The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 10, 1939, Image 3
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
PAGE THREE
The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS.
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF LNTEREST
telephone 74 or 258 ^
PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
Cotton Crop Set
At 11,412,000 Bales ^
Willie Milam Dies City Schools To
In New Jersey Open August 31
Mary Loftis » visiting relatives anti
friends at Campi>bello and laindrum.
Mr. and Mna. Edward Martin and'
.daughter. Gene, of Columbia, visited
N’tW' wa^ r*:riv: d .^iturday by
* o II . IJ o* mor '1^^- " IL «»f thi'* <M*.V. of
casts Smallest \ leld Since l»3r.
.^jrricullure Department Fore
casl.s Smallest Yi
In First Report.
brother, Willie .Mi-l
ANNOUNCEMENT
Wa.'ihington, Aug. 8.—An agricul-
the former's mother, Mrs. A. V. Mar- ture dejiaitment forecast of a cottivn
tin, last week. icrop of 11.412.(U)(» halost this y^'ar—
of her d.ulhter, Kwhenne Shannon,, m. ,„d M„. s. B. l,..ftis .ml chiM.h,, -™i«.,l ..Imm-
lam at his home in Nutley, New Jer-lrn. . ’ . n ' u i
„ su. V u* 1 •i.jV *1. .'Thursday, Augu.s(t 31, when regul
.ey, ^■r..hohmlre»uMforthop.st|...,.^
Supt. W. E. Monts anmiunced ye«-
terday that th<* ('linton city .<»chools
w'ouhi open for the 1939-40 session on
ar
gm. This .tote for the
program for the aftemocm.
Circles of Broad J'treet Methodist
church will meet at 4 o clock • j vt-as a niomlter of the graduating cla
and a grandtiaughU?r of Mrs. B. M.
Dutton, Sr., of this city. She is a' cjiff Mclxixl. who is
'graduate of Thomwell high schw»l and ^,f I*rx*.<h\'teriar .-niux-h at 'Den-
I _ w 1 w n c ..opening hae been fix«*d, he states, to
.Mr. Milam had tSHm ill for .several ' , ,, , , , ..
,, , , • L. 1 u i» I iJT've four full months work liefore the
mtinths aln<i was vrsittnl 'by Mrs, Rm)-! ,, i c<u • . l i-,
. , , 11^ .1. 11 loosing date for the ( hnstmas holiday
erts for two weeks last month. ”j ^^.^tson
mothor, Mrs. Gus Milam, was at hisi xv,,. <■:-4 / u ,• e .
.c .mi-i,+1... k j • 1 u k 1 faculty meeting, .Supt.
of nnlucing tneibislside whim he luisscsl awav. m ♦ „ • i -n V k u a La
, , -pk I I • ^ 1 V k • Monts said, will he held on August
on rm-or,!. j Ph,. ,l,K-,.a.„^l ,s .■.urvm.l by bis w,.
ra officiaU sai,l.;'''‘“: thrm' o.hiUln--,, W.Ibam, <lanv.|i„ ,th,. fiun,|,v f„r fh.
,, , , , , • • . j , i5*^d Richard; thrte brothe'rs, L. I), k /-n* i k .k .
<jnnlv ,.a«tor Milam of .Savannah, (ia., A. K. Milam 'sa-n fillml b^th.. trust's.
“ • con.vumpt’.on and exp.n^if duringjof .Nutley, N. .1., .Manning Milam of'
coming year
FISH SUITER TONIGHT
Augus-t 14, at the church. Immediate
ly following the regular m(»nthly aux
iliary me<*ting will he held.
at Presbyterian collegi* in June.
The bridegn'om is also a graduate
of Thornwell and Pre.sbyterian col legeHarley ('alvin.
mark. w;is a visitor n. v Tuesday andl^^‘‘ '■•marketing season. In that |KmiH.ria, \a.; four s.sU-rs, Mrs. \\.\ evvning, Thursday, at 8 o’clock,
Wtslnesday. i” ••'"^'"•,the young men’s Sun<la‘y ,school class'
Mr. ami Mi's. K y C'uUHM-tson stocks estimaUsl at U.LoO.UOO, I anama Oty, Ha,, Mj^-s. G. Hobhsj^^f UnvAii .Strin^t M{;th<Mlist church will
and
Mrs. L. C.
