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4 i A THE CUNTON < HRONU I R Young Men Must Continue To Register Upon Reaching 18 .1 B l>*iv chairman of Selw !t\c Service Local B<»-inl .10 fori I^aunm* County, Raid t«*ddv th;it then is a cootimunp responstbi!it>’ for young men reaching 18 years of age to register inder the Uni versal Military Training and Ser vice Act He emphasized that each young man i- required to register within five days after reaching his 18th birthday Those young rpen w ho are away from homt' at that time may go Jo any local board in the area where they are situated, and register for Selective Service. The local board chairman called attention to the necessity of giving the proper home address because the address given will determine the local board having jurisdiction of his case at all times It was further pointed out that registrants should be able to identify their township John F Shorp , «;ra> Court — John Franklin Si »r\ retired farmer and natK-e ‘ ot Laurm* County died at the Lau- • rens County hospital at midnight Thursday after an illness of five 1 weeks' Mr S.varp wj' a ^on of the late j ,t > Temple Waldrop Sharj' ! and was a member of Highlami Home Baptist Church H.s wife,; Mrs Hester Patterson Sharp, dnsl, in li*o8 ^ Surviving are several nieces and nephews. * . Funeral services were conducted Saturday at U uu a m at Highland Home Baptist Church by the Rev. Grady Cline and the Rev. William' Willingham. Burial was in the church cemetery of residence or their ward num ber so that their records will be properly identified. Mr. Lewis stat ed that failure to comply with the law could result in a punishment of not more than five years im-1 prisonment or not more than $10.- 1 i*X) fine, or both. PRESCRIPTIONS Prompt, Economical Prescription Service! Young's Pharmacy ••Serving This Area 77 Years’* Phone IB Phone 19 Third Place Clinton Siill Has Two Games The Clinton Cavalier* currently occupy third place in !hr'*»nding* of the Eastern Carolina' l>eague. and will face two more opponents before ending regular season play They will play Buffalo tonight (Thursday) and will mod Carlisle at the local park Saturday The playoffs will begin Tuesday night, with Clinton facing Carlisle (probably at Carlisle), ami River- dale iFnoreei vsjjraper. The schedule w ill-be reversed for Friday’s game If third gam?s are necessary, tht teams will return to the sites of Tuesday night’s games The ^Standings - Draper Carlisle Clinton- Riverdale Buffalo Kohler The playoffs will be between the first and fourth place teams, and the second and third. It is possible for the Cavaliers to move into second place in the stand ings. but they will have to win both games remaining on the schedule IF YOl DOST RFAD THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 71 21 6 18 8 17 10 14 14 11 17 o 28 J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON. S. C. Episcopal Church Day Nursery WHI Begin Session On 1st All Saint* Eptecopal Church day nuraery w ill begin it* 1860-61 sea- Mon on September I Thia will be the fourth year that the school ha* been vS}H»nsored by the church Mrs Roy T Smith will be teach ing for Mrs Milford Smith, the di rector The nursery school, which is held in the Parish house on the cor ner of Calvert Avenue and South Holland Street, is open to children .Iges 2 to 4 The schedule will be the same as that of the public schools angl daily hours are from 8:30 to 1 11:30 a m. . ^ Anyone wishing to register may contact either of the Mrs. Smiths or the pastor the Rev. John Riv ers. M. B. Leopard .. Laurens—M. B Leopard. 62, of Rt 1. Laurens, died suddenly Mon day. apparently fro ma heart at tack. while working on_a house near his home. A native of Laurens County, he was the son of the late M. B. and Janie Burns Leopard. He had lived most of his life in the Barksdale community where he farmed. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Nan nie Taylor Leopard; three brothers, F. D. Nye and Joeree Leopard, all of Laurens; and three, sisters, Mrs Bob Weathers, Mrs. May Ow ens and Mrs. Adolphus Robinson, all of Laurens Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 4:00 p. m at the Ken nedy Mortuary by Dr. J. E. Rouse and Dr Robert S. Cooper Burial was in Warrior Creek Baptist 1 Church cemetery. Ravivol At Lydio mwmLino mm... x nxmsmmmPET! Wouldn't )ihi like to have >our own "marie carpel** to lake sou where you want to go in life . .. lo rise you w4iat you want lo base? To he %er> practical about It. todavY “magic carpet**’ are. for the moot part, made of mone*! Thb* mean** that you ran produce your own “magic carpel** without rewort lo wuardry or horui*-porn*. Sim ple *et up and faithfully follow a program of nywlematir saving here! 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Guest speaker will he Earl Jack- son. of Sumter, a student at North Greenville Junior College, Tiger- : ville. Mack Gaffney is assisting the pastor with revival plans. Coroner s Jury Ends Case Of Man Shot On Entering Home Laurens—A coroner’s jury found Thursday that a 20-year-old Negro intruder was killed by a white man whose house he entered, but recom mended that the matter be dropped there The jury heard a statement from Calvin Vaughn, S2 of near Gray Court, that he fatally wounded James Wilson Bolding early last Saturday morning July 30. a* the x*m* ex-convict advanced on him m the Vaughn home ■ In a statement read to the Jury by Sheriff C W Wier Mr Vaughn told of finding the Negro man m the house some time after midnight a* he investigated a noise for the sec •Mid tune Armed with a single barreled shotgun, the Dials community