Thrilling leap evades arrest at City clothing firm
A nineteen year old white man leaped from the third floor of Rentschner Wisanska clothing at 252 King into electric wires to escape police. He was rescued by the fire department and taken to the station as officers pursued a second suspect. A colored boy about ten was captured on the third floor during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Rentschner & Wisanska
Clothiers
King
John J. Healy
Poly
Fire Department
Dillon County Soldiers Discharged in Recent Review
The following Dillon County soldiers have been discharged Luther M. Lee Dillon Alex B McCall Dillon Ernest Christmas Datta Harrelson Warren Dillon Charlie Britt Fork Alie Thompson Dillon Melvin Williams Clarence Gary Boyd Wallace David McKin Jey John K Alford and Kay Jackson Dillon
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Dillon County
Luther M. Lee
Dillon
Alex B. McCall
Ernest Christmas
Datta
Harrelson Warren
Charlie Britt
Fork
Alie Thompson
Melvin Williams
Clarence Gary
Boyd Wallace
David McKin Jey
John K. Alford
Kay Jackson
Better Livestock for South Carolina Farms
A Clemson College extension note argues for replacing scrub breeding with purebred sires to raise quality livestock in South Carolina. It cites Alabama results showing purebred bulls increased calf weight and sale price, justifying countywide efforts and urging farmers to consult the County Agent and Extension Service for guidance. V. W. Lewis.
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South Carolina
Severiny County
South
Vanimat Husbandry Extension Service
Clemson College
S. C
V. W. Lewis
Dillon County
Dillon’ County
Greenwood County
S. W. Epps
Extension Service
W. W. Lewis
Pee Dee
Dillon
Car song ends in battery woes and spark worry
A playful verse lampoons car trouble and stalling caused by a failing battery. The poet notes the relief of reliable magneto ignition versus constant sparks and delays, imagining a carefree tour without being hung up overnight.
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G. W. Morrison
Pee Dee Summer School to convene at Coker College
Five hundred Baptist teachers leaders and pastors will gather at Coker College Hartsville June 15 21 for the second Pee Dee Summer School. President E W S of Coker College hosts the event with Secretary Watts in charge. Sessions cover Sunday school education music and missions with prominent lecturers from several states.
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Womans Missionary Union
Coker College
Hartsvill
Pee Dee
E.W. Es
Thomas J. Watts
Columbia
South Carolina
Southern Baptist Convention
Santee
Charleston
Waccamaw
Chesterfield
Kershaw
Moriah
Welsh Neck
Florence
Fairfield
Southeast
Orangeburg
Savannah River
Carolina
B. W. Spillman
Kinston
N. C
Frederick A. Agar
D. D
New York City
Leuco Gunter
Jos. T. Watts
Richmond
Annie L. Williams
Birmingham
B. Schiable
Hartsville
Joseph A. Gaines
Bessie Major
Anderson
E. W. Sikes
Thos. J
Thos
J. Watts
Hampton Ave
Columbia, S. C
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