I of ('harlwton, an<l Mrs. RoIkmIs of-hav
and holds a jKisition with the 'uuren^.^^ this ■ this city.
,England Power Co., in Hincsac Tunnel, s.imlay of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. .lohn-," in<)icaU‘il ciop was about “
(UU) bales less than was harvestenl last
MRS. SIMPSON HOSTESS
f() IDI.E.MOMENTS ^ LL B i ^ ^
Mrs. H. Simps<m delightfully j ^ Charlotte. 2.38S.000 leak's less
BAPTIST Y. W. A. MEETS [^vas the- guest Sunday of Rev. W. R.khan the average prisluction for the
. , WITH THE MISSES POOLE ' Beukn.irh' and Mra Boiiknight. ,i;»2S-37 periml.
Attractive arrangements o co or- Young Women’.s association of | i m.... i y Blakelv have iv ' Among th«‘ factors ixbs|»<)nsil»le for
ful gArdvn flo,>-^. phlox Bap.ist vhu«.h m.A on Tm.-,.v:;'h,,,,;, wLhin,r,..n.^th.. s„«!l offn-ials .»„l. is Ihv
ing, formed a pretty setting tor vntidgy evening at the home of .Misst*s j, ^ ^ several «iay.s’ visit to 8‘<’''‘'rnment s crop control program.
entertained the “Idle Moments’’ club'
at 'her home yesterday morning.
e a fi.sh supjx'r in the church din
ing room.
«« Rev. W. R. Bouknight, pa.stor of
lYISlUIlC^ vlpdlS | t'he church ami teacher of th« class,
^ Q istaUni that all nu'mlvers and prospec-
VjTOCdry niemU-rs an* cordially invited.
luncheon. Rook ufus enjoyed during,
Mauney’s Gr<H*ery. hfa^iiki by N.
Mauney, i.s the city’s ru'west business |
firm, w'hich opent*<i liuring th«* wi*ek'
rndor this, growers wen* (.ffeml ben-ij^ Ux^nUou on North Bnuul stre<*t
. , ; Ida Bell and Clara Poole, i^he forim*r's .-lister. .Mi's. t'. 1.
the mornn^ an ^! Miss Ruth Smith, leader for the insvui. and other relatives hen*. l'‘'y'’ivnts of aliout .Co cents a ,,„tii n*vvntly occupitsl by .Argo Fo<m1
■was assisted m serving a .alad a <1 ),a<l arrangwl an interesting Mr*. ,j. H. Towmseml and daughtera. l'<'und for planting within their “tre-{
a .sweet course
KimpiK'n.
by .Mrs. Goyme L.
program on China. Misses Ida Bell
Elizabeth ami Sara, left Tuesdav for -r
PiKile, Ve4ma Pugh, Franci*s Jom^v.\ yj.,,. relativt-s in Daytona Ik*ach i ^ pn'gram also levies a ;H*nalty
Miriam and Gladys Nels<«n tmik part other points in Florida. 1^“'“ thr<*A“ cents a |w>und on tlx* sale
on the program. Mr. ami .Mrs. J. G. Younginer ami]"^ cotton in exce.ss of i-at-h gmwer’.s
Miss Gladys Nelson, president <>f |daughter. .Shirley, of Irmo, have mov-^ quo1a-^h«* pi-mluction on
the <irganizatK>n, presided <»ver theij.^j ,juring tlw fiast week and are'^’** «llotment. This i.s the sec-
■ ■ * ' ond .successive seia.son in •which quotas
were invoktnl to prevent accumulatkm
G. L, COPELAND HONORED
ON 73RD BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Copektnd of
Laurens, hoTjored the former’s „.k;.u attend«l hv sev-1 ^ ‘ 4k r*
Guy L. Copeland of this city, wkh lOtvupying a residence on ths* (tr*H*n-
.i,.i;«K4-fni f.wiilw ainnor tojit Thura. members. IwikkI roa<l just beyond the armory.