rwu •tent said hr repeatedly asked thr Negro who hr was and why hr was there, but never got an answer When Jw Negro reached for him thr Vaughn statement continued thr wtutr man ran la thr bedroom j His wde was with him Balding ad 'tmrrd but tripped ever a slight d^up from thr living room la thr bedroom Thro I was foreed to raise my gua and •hoar turn Mr Vougha Mud First si nun/ at the intruder > chest Mr Vaughn said hr tom.red thr barrel, as ho fired, m an rOsrt to only wound thr weetd hr burglar Thr tfiotgun charge truck iipM.0, ta thr lower abdomen Hr was still alive when deputies am red. but (bed later at the county hospital here Deputy Sheriff W D Burns, one of thr invoougatjog officers, loot! find that Bolding had apparently entered thr home through a porch window which had born raised about Id inches Track* outside the *u> daw matched Bolding *, hr said Deputy Burns said Boldiag ro- raped from thr rhaingang in 1167 At that time he was konwn as Wil son. thr deputy said He lived ia the vicinity p( Gray Court Magistrate Lucile Watts, acting coroner, conducted the inquest at the court bouse I960 CoHee Day : Said Most Successful I960 Coffee Day for Crippled Children’’ was the most successful in itss eight year history in South Carolina, officials of the South I Carolina Quality Restaurant Asso- j elation and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers’ Association stated as they met with Easter Seal leaders at state headquarters of the Crippled Children Society of South Carolina last Wednesday to present $29,217.15. "Coffee Day" funds will be used to support Easter Seal services in the counties where the funds were raised. Laurens County has received $887.98 of the “Coffee Day” funds, according tb J. Hewlette Wasson, of Laurens, chairman of the Lau rens county chapter. Serving as leaders of the county coordinating committee for “Coffee Day” were the following: Cecil P. Wilson, Clin ton, Chief J. W. Power of Laurens; and Chief BrlT - Ballard of Clinton. SBA Can Small Firms In Expansion While big business continue* to quite often encounter* difficulty in nhatining the type and amount of fi nancial assistance he needs on terms designed :o fit his particular operation In reedgnition of the plight of the nation’s .small business community. Congress, in 1953. cre ated the Small Business Administra tion SBA is a federal agency with the responsib.lity of providing fi nancial and technical assistance to worthy small concerns. Of the four and one-half million business con cerns in the nation. % per cent of these have been classified as small by SBA. There are 40.800 small busi ness concerns m the state of South Carolina. , *■— According to Howard McKenzie, Columbia Branch Manager, a retail concern is small if its annual sales volume does not exceed $1,000,000; a wholesale firm with five million dollars, or less, annual receipts is small A manufacturing concern may have from 250 to 1,000 employ ees and be classified as small. In addition to sales volume and num- ber of employees, a small business must be independently owned and operated to be eligible for SBA~ as sistance Mr McKenzie stated that $BA is not in competition with banks or other private lending in stitutions aid will not grant a loan if the needed funds are available from private lending sources or through utilization of personal re sources. SBA loans can be used for construction, expansion, conversion, to increase inventories, for debt payment and working capital. The maximum loan is $350,000 and the maturities cannot exceed 10 years. The amount of loan and length of maturity are governed by the bor- rower’a needs and ability to repay While SBA does not make ”«kreet ban*." approximately 75 per coot of the bans made by the agency are in partiqpiation with bank* hB.\ can make direct bans only when the fund* are not available from private sources on reasonable terms or when bank parrieipation *' not available The muLroua !*»«•* participation la 10 per cent, the maiimum interest rale m NBA funds la SH per coni However Mi4 • ill match thr rales charged by a part legating inat.tutioa presided thr rale la not lower S per rent All baaa mode by the aeonr« «1»thrr direct «r panic,pot»m i»»*! be adHpasUfy *erured w tth tangible rolialeral SBA baa asade over JW loam « Sooth < arobre and In vxre thr tight money* market and reatiaainc lacron«rd tar tana baa* from private it la quite possible Umt this agency could have the answer to 1 your financial needs The Small Busmens Administra- > tmn office ia located at 1745 Sumter | Street. Columbia, South Carolina Mr McKenzie urges anyone Inter estixf in the SBA programs to visit the office and barn more about the services that are available to the small businessman. \ Tburwda*. Anxvrel If. Iff* r! ' 11 ■ Sc nr ices Af Lydia The Rev G O Madden of An drews Chapel Peniecoatal Churrh Waterloo, is guest st a revival beginning Wednesday at Lydia I'enlecodal Holmes#' p Churrh. i * . N Services ’»ill continue through Sunday and will be held daily at 7:30 p m The Rev. James R Bryan is pastor. The public is invittid. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHgONTCLE PUBLISHING CO. I .-y SPECIAL FOR POUOW |TH£S| a' - ONLY - ON / ALL CRYSTAL Buy One Piece At Regular Price— Get One Piece For Only— $1.00 Now’s the Time To Stock Up On Your Crystal— * Or For Those Gifts! J. C Thomas, Jeweler il*u Time That t «miih« CLINTON IOANNA CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The State of South Carolina. County of Laurens By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge: WHEREAS Lykes S. 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