ninetimesfifteen
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So, he claimed to be from SC and was possibly Catholic. I found this on Catholic community in SC in the 1950's:
''In 1950 only 96 priests and 230 religious sisters served the 17,508 Catholics in the state, spread across forty-two parishes and twenty-six missions... Most Catholics were concentrated in Charleston and Columbia, the only places with Catholic infrastructures of high schools, hospitals, and other associations necessary for a full Catholic institutional life.''
Minus all the African-American Catholics, that number should be even smaller. So, it's not a large number of people.
Other possibility is that the girl was Catholic and she gave him the medallion.
''In 1950 only 96 priests and 230 religious sisters served the 17,508 Catholics in the state, spread across forty-two parishes and twenty-six missions... Most Catholics were concentrated in Charleston and Columbia, the only places with Catholic infrastructures of high schools, hospitals, and other associations necessary for a full Catholic institutional life.''
Minus all the African-American Catholics, that number should be even smaller. So, it's not a large number of people.
Other possibility is that the girl was Catholic and she gave him the medallion.