lelehmtiMi of! business .session a| Kev. W. N. !x»ng is assi.<ting the '»f greater surpluM*s
social hour wms enjoyed during ■«vhi<‘hiK^y l* I'l'mer in cimductmg a re- ' Another fact<ir in the smaller crop
pr«ent H«bb Spnp,, thlxjP-P-- - -
the wma, daughters and gTarxichildreri ^^ shr^nui nf A*K«.viMi. M r l*<*unds below la.st year’s n*cord aver-
of Mr. Copeland and hie broth^ •'[^|m1SS ADAIR. BRIDE-ELECT, a few days this wen*k with his age of 2.35.8. Weather comtkions ■have
Biater-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.py
iL AKrvnx* Liot l>e«*n as favorable this season.
The' new firm will carry a complete
tKpp & Chandler
Clothes for Men and Boys
Your RusineaH Appreciated
line of gr*)cerii‘s, fruits and proeluce.i
Mr. Maune*y, the* ow'nt*r, has hael long!
exi><*rie*nce in the* mercantile* hiisine'ss,'
having se'rveel for a num'be*r of ye*ars
unutil the* first e>f this ytrar a.s mana
ger of the Lydia fVxtton Mills store.
( eqieland of Laurens.
Hotel Clinton wm-s the scene on Fri-
Miss Virginia Sadler m competing- gov«.mme*nt r>ojnr>g a
day evening of a pretty dinner party tennis tourna-a jx.uml ein ceittem
given by Miss Louise .Mc<'rar>’. f''Tn*.ni«nt at Harteville (sold abroad, farm officials pre-dict ex-
<>r Tu..sdav eveninr Mr and Mrs ^okie Ailair, ,H.pular Hill AVaile le>t Tuextov with severaL this se^on will total «t K*i.^
A F Mc^hXLlanS hnde-elect of August. ^,^hep. fnmi ('kmi- e*ompansl wrth tAe
t at dinner appedniments featunsl a hou-:^,„ a two wi-e-ks trip to !*«>< s xmlimie* of .3,47...(KM». the
G* a rr..up of fnends at dini^. ,meram.r.*.e<l with fem. - >;,^. VorT and the* World’s fair. '>*"'•
TIMA -Akor- Which was K« v. ami Mrs. W. N. Ismg had as! dome*stic mills la* as large
u«.d tiinouirhout the hvmir and dining T*' *'*^♦'“•h end. Place canls w-cemi- ^^e.^ the jaist wei*k Dr. ami ■’* se*ason Amen-
uaed thmurheut^^ formed!* miniatun* ce.rsage, ek*sig. Wdlmm Israthers e.f C.inway. consume alamt fi.i(KMMK)
MR. AND MRS. MeINTOSH
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
AT BAPTIST (HURCH
The city union service m*xt Sunday
evening will be held at the First Bap
tist church, with a cordial invrta.tion
’exteneled all congn*g»tions •to unite in
the service. _ •
Strikingly beautiful was
(lece^ratNin of orchid althea ■which was
<’ARD OF THANKS
We ■wish to thank our friemis for
the* laauliful flerwers ami many acts
of Icimhieiss idnrwn at the* eleath of our
aunt, Mijw_l4idie P. Blakely.
'Mrs. J. Keiil Toeiei, Mkwes li-
elie ami LizzM* .Sleian, S. R.
Sleia^, .Mrs. E. B. .Sleatn, ami
enthev relatives.
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECHDRS
...And..*
EMBALMERS
Ambalance Service
Phonea 41 and 399-J
Ia. RUSSELL GRAY and
V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgrs.
■ as.'^sw swa* SF ^ as' ^ ’sp w
ns.ms. A k.w Ismd o. i.oisys n,ted the place of each gia-st. Thi
a cemerpice for the ilamUly-aptKiint-,niarkul by a
«sl tah.e. Icorsage of Uautiful pink rose hmls
A delKTioua dinner was MM^eil ^
ceur-4e to th. s.x couples enjoying
tt>» <ss-a.-'«»n. ^ ^ frunds of the honoreil giM-»r Uing
PRESBYTERIAN HO.MKN ‘
ID MKEI MONDAY , t i \l A»
- . 1 ^ ^ ^ _ The ho-ts-" pn .iiTiti d Mr^ Ada;r
t (.e. «if the riP'*-'. Pn ^ijts r.an t i #.
