The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, June 16, 1921, Image 7
ICT BALLEW; GETS SIX
EARS; ACQUIT WILSON.
ter two hours' deliberation, the
sitting on the trial of Wade Bal
and Robert Wilson, charged with
der in connection with'the killing
olice Chief Holcombe, of Easley,
:30 Friday night returned a ver
of "Guilty of Manslaughter"
nst Ballew and a verdict of "Not
ty" as to Wilson. Ballew was
tenced to serve six years. in the
penitentiary.
small number in the court room
rd the reading of the verdict by
clerk of court, and the passing
sentence upon 3allew by Judge T.
Mauldin. During the day the
urt room was crowded as rebuttal
stimony was taken and arguments
ere made by the attorneys.
Ballew pleaded self defense, claim
g that the Easley chief was reach
ng for his pistol when he shot him.
ilson donied any part in the shoot
ng of Chief Holcombe but admitted
thooting three times at Rural Police
:nan Lesley, claiming that Lesley was
3iring upon him.
For the defense, Attorneys Hovey
"arle, E. M. Blythe and 13. F. Mar
in made arguments, and arguments
or the state were made by J. P.
'arey, Jr., Sam B. Craig and Solie
:or David W. Smoak. The case was
ne of the hardest fought ever tried
1 this section. Tho trial was start
d Wednesday morning and lasted
hree days.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS CON
TINUE TO FALL.
Washington, June 11.-Both ex
ports and imports continued to fall
off in May, but the month's trading
resulted in a favorable balance of
$122,000,000 for the United States,
figures made public today by the De
partment of Commerce showed.
Exports for May totalled $330,
000,000 as against $340,000,000 in
April, while imports for the month
were $208,000,000 as compared with
$256,000,000 in April.
For the eleven months ended with
May, exports totalled $6,180,000,000
as against $7,480,000,000 for the
corresponding months of 1920 while
imports aggregated $3,472,000,000
as compared with $4,688,000,000.
SINGING CONVENTION.
The Liberty township singing con
veltion will meet with Rices Creek
1iaptist church the third Sunday,
June 19th, beginning at 9:30 o'clock
a. in. Everybody come and bring
your song books and well filled bas
kets. Let us sing and eat together.
Be sure to bring dinner to help us
out and you surely will hear some
good singing, as this is the place we
always have a grand time.
R. C. Robinson, Pres.
C. E. Rogers, Sec. and Treas.
2ENTRAL.
B. E. Allen, Cashier
", S. C.
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stagnates and does not build
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your money to work, thereby
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you or sell them for you. Why
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olks at home?
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can always keep in
touch with the wife
and loved ones at
home. The low STA
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ple'asure atsmalJ cost
with a minimum of 25c.
rates and details.
ILEPHIONE
FROM FOREST TO THE HOME
it is intndedl for, every piceC of lum
ber sold here is rigidly and frequent
ly inspected. These inspections in
sure a uniformity of quality that
makes for a first class and enduring
building no matter wh'lat its charac
ter. It always pays to buy the hest
--especially lumber.
t-. W. HAMILTON
CEDAR ROCK LOCALS.
Crops in this section are looking
fine at present.
larmers have a nice little job on
their hands now. That is cutting
grass.
The singing which was held at the
home of Mr. Nicholas Stansell was
enjoyed by all present.
If you want to hear good singing,
come to Cedar Rock.
Rev. E. M. Bolding delivered a
fine sermon Sunday morning at
Cedar Rock. The subject of his dis
course being '"Regeneration."
Miss Sallie Singleton, of Atlanta,
and Miss Elsie Singleton, or West
minster, are visiting the former's
brother, A. W. Singleton.
Miss Clifford Bagwell spent the
day with her friend, 1l iss Eileen
Anthony, last week.
Well, friends and corresponldents,
did you all take a spin in the acro
plane June 3? )id I? No, bud,
my life insurance policy has expired.
ir. and Mrs. Crockett Ilendrix
spent Sunday with the former sis
ter, Mrs. J. L. Anthony.
Mir. and \Irs. Verner Watson, of
the Three and ''wenty section, are
visiting Mr. and Airs. Nick Stansell.
Mr. Robert Stewart and son, John,
of Pickens, were visitors in the home
of J. H. Miller Sunday.
Miss Ollie Smith, who has been
setying with her sister, irs. Jack
Jones, has returned to her home in
the Brushy Creek section.
Miss Mainie Ramey, of Walhalla,
is visiting her friend, 'Miss Ina
Looper, at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Remus llenderson,
of Anderson, spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. elD.
Farmer.
liss. Nellie lBall spent Sunday
with her friend, MAiss Caro Singleton.
Say, all you correspondents, wake
up and give us some real good news.
vJude.
MARRIAGE.
Married on Sunday evening, the
J 2th inst., at the residence of the
oficiating officer, fir. Charlie Pit
man to MiTss Annie Rackley, both of
Liberty, J. Alonzo Brown, N. P., at
the throttle.
Hon. J. S. Leopard, of Cateechee,
left last Monday morning for Colum
bia to meet with the Highway Com
mission Board Tuesday to assist in
securing Pickens county's part of the
state aid for public highways.
B.
LAD KILLED WHEN HIT BY AUTO
WHICH SPEEDS ON.
Sixteen Year-Old Driver of Car Held
in Jail.
.J. C. Finley, Jr., 9-year-old son of
J. C. Finley, Sr., of 701 Buncombe
street, wvas almost instantly killed
about 6 :30 yesterday afternoon
when struck on Butler avenue by an
automobile dIriven by .Joe Donahoo,
aged 16, who is held at the county.
jail.
Donahoo, who was arrested shortly
after 9 o'clock last night following a
persistent investigation on the part
of city police, admitted dIriving the
car wvhich struck young Findley, but
stated that he and his companions
were so frightened that they did not
stop to investigate the damage done.
According to Donahoo, he was driv
ing the car while those in the car
with him were Townes Hodges, Joe
McCall and Bingo Merrick. Dona
hoo was the only one of the quartet
arrested last night, being found at
his home on Whitsett street and
taken to the county jail where he
spent the night. He is the young son
of L. S. 'Donahoo, a .well known
wholesaler of this city, wvho moved to
Greenville from Spartanburg about
'two years ago.
When approached by the police,
who learned the occupants of the car
partly because of the punctured radi
ator sustained in the collision and
partly by a cap found near the wreck,
'which was saidl to belong to Dona
hoo, Donahoo did not (deny being the
(driver of the car and imnmediately in
quired as to the injuries inflicted
upon the lad. He expressed regret
when told that the injuries had prov
en fatal.--Greenville News, 13th.
MIGHTY FINE, I'LL TELL YOU.
E~very one who sings or likes sing
ing is invitedl to meet with the Glen
wood Baptist church next Sunday
evening, June 19th, at 8:00 o'clock
in our regular third Sunday night
singing. Everybody readly Let's
sing.
J. R. Martin J. HI. Earle
Greenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C.
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