The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 26, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday,' February 26, 1927
> Greenville Locals
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: ??H. W. A. Fisher
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'1 hi' grand textile center is indeed
loiuinaie in securing- lUe-btate Teach
~ er >' - meeting -for r.rdT,-and w e are
, sure, every - effort wyi be made for
3 .toe ciit^iratrrnienT. aiut cemfort of
this distinguished group of visitors.
'1 he o.nfciais of the association could
not have selected a better plac?""than
the "pearb of' the^pufdnionf" CJroen..
vulie, always attractive, is especially
- bennlil'ul ciTiff. fffeUSatit UboUt March,
* Und tourists the nation over usually
include this-eky on their itineracy.
Hospitality is a foremost attribute ofthe
ntecca ~of Southern^tourists.- the
garden spot of the sunny South, the
l ily c-.orl:ist~np springtime Thut hot:.
P't.iiitv ?wii 1 l>e-4n??>viiloiice-.to that
choice array of emineht educators
next month. One 'of Greenville's
greatest assets, however, is its wonder
dear crystal water,', which is the
envy .of the nation. ? There are also
??a?nufnbur of extraoi dinaPy . national
scenes pear here to arrest the. eye.
Looking to the north wesT of the city
propel', the eye takes in the grandoui
>j.i . -oi the --panorama' beyond where the
sentinels -of the mighty . Ulue Itidge
stretch npwti ill In skior.. of -Htt^
:>uu-tvi>>uu jji-uks oi ine maicmess
13Iue Ridge reach an altitude of mmv
tln^ii oUQOO feet above the sea level.
The purity of themountain aroma
suggests heaven and .ones! mind turns
to him^who.se power brought forth
is in the everlasting^,hiljs. t'ome and
see for yourselves, and be-eonvinced.
?<r?7-Mrs. Ilan'y Reily and daughter,
ConjK'is", are the guests of'Mr. and
?- ?.lrw. 11. '1'.?Bivins, on Logan Street.
Miss Julia Thomas, popular, teach ??.
or in .Sullivan Street; Sehooll, - was
? called to Camden last week on nr
?cunt1 yl' illness III the lanuly.
; Rev. I). L. Withersnoon preachodJ
a \eiy forceful sermon at Allen Tern-,
pic ""Sunday-morning. He used as a
k -theme, "The ^ffect of true religion
I unon the world/' Good" musie by tlic
B choir, gave added force to the reK__uia.ll';
a 1 ilc discourse. Thoi Sunday^fc^School
and A..' C. E. League services
were witnessed by good crowds. Mr,
r E. C. Murray, prominent insurance
..agent, wilL make an address to the,
Sunday at G o'cluck. A tnp~
^jTTUe djFoun d e r s Day program was the
feature of! the vening service.. The
B pageant , produced Hy Miss F. L.
B Lykes, a brilliant and talented ten.hBp^er?of
the Union Hign school, was~7T
very interesting:dramatization of the
history of the A. M, E, Qhureh. Prof.
W. with _an excellent solo. ?
K. ; 'I he ,Second Anniversary of the: NaB
tional Benefit Life Insurance -ComY
' puny was held at Israel -Chapel C. M.
K. Church Sunday afternoon, thejsermon
being preached by t ffcv. VV. "S.
Rnwo, pastin-?Agents from Spartanburg
and Anderson participated in
piugmfiT -The features'-of which
, weret an address by Mr. -E. C. JVIur?
rav, a poem by Minn'F. L. L>ke;,, aud
| solos by Miss Oti.s Rookard and Prof,
f' R. E. Singleton. Dr. E. A. E. Hug^
gins-, in his always Signified manner,
was "the master of ceremonies. Mr.
\V. C. Demmoris.'is 'manager of the
-v' Greenville District and Mr. ' B. 3~.
'Caldwell is one of the "leading agents.
4 The Will Do Club met with Vei'nor
ColnuHTb^ni McClve St. Monday
afternoon.
The .yienites Club met with Sherman.
Sanders, Washington Heights.
Iluuday aftetnooir ~:i .1[7
r 1 he'-latdies Aid Club met"{iC the
. irWtau-ui-Mjs. Bettie Coliluan, Jenkins
| The Qrigir
Madam A
1 ?? Formerly 6t PHI1
1 s has established permt
I " t Masonii
rVl25 Washington Stre
? ?fajrlhe n ran
Wonderful Hair And
"Made Their Way by t
y Try Madam Russell's-Spert?if~TTtaTr
Grower--It's a V
t improved Hair Grower?It's a
g! Grow Beautiful.
4Glassine atid Hair Ton
Wond
TK e name is the right one--V
* Address orders to--Mirs. Mar
1: i
_ | ."or apply at 1129 Washingtc
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St. Monday afternoon, where a verj
successful session was had.
llial. A\ liitc anij |il
Concert given by Ikp AlleniteSTF Svfn
day afternoon was * witnessed by >
1 targe nuinUer. A fine= program was
| carried?iiui ?
Rev. IV \V.' Moore preached, at Tie
berftucle baptist Cil.ui'ch Sunday, il
!ieah;e:ue ?. i ihe pastor, Rev; \V
M. \V at.who is confined to hi'0(1.
liev. Muoie'S -t-niioiu were wot:
--Wh etve-fW"Uy ?ood_ crowds. The Sundae
Solio-.l a lid B. 't. P~ U. hold in!
teresting services;, as ' -usual. The
ouembership of tho church oNpressec
wishes fur. the speedy recovery of t,he
pastor. -Ilis condition is imprgvihg al
this writings.