, ^ VI I »»th a lovely gift as a rem«*moram*i
(hurrh will meK .M«*mla> eviaing, , .
.. ... . . of the happy «s-ca*'on
4.1 at the church. Im- ' ’ ■^
liiig the circle meet
cia
Miss Vera M’ilson of the ('simmer- ^’X^ris and ih.msetic con-
1. mpsexitsirj', IS on a vacation at ;‘um,8H.n would total ahiHit 12..
same date last ys<ar.
Th** comliKH.n of the cottem crop oni
August 1 was re|strUii at 74 lar cent j
^ "rJrXritinirfn.r!l"r^neen^ mZlt.lrTnTicImm l-lTtra;’*^ c.unia.r,il with 78 per cent
I- rerutM-rating irom a ne«*nt illness. > ' vN^r aao
supplie- would come, for the m«et - .y'~*
Thomas Farr of GnenidN.n., N.
|*art, from suri»lii'-«-s, of ahich H.ll.Ml,-!
A ..gj-'t 1 L at 7
MH ia'.iy f.* ;..si k/H- c.rr«- meev- HENRY HOSTE.^S
infs, th. regular •u>nl»"7 yo SUND A Y .S< H<M>L ( I, A.8S
w 1 tr held in the chur^ parhw. ^ Tuteslay evening M,-. A ex
Bjs.ms. Womans circK with Mrs
A M (srpetond as leader, will have .Sunday setoed Hass «d the
*'***^*^‘ *** the proyam. First Haptuc church, webxmnng sa v-
MR.8. PAYNE HOSTI-k8S into the cia^*
wa' th*- gufst ve«renlav of hn uncle,
W D < ojo-and iMil«i* an* stoml under goverm-•
lr*en.h ..f Mr- Mary ( hal.nen w ill I ""I"* , I
n-rre' to .ea n tha' -ihe M-nously - ’‘•'"••I*'
• ii at the home of her daught4*r, .Mrs.I
It v - Ho..and, and .Mr. Holland.
AT KKIIM.E I U.N( HK(»N
M*-. John H Puts, Sr , who liv.e
mar hi*re, is visiting h«-r daughU'r,
•Mrs, J B Johns«.n in Mana**as. Va.
M' . W. I». >'o|w-laiid IS *p«*nding
the ««i-k in Columbia as the gu*e*. «if
her s <• *, Mr- I* F. .Mc5wain.
Fra-rxls <*f Mrs .'*»terlin Y'ourig will
le glad b* krera she ha» imfirmnil suf.
tan«*oiisIy with th*- cn.p n*|Mtr1 that-
l•■^7,07♦» lab- 4if the 1939 crop ha«l |
Uen giiimd pn.»r t*. August 1 Thisj
com|ia?xsi with Io7.>*i’..% ginrMil by th* ‘
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ULINTDN, S.
Mrs. Jam^ MoComto i^ac.*.u«ly
Mrs. H. D Payne waa iHetews this memU-rs. all
w*-eii to the Tues<lay bridge club and hrek- of r*Tent date, .Mrs Hugh Kay,
**v.ra: a*ldi:a.naJ guests at a lovely ( harles .McDanrel, Mrs Harry
It rrcheon lioagje arsl Mrs. .Shirley Timmons,
Two tab es w* I- anrangiil f«»r himlg*- Uautiful r»»rsag»-* Arrang*
In the livnng nxrni whKrh was d.^**- gtadoda. zinnias and a va
rat.s; with colorful gladuda and fin- adorne*! the liv-
I las Several int**re*Wing gam*- were dining txsmis, wh*Te th*
**r.j,.y.-,l. with Mra. Heath ('.island rrreive*l. .Several novelty
w.mrinr high scire pnze Mn. ('and “"‘I • enW pnz*
W h •* ( . iK-.amL a rerent hrnle. and ** >hitt<.n. Jr. later
.M -s Tok.e A.lalr, bride-e!.^*, were ^ evening the h*atess serve,! d.
pissentcl gu*-st pnzes *“'‘•‘** h.-’* •bd tea.
