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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
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H. E. WESSINGER, Manager
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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