bed early Monday morning by his
wife. who was Miss Ola Hollings-
worth formerly Of this place. He
was loved by al who knew him, and
many hearts go out in sympathy to
his family
1t was great pleasure to the
F.ckens people to have DR.. d. NJ.
Ramsey, who for eight years was
the beloved pastor Of the Baptist
church here, to preach on last Sun
day night. A1tho it was not general
~ known that he would be here, a
large congregation neard him. He
spenc Saturday and Sunday nights
with friends in town, going to the
Association at Oolenoy on Sunday
Mrs. r. A. Forest Of Toccoa, Ga,
was here last Thursday in the in
tefest OF an organization of young
girls into a Bible study class. She
met With sixteen girls at the home
OF Mrs. Ernest Folgcr, who, with Mrs
Clarence King of Easley are the loca
leaders. These girls will meet every