After canls tflw h*iiKeio. servcl a Mrs. W, N, Ixmg. .Mrs. (k-orge
ftor tn ing a (lat.ent at th«- bs'al h<e-
arMl Irtti** son,
h*Te «lunng th*
.Icievtabi* tw<'-ci»ur>e lunoh***m.
BoIni, Mrs. Ix*tla Johnson and .Miss
H F. Harr
were g.»*-*»ts .*f fri**Ti*l
|ia*t w«-*-k.
•Mr.. W R lUriisnight, Jr., ami
itought.-r, .Marrha N**1I. *»f Dlanta, are.
visi'ing .Mr HAtaknigh*.’*- |*n*nts, R*v.
ami .Mrs. ihiukn.ght
W.lliarn Hynl *if Rock H»l!, wa.*- a
V itor .n the city M«*mlay.
B. H F uller, Jr., of Iwy’tona Htaa-b,
F!a , IS visiting his frarerits, .Mr. and'
Mr- B. R FYilW. I
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, ... .Mrs. K K. Hurd*^te ami -*»n. Y’<*rk,
Uuise (ox were adddimal
for the iKTa*>M>n.
here.
.Mrs. Ix«tiie (iregtn-y hax rexurmesl t*»
Iher h«»me in Birmingham, Ala., after
Y(»I N(.EK SET ENTERTAINED
YAITII DANCE AT ( LUB
The Memmaid club and severral MRS. HUKEKT BOYD HDNDRED
tr-Jier m«eT»iwrs the your>ri*r ''JJ” HKILLIA NT RECEPTION i, visit to Mrs JuLa (rnffin ami <rtb*-r
with a dance at lakeside Beautiful among s*<-.al affa.n. nelat.v*-s here,
r* ur.try cub Monday evening. the summer s*-as*4n was the t*-a Mrs. „ France 8imre...n w.« the
iVrenrs of the b.rdesses were chap-,B H B*.yd and Mr>. H. L. Ib^d ir*ve,^;^^- ^ \his w*ek of !a!Z
enires ami ilancing was enjoyed until on ''^nes*lay aftri^-.n h<.noring ^ Fraz.er in High Point. N. C.
m.dmght, ItolicwiUH pum* was served Mrs. Hubi-rt Boyd, who was recent.y j I»a.,ey spent a f«*w «iay» this
throughout the evening. marned. / ,k u u "'♦'^k in Kentucky. .Mrs. Ikaik-y and
- dteaees^ for «caeK)n were: .Misses The giving rmims of the R ^ iH^rr^U, wh*. have lieer,
Armette .Mmir^d Marca Cmlloway. B*.y, home forme.1 a love y ('inenrati arnl
Mary BaJey Dw^s Mam^t for the ^asmn with floral jrranjri -
L'le Hipp, Jane Ldtle. .Marjone .Mill-iments of pink roses and white
er. Virginia SumerH, Henry Etta drangeas^. , f nemJs of Rev. ami Mrs. .Maraha*!
! ‘n'T. ,• fil ; M"- J-
well Ihmlap greete*! the guests at the ,>.. „ % ir n i*
KETKDTHED (OtPLE HONORED idoor, and intniducing to the receiv'ing , *., ■ ^*n'i ■ * **^L’
YYITH BUFFET SUPPER ',ine was Mr.. Reese Young. Ri^iving
•Misses Elsie Neighb»>rs and Doro- ,vith the hrrstesses were the honored 7 *. t an e <
thy Taykrr entertained with a delight-^^nd her mother, Mrs. F. D-'^'^ 'm ^ir*'*1 ni
ful buffet .supper last Wednesday eve-'Jones, and .Mrs. (k>r>km Tuggle of 'f I r. .. .M. Huntley will be
r.ing at the home of the former, com- Danvnlle, Va., a sister of Mrs. H. L.
