The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, July 20, 1911, Image 1
PI KENS SENTINEL JOU
Entered April 23, 1903 at Pickens, m. Oi. am seconld Cass "nail n11atter. under act of'Consgreos of' Yureh 3, 1879
41s Year PICKENS. S. C., JUL1 20, 1911. Nunbek 8
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Picker s
'Tom f~vrrow" is th
anguage. p6's a cleat.
morrow. 1y not live t(
Hevn inle mulsic, o
classic con,
,rand harmiC
I without del
and see us at
ictor right aloI
We will area
.,l is to Suit youl.
wishedMWlim
come to
with the, Genil
The e
Six Mile.
"iIealth of this commuiinitC
very~ goo~d at preset.
A hig rain and wi'ndl storni
visitedl this litt le hamlet last Hat
u Irday and Sunday eveig.
Prof. and Mrs. Urim,. t w
chiildren and twvo nieces, Mlisse'
Griflin and Goiphin, were p)leas
ant callers at the home of Mi
and Mrs. Anthony Baker las
*Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Barue
SCarroll, on the 11th inst., a hi
boy.
The Sunday school conventio
will meet at the Aunditoriulm nex
Thrdy beginlning at 1
o'clock. ,Thle meeting wvill rut
'until Sunday. We are~ expeci
Sing to have Mr. Moore, a wvel
known Sunday school wvorkei
Everybody comec.
The road hands have been a
wvork on the streets here, whic
add greatly to the appearanc
of same.
Th e trustees met at Picker
laist Wednlesdlay and elected the
teachers for the next term c
school. 'They also decided I
build one dormitory, for the h
(lies' work on this/bilding wi
begin soon, in order to get
s ady by the 6th of ,Soptembe:
.'everal new cottages are beiri
"
irtanburg, South Carolina
ENRY N, SNYDER, President t
Wdards of scholarship and char
t. Unsurpassed health condi- A
Loan funds for worthy stu- S
-ssion blegins 04epteml
thalogue.
A. GAMEWELL, Secretary. d
s
ng School t1
3outh Carolina
hool for boys. Small classes.
pays all expenses. Next S
20th, v
SON DUPREE. Headmaster.
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O.UPON.
operly filled out and accompani
cated therein, will be accepted
idney Pills, the greatest known i
cure. v
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2C stamp for each )OX.
>rompt attention on this deal, or
:1 by us. as if you were piurchas
Drug Co.
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e meane-t wvord iln the
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peraItiepcnlr and sen;ti-d
1ert selections. the sa'red
nivs of the great, han ds an d
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out
to
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I lled( for llext vea'.
Several oft thei youngj~ 1)eule t
tlake a 110Ln14111ai trip s(M~n,
an a riil ie I( dkin g t~flard tuc ii 1
- 1iueeleOVery Saftliiiday.
I 1~~1I1n (1W LOVIC.
Marietta, R. 2
Mr's. WA, M. Jones visited( Mr's. ]
J. L. Phillips last Snnday after
noon.
riMisses ila Phillips and l2eila
SJones enjOyedl a long a-nd pleas- I
0l anti) ynle Satur'day ftern'foon.
- Misses J anie and1 Ada A nder- I
sonl were the guests of Miss
M~linnie McJuinkin, Snnday. The
yonng ladies r'eportl a jolly old1
timel(.
t Mr i. J esse M\lorruis and his
b'only"v enjo0yed a del ightIfui
e buggy ride Sund~ay afternoonl
Mrs. J.1 . Phillips, who has
s been very ill for the past month,
r we are glad to say is able to be
f out againl.
o Mr'. Lewis; Phillips treats his
t- best girl to a bauggy rid1o every
11 Sunday afternoon.
it Mr. Editor, I think I can brag
e'. on this little settlement, for it is
g a gnod one. No tale-bearers, no
runkards, no loafers-every
ling quiet and peaceful.
Mr. Judge Crenshaw visited
Ir. Welborn McJunkin last
unday.
A large number of little chil
ren called on Miss Lois Cren
iaw, Sunday. Miss Lois made
,ue children enjoy themselves.
Miss Sallie Roper visited Miss
adie MeJunkin one day last
reek.
Aunt Susan Roper was the
relcome guest recently of her
>n, Mr. Lewis Roper.
