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SUNRISE AUTO SUPPLY
Distributors of Nationally Advertised
Auto Supplies and Accessories
1310 College St.
Phone 276-0820 - 21
Fulmer BuOding Supplies
DOORS—SCREENS—CABINETS
“EVERYTHING IN WOOD”
Phone 276-4333 60 Caldwell Street
HATCHETTE’S
OFFICE SUPPUES AND EQUIPMENT
“Complete Office Outfitters”
1206 MAIN STREET Phone 276-0404
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Heller’s Service Station
GROCERIES—GASOLINE and OILS
Bagged, Cubed Ice and Picnic Supplies
2604 MAIN STREET PHONE 276-4286
Three County Players on Indian Squad
WILLIAM S. KOCH (Billy)—A 5’10”
170 pound Senior. He is co-Capt. of the
1970-71 squad. He is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. John H. Koch of 1307 Drayton
Street. At the defensive linebacker po
sition Billy saw action in Saturdays
game against Emory and Henry. He
was instrumental in breaking up sev
eral crucial Wasp passes. Billy is in his
fourth year on the Indian squad and is
a valuable asset to the defensive team.
JULIAN W. NICHOLS (Wade) — A
6'0” 195 pound junior from Silver-
street, Wade did a fine job at defensive
end in the Emory and Henry game.
Wade is at the starting spot for the
second year at Newberry.
GREGORY ALAN HARTLE (Greg) —
A 6’2” Freshman, Gregory weighs 200
pounds and is the son of Mrs. N. M.
Hartle of 726 Boundary Street. Coach
Fred Herren looks for great things to
come from his freshman defensive end.
He will have a big road to hold if Wade
Nichols becomes unable to play, as he
is the reserve defensive end. Coach
Robertson is pleased with the progress
that this young brave is making.
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PURCELLS
1110 Harrington St—Ph. 276-0605—Newberry
“Your Private Bankers”
WILSONS
TEXACO STATION
l J LEROY WILSON
1301 COLLEGE STREET
' Newberry, S. C.
Newberry Federal Savings
& Loan Association