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You’g and Betty Hunter.
plimenting Miss Tokie Adair and J. Boyd
W’. Finney, Jr„ whose marriage wilL -Mrs. L R. Dillard. .Mrs. John WT.
o<<ur in August. 1 Little, Mrs. Harry Wilkes, Mrs. I. M^j
s(»rTy to kn<iw h« is a fiatient at the
V«-terans’ h*K-pital, C-olumFua, "whiTi
he {ilariK to undergo an ojieiwtion.
rs. Huntley and son, Stephen, Jr.,
Attractive arrangements of gladi- ^dair and .Mrs. R. W. W’a<le a.ssiyte<i jhospital,
ola, rtjse.s and zinnias were used to
d.c(-rate the home for the occasion.
Mjss Helen Adair and Mrs. B. W.
the hostesses in receiving in the va
rious rooms.
are visiting relatives in Lilwrty Hill
and .Montreal.
,, , . -Mrs. M, B. .Summervike, Misses
CrooA !r th, h<»t,^ in-.. * ‘I;’ f 1Sa„ .ml U.i, Ann .M«lJ ..f
' !><«««««. in which «y«-|<harl«t>. w. r, wMi^nul pj«.l. ,rf
her'ving. .Jajtj m, Italian cutwork cloth ,, . « i xx— c
S veral games aiipropriate for thel^vfUi filet insertions, was a .•diver howl ^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. G
occasiOn were enjoyed and the honored „f pink roses, delphinium and fern,
cotif'le jiresented a lovely gift. ;Tall candles burned in silver holders.
SI.MPSON-JACOBS MARRIAGE w
OF INTEREST HERE ^ at the table and
The following announcement will be cr^m and cake. .Ws ^ ^ ^
received here with cordial interest byi* ^ c* Ilf I guests of their father, F
frienos of the bride and grocan: 7*^ enne a ^ serv jr,(j grandrrvother, Mrs. A. J.
On the spaaous porch Mrs. Jack o .
Davis, Jr., Misses .Mary Howze Dill- ’ w* n r^,. i u- ui
, , T 1 V ^'«dler Love ami son, .Sadler,
ard and uaetitia Jone.s serv'ed punch.'
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r. Ns'bors. Mrs. .Summer’ville was ac
companied home by her brother, Lf»uie
iNalK*rs, for a visit.
.Miss Adehne Boland of (Tharlott*-,
-Mr. and .Mrs. Hovey Reid of Lyman,
and Frank Boland of Irmo, werx*
M.
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Mrs. Stuart S, Simpson of Ashe
ville. N. €., announces the marriage
gifts — GIFTS
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Come in today! I^et as show
you our entire stock of splcfidid
Gifts, and join our Lay-A way
Plan.
FRONTIS
JEWEIJIY STORE
and GIFT SHOPPE
. , , - ^ n , are leaving the latter part of the week I m
.A large number of gue.sts called > , , v* i v* iP
r • . . V f<»^ a trip U> New York, Ne— -
ifincw T orsrw^irwTaxyi rxx-aixi^c I. * ^ _
during the appointed hours.
LIKE TO BUY THE MOON?
w Fing-
land, and Canada. They will lie a<--j .
ic^mipaniwl by Mr. and Mrs. Grin Hull P
'of Rock Hill.
I’ve a bright copper penny to buy the R^v. J. M, Dick of Raleigh, N. C.,j^
moon, ' has joined Mrs. Dick and children here!
And Id like a new one, please. • for.a visit to Mrs. Dick’.s parents, Ih'.jP
and Mrs, Jack H. Y’oung. Mr, Dick
ppent S-jn^lay in Spartanburg where
If you’ll put inTFpine iree, and one' he occupie-J the pulpits of the (Tmrch
Just wrap it up in a misty cloud
And tie with a soft spring breeze.
ju’II putirT’^^ine tree, and
bright star,
iWTiy, then. I’ll pay when I can.
For I’m saving my ponniee *1111 the
moon ie round.
.Then ITl purchase the heaven’s span.
* —Author Unknown.
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