The B oo; tei s "Club held us regului
meet in;* at the home of its asslsta?|l
secretary; Miss Gucssie L. Calhoun
A nice.cro.vdwas presenfltfid a fine
meeting was had. Delicious refresh:
meats were served. '
The Logan -Street- Sowing Club mel
at the home of Mrs. \\\ A. Fisher, or
i- i niii> m.unt. .-v vt'i'v inter6sting
program was rendered,-after
which black WalhUt ice cream ant
cake' was served. )
The Sunshine Club Was delightfully
entertained by Mr. John 1L.Calhoun
on Douthill St., Wednesday afternoon.
After the Usii^l businest
hour, refreshment^ were served.
tui nod i from a | b imont s init to Me
Cormiek. * } ? "
| Rev. I). L. Witherspo >ti wade i
business visit "to theT"vjty .otisucciisst
Thursday.J ?-r--:???I*? .
Mr. Walter F. Fisher spent th<
week-end at Charlotte, visiting?hh
brother. Mr. John Fisher, who" fe
eently underwent an operation there
Mr. -W. W. Ration, one of severa
persons who have renewed their Tub
scifptions to the Palmetto Leader, i:
-one of lluj sil'ont? churchmen "
city. ? He also owns seven nice hous
pet? m one of bur best communities
lie is single and on the market foi
a suitable bcl,--mate. PlapperS; her<
is a gehtleman for you.
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UI tcnu ?UU IjUttliS ?
' liev. K. II. .Anderson, D. D., lire
"sicltrjK hhlc-r' ol the Dillon District
A;" M. K. Chimb was 111 (li-i'i-nwimi
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last Monday on business..
Revs. U. l'\ lluu. A' r (' u-f.,1',1
S. Nance and \V. 11. liilyurd resume*
. ..^U.w'*k>.v b;u?> tlm ' ndiiiiundllij FHn
where they had been attending thi
Ufshops' Council"" '1 he -Were loud ii
_Ab_e-prai.se of the - work witieh*i&sTifH
' iiw.mt Inn li.mt in riuiKTa. ,
- Uev.-J;; \\\ Dnrpglas; "Pfesuli?g-"E1
der t>i tlte- Creertville District held i
very successful quarterly conference
last Satuiday with Rev. W, T. Harri
ami people at Dpnald.3, ,S. C.
Dr. J.?14, -Board of Coliiniiiia uui.
a welcome visitor 4n our to\\n las
1'"ritlay I'lirtnuc i'ro'nt (The?&*shops
Council in Jacksonville.' While her
ho was the li'ui-SL (if Mr. :nwl ilri
St'otl Hoiinan on Maxwell Ave. .
B Kevx: A. J. .Martin and J". W. Doug
"las-mutovoif'to Newberry last Thuvs
;-day on tt-hnatness?trip.
Mrs. Marion Waller left Tuseda;
?for Hh haTTTiTtl, tvhere"'she \va
( ailed nn ncomnit nfttte illness of he
vuncle, 4
I.itUe Mi.-ss Mo.seley an Baptist S
continues quite ill. Wo hope for he
a speedy recovery'.
'a MiV.s ^Junnio I'crrh)f principal" T
iUiilulw Graded School; MeCorrrritrl
??v::r; npleasant' -visitor to on
city a few days ,UKo.
.- -L^: ~~y
x>o~o&6o o;oo o 00,0006 oo otoy o o oo o
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.. I. Russell
irSDECTTOSV PA.7
rnently h^r laboratory at
c Temple
et~ Columbia, S.:??.:
ufsufture &f- her?^'?" ?> _?'
Face Preparations That
he Way They Are Made"
/onder for diseased Scalp
Wonder, makes the Hair grow
ic apd Madam Russell's _
ler Salve' ...
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atK)??heumaiism atKLiLS great.
^ONtfF.R SALVE-Try it.
y McGainey, 617 Marion St>n
St
ocB3E8?aco*ca200jaAaa^
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. Rev, J. W. Withe rspoon of Sandy
Springs \v,as in the eity Saturday
i Uo imports thing.1. in due ...shape a!
1'oplar Springs and lioonh's (fh.ipei
Mrs. J-ohn?4k?Coax u in of?ha:.- US
while returning from Anderson, cui
?Sunday night mill Mm. C. L. Mai
tin. "
i . The i'al invito Leader is in-grcgt de
. niahdf iicie. Its weekly visit" is eag
; orly looked forward to. We hope t<
Iincrease it it- eircCllatlon by ..soliciting
.vnir co-operation. Shall we hnv>
: ' Among The Churches
I Mt. Pisgulr A. AIj K. Church
: The Missionary Society was royal:
ly efttert&inAF lust Friday at the-homt
of Mrs. R. 11. TMcGhee. Respite the
heavy downpour of rain, there whs
quite a goodly number present. Thi.,
showed how truly alive the society
Li . The junior choir under the leader
ship of Mrs. C. F. Ivfttrtin and assisted
by Mrs. Daisy. B.- lloliniln as or
t ganist and Miss Winton Logan as as1
sistant.'is doing sonic good work.
: . Rev.tB. T. M. Burton of the C. M
- 'fc. Church, and Rev. dtl. L. Ramsey
1 will preach at Mt. Pisgah Sunday
next. U-. , . . .
- The- Sunday School is much alivi
- and doing substantial work -in tin
- -effort to hold up Christ. The super
s intendentj Mr. T. R. Gray, is. bcinj.
strengthