Shep Pearlstine papers, 1900-1979.

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Shep Pearlstine papers, 1900-1979.

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Containing business papers and correspondence, including letters, 1908-1909, re Pearlstine's hospitalization for tuberculosis; 29 Nov. 1918, from J.E. Wannamaker, thanking Pearlstine for words of commendation re Wannamaker's work as chairman of the Council of Defense; 28 Oct. 1932, from Everett R. Clinchy, re Hitlerism and requesting a contribution to the National Conference of Jews and Christians; 8 Apr. 1933, H.C. Wannamaker, Jr., to Holders of Orangeburg Community Hotel Corporation First Mortgage Bonds, re adverse financial conditions of the Hotel Eutaw; 15 Apr. 1938, from H.P. Fulmer, Washington, D.C., defending the economic policies of the Roosevelt administration; 21 Nov. 1938, from Hyman Rubin, re the placement of war refugees in the local community; 24 Oct. 1944, from L. Marion Gressette, re workman's compensation and his decision not to run for Congress; 23 July 1946, Shep Pearlstine, to Hebrew Seminary Beth Chasam Soffee, re ceasing to contribute to Palestinian institutions "inasmuch as Palestinian Jews have engaged in a campaign of murder and destruction against the British"; and 3 Oct. 1946, from George W. Wannamaker, re Shep Pearlstine's earlier term as school trustee. Also includes manuscript, 27 May 1986, "The Shepherd of St. Matthews," a biographical sketch (8 pp.) of Shep Pearlstine, compiled by his daughter, Miss Hanna Pearlstine; 4 volumes, Calhoun County, Puritan Farm account books, including ledger, 1918-1954; bank account ledgers, 1945-1975, and 1976-1978; and cash receipt ledger, 1965-1978. Other correspondents include Karl von Ruck, Julia Peterkin and J. Skottowe Wannamaker.

1,274 items and 4 v.

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Pearlstine, Shep, 1867-1951.

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Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945

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