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h 'V v l Uh x 1 o Of S: VJ ■ -- V c c \ mmm zm m Wfi ''/////. m^. y,;y is. m <■ w rJM" 555«!55«55k m ii : 'i . ... //SS/SS/A wm Wmi mm m, w/mMa wmm. ly--yi 1 y y%y/Mi mtm* m. Wmm Wmvmy, mWw///y. m ■ S^ 1 ,S^ 1 J ^41 i:s$> .Vx;::* ; S' !¥■> M. Hmm mm. w m Z/v? m. — . //M m. *# r^. L. H. JORDAN, Manager Oakland Plant Newberry, South Carolina Wi /■/" yA Wm WM mi ' m- X WSs m itJ *v: *fcg3 ?V / / /.».. / / i i>x ^ 1 4 ► ; : ^ #' i. /. I wonder what we all should wish for ourselves for 1971. Clearly, there will not be peace on earth until men prac tice g-ood will, one nation to the other, but, more basic ally, one person to the other. Each of us then, as an individual, has an important pos sibility and, in a real sense, a mission that can be ac cepted for 1971. We can make peace start at home among - our associates in every activity of our lives by extending - the sort of heartwarming good will and good wishes for our fellow men that can make our part of the world a happier place. That could make “Happy New Year” mean more than a wish. Willard M. Bright PRESIDENT THE KENDALL COMPANY G. R. HAWKINS, Manager Mollohon Plant Newberry, South Carolina /i \ \ A \ H. E. WESSINGER, Manager Cotton Buying Office Newberry, South Carolina SEC. C, PAGE 6—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thurs., Dec. 24, 1970 The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C„ Thura., Dec. 24, 1970-SEC. C, PAGE