W. M. Jones and daughter,
liss Leila, enjoyed a pleasant
)ip to Friendship church, Sat
rday.
Mr. Blue Hendrix, a progress
,re yorg fellow, and his sister,
isited their uncle, Mr. P. B.
lartin, Sunday.
Rev. Foster deli ered an ex
ellent sermon last Sunday to a
rge and attentive congrega
on.
Dr. Cienshav las received a:
(w lot of goods, and is Selling
ble same to snit. every one's
o('ketbook.
\I'-. James Williams called oi
is best an d (only\- one Simaliav.
Mr. Oscar G'illiland has beeni
isitinig f.riends inl Greenolvillel
n1d writes back to MIiss B. 1.
bat he likes it fine.
1Iliss Berthi'a Heatin, escortd'ed
y Mr. Willie Bianks, enjoved a
ne blnggy ride Sunday.
Ilr. Edward Griflin and his
harmting little wVife were in the
'riendship section last Sunday.
Mr. Edlward Sisson and wife
isited the latter's parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Daniel MXcJunkin, last
uiday
Nrs. Janie Capell visited Mrs.
V. M. Jones one day last week.
Mr'. Joseph Rigdol caled on
Fiss Mamie MeJnnkin, Sunday.
Miss Leila Jones takes a ride
ith her' best. fellow every Sun
ay afternoon.
Nr. Elbert M\cJnunki n called
n her Sunday.
L. N ELY Sw Ewr i E'iiurx r.
Pickens. R. 3.
This section is h aving plent
f rain these (1days, so the crops
Ie growing nielv.
MI r. an(d M(NIrs. V. H. Fields
isited .Ili. and Nrs. Edgar Al
xaildelr, Sunday.
Nr. and Ms. Jim older, of
Ioniea Pathl,hiav' beeni ton a visit.
0 r'elativYes ini tlhs section.
Mrts. I iillie Christopher, oft
tr'een vill', is visitinHgherpIar'ent s,
his vic'in it..
MIiss I'sthber' Gra'vl lI Ieft '1Tue~s.
lay for a visit her' sister, Mr's.
~anl 1 igon, ini Geor'gia.
lien, of And erson, are visiting
iert' mother', M r's. M. . Lloolder,
mdio othet' r'elat i ves in this see
ion.
Mr t. and Mr's. TI. E. Pornter' vis
ted( at the home of Mr. andI
Wris. l2. B. Grav'ely, Sunday.
MIiss Nor'a Porter', who has
menl at the Or'phanis H-omie at
Jlinton, is visiting home folks
nt this section.
T welve Mile school No. 2 will
login next Monday, with Mr'.
Bien Fields as teacher'.
MI r'. and NMrs. TI. A. Kelley vis
ted Mr 1. anld Mr's. C. M. Grave
y, Sunday.
Mr'. G. EL .\Welborn is at home
mojoy ing htis vac'ationl.
Miss Flor'ide Fields, of th1is
section, is aittend(i ng the singing
.,chool at Gr'iflin this week.
Sciroor. Gn..
For Sale.
One earload of tin cans, for
icannting purposes, at the yery
lowest prices.
Call on J. A. JONEs, or the
Easley Oil Mill, Easley, 8. C.
Easley, R. 1.
Mrs. M. WN. Jamison was the
welcome guest of her son, Mr.
A. A. Jamison, last week.
Everybody around here were
.elighted to see the recent op
portune and refreshing showers.
Mfessrs. Rose, Marguerite and
4adie Jamison entertained a
mall party on the evening of
Am Fourth in honor of their
rrandmother, Mrs. M. W. Jami
on. Those enjoying the even
ng were Misses Agnes and Bes
;ie Garrick, Mamie and Jessie
Looper, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ja
uison. and Messrs. Chris Sami
,on, Jas. Garrick, Tm011 Looper.
ferome Jamison, )ave Garrick
imd J. P. Burke.
Miss Zadie Jamison has re
;urned home, after a delightful
visit to her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Rose, in Creenville.
Nici-x Gnu,.
Public Oath of the New Doctor.
There is an interesting cere
11011 connected with the grad
1tian.g exercises of the old Jef
ersonll edical College of Phila
lelpilia. If is a good and ancient
.1st01m, anld mught to bI)(-pt
I(i bv all medical collges.
A I t le r'(eent con niuene)ement,
lere vere 117 voting doctors
rmluianed d tiried loose upon
hll wvorld. Thevwere revqiired
o take the famous HippocraticI
DJath, which seeils to be a good
Ahing both for the doctors and
the public. The form of this
famous vow is as follows:
"You do solenmly svear,each
mian, bv whateveri he holds most
iacred:
"That you will be loyal to the
profession of medicine and just
and gelierous to its nemlers.
"'That you will lead your lives
uld practice your art in upright
less and1 honor.
"T'J'hat into whatsoever house
you shall cnt er, it shall be for
hle goodl of the sick to the lit.
lost of your power, you holding
yourself aloof fromll wrong, from
-orruption , from the teipting
>f others to C e.
"That you Vill exercise your
irt solely for the'care of your
patient, and vill give no drug,
perfform no operation for a crim
inal purpose, even if solicited,
f'ar less suggest it.
"That whatsoever you shall
see Or hear of -1the lives of men(1
whi'h is niot fitting to lbe sp)oken,
vou will keep inviolably seere(t.
"These Ihings (1o youi sw~ear?
"Thn let each man howv his
hea'dl in) sign of acquuiesicence.
"'Anrd 1o-w if' y~ou shiall be
true to this, y'ouir 081th, may8
lirosperitIy and( good r'epute he 1(
('ver'\01 yous; the opposite, if you
should1( prove yourselves for
Bad Climate for Spirits.
"Traveling iln Scotland one0
suniun~er (lay,'" said Miss Eliza
bocth Mvarbury, of Newv York,
I sto pped at a farmii house for
a glass Of ilk. The mlounitain
v'iew was so beautiful that 1
"'Whait a slenldid place to
live!''
"'I t's vera gud(e pilace. ' saidl
thle highlander, 'but I ha f ta
walk 15 miles wvhen I want a
glass o'' whusk y.'
"Why dlon'tWyou keep a few
Is dttles ini youri house?' I in
"\'Wlhuisky woni'V keel),' said
he, sadly."'--~Was}iington Star.
Any Band lb Your Tnui?
His Hand Upon Your Shoulder.
Whe a man ain't got a cent,
and he's feeling kind of
blue,
And the clouds hang (lark and
heav and won't let sunshine
through;
It's a great thing, 0, my
) ethren, for a f'eller just
to lay
H-is hai(l 111)o your shoulder
in a kind and friendly
wvay.
It makes a man feel queerish,
and it makes the teardrops
start,
And you sort o' feel a pat
ter- in the region of the
heart;
You can't look i) and meet his
eyes, you don't know what
to say,
When his hand is on your
shoulder in a friendly sort
of way.
0, the worl's a Curious com
P11ound, with its lionley al
its gall.
Vith its cares and bitter cross
es, but a. good wo rI I aftei
ailh
And a goo)d GO must hayc
Iuale it, least wise that il
what. .1 say,
When a hand is mn mly slotl
der inl a frieildly sort of
way.y
-W-\hitcombh Rilev.
Pearidge.
Lookout! Here Comies ol(
"Blue Lila(s" again, with som
more lew-; from dear old Pea
ridge.
Farmers are about througl
with their work in this section
Nice, ivelcome rains visitc
this vicinity last week.
Health of this section ver
good, excelt; that we hear sona
of the girls are com plaining wit 1
the toothache in their ankles.
Dr. Jake Porter looked goo(
with her at Six Mile, Sunday.
M'. andl Mr's. Robert Waldrol
visited Mr. an( Mrs. Bill Gla r
rett, S1111da y aftern1oon1.
Mr. Alvin Boldim was wit]
Miss at the singing Sunday
an(d seene(l to be having a sweel
and lovely time,
T''he Misses Hinnictit s)et
one (lay last. week with thoI
Misses Lewis. The girls reporl
a jolly ohl1 t imeI,
Mris. J . lR. Porater' visi ted liei
sister, Mrus. Ed. St lehes, it
Pic'kenls, S1tiday.
tirda~y night with Iir . Seige
Bold inig.
best girll l. Sabba b) ~ s'Jhool) Sun i
day (vein hg.
Mlessr's. J(.sse Durh'lam ait<
JessI' Bolding ca'{lledl ont i:
sweeUthe(ats Sunday evening.
Mt's. Al1ice Bold intg andl Iitth1.
(laugh t(r, Ireni(.5 spenit Sut ndIa
wit~h her sistert, M r's. Sall ie GIar
r'ett.
NMr, and NMrs. Gecorge Duhirhian
r'ecenitly miade a very pleasani
tipl to Georgia.
Miessr's. BruIce' Ilunniicult a fl
Pickents Step'lhenis ar now' 11w ork
ing at Rivents' sawmill. 01
Bi ruce is go0inig to cook. Hov
'hegirls w~old like to par't~ak
of somue of his ('ooking. TIe(
ThI pro)( t iractedlI meeting begini
at Mounttain View, F'riday nigh
befor(' the first Sunday in Au
gust.
"Bllack Ec.~yes,'' wve'v go( ( t nov(
top)-buIggies wvi th r'ubb)1ri iires
and prietty girls t~o tride( ini thtem
wvith good-lookinig boys to (do th
driving C'ome over atnd t akIe,
ride.
Sever'al onl this sidle havye r'c
cently indul ged ini a straw r'idt
A tip-top time is reported.
Misses VQSSiQ anid tinlie 1 am-i
were the guests of Miss Lola
Burns, Sunday evening.
Hello! "Susie," come again.
We think we know you.
BLuE LI LACs.
Card of Thankb.
1 desire to express my keen
appreciation of the flattering
support given ie in the senti
nel-Journal oitest, which ro
suilted in my winning the stalk
cutter, an(d especially do 1 thank
the kind laties who interested
themselves in my behalf.
Respectfl fly,
W.B.A mo>
Notice of Election.
A'hereas. a Petition from the free
lii rs anad electors of Ilethilehem School
istrict i.umber 20 las been illed with
the County Board of Education asking
sald lloard for permission to liold at
election to deterinino whether or ot ai
extra levy-of 2 ilk sihall he levied on
said I)istriet foI School pulrposles:
It appearing to the Couity Board of
1itict ion that the jpetition nmeets tie
recluirilleits of the haw.
Therefore it, is hereby ordereil that the
Iuistees tot Ile laboveIIJInnetd )istriet do
hohl anl election ill tbOVV na"Iined1Ih
Ph CuI0'n too h b11 h a141 i hen Il Ik- I )Il
huseIi n g, . 1911.
ITyn Trst) thiiiiIle aboIlive Itunni ihsl~l
TI'llh'i s Ow Ai (vIi. I Vc. Dseu'
tviet are herehrN appoI(intd ( ala t r.r of
wrDlcto. The Ch-ainus ehb
a d too the raiirentents Not thf Sec
tionl 12Itis of thet Schooml Law.
0B y ld t o tlor I i I 4 l)tio r of itieu
a Ntn Re . T. I I A l Lrtt,
Doctor the Cause
Not the Effect
if im area Illieted with boils .mI..
plIel scrtifut1i, salt rII htI i, e li .a,
or- any otho. ind)icitiolt of impure
blood, l onl't wast illi. e atld 111n111y
inl exterial r-nildes l or thle trva t
Itteilt (If ;t Se , Iliptom lis.
Vml1t11144 1101 IshiI il~ii i Io 6-0 Iiih
l*it 11 i3' It 1111(4 1 Ith lld 1. 41 mt I ts ii
Somlethnes there ar oil( ioutwnrd yrup
101irel'itpure blooi, hlom Iristeuinll here in
a vl'e lllg ill' hawgour., it run1-<lowni. listlest
conditionl, lois 44l' ppetite-showving that
the organs n11 l teS ol' he oily no
beling unurishe'l its they "1h411h41 he.
The us of Dike's l.l and kin
litemedy is followed boy ithe mlost
plleasting resuilts. The boils he4al up1
anf i ap m Ihe sklln bconnit aSoft
:111 l suooth againl, inl.stead~ ()I harsh
a.dSvaly. or piunpled. The! liver is
hs lti latedl, thet- lood etrrichevd,.1and
smoon thlt w hlole I."st1 I Lathe benle
liced l a ti tho.exc ele t remedyCN.
Ilure blood memt s healthl and'
strengthl, anid Dike's Blotd andl Skinl
-I. ll' I . I'T
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and Durable on
Market
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q Every feature of high class make.
Q~atos Surries, Runabouits of
samfe i gh Quality.
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