Shrine Rookies Endure Cold For Charity Parade
Shrine rookies from Sumter Page land Columbia and midlands cities braved chilly dawn in Aiken for fall ceremonial of Jamil Temple to raise funds for crippled children hospitals. About 45 inductees marched in a morning parade down Laurens Street with diverse units and award winners announced at the event.
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Aiken
Sumter
Pageland
Columbia
Lexington
Shrine
Jamil Temple
Shriners
Laurens Street
Keystone Kops
Carrol O. Seawell
Aiken Shrine Club
Howard
Doc) Lawton
Roland H. Windham
New Ellenton
Robert Johnson
Aiken Public Safety
B.L. Cromer
Legion of Honor
Warriors of Columbia
Hospital Relations of
Keystone Cops
Irma
Two Wheels — Motor Patrol of
Three Wheels Sportsters of
Four Wheels — Wheels of Columbia
Sportsters of
D.C. Developer Accused of Defrauding 14 Investors
Camden area developer Michael Sheheen faces 38 state charges plus federal probes for alleged bankruptcy violations. Indictments detail 14 victims and about $990,000 converted or forged, with total fraud potentially reaching $9 million. Bond set at $500,000. He is linked to a prominent Camden family and faces multiple breach of trust and forgery counts.
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Columbia
Camden
Michael Sheheen
James Anders
Anders
Sheheen
Fifth Circuit
Grand
Kershaw County Grand Jury
Brad Simmons
FBI
Solicitor’s Office
Simmons
Bob Sheheen
House of Representatives
Fred Sheheen
Bill Nettles
Nettles
U.S
John Simmons
Jimmy T. Miller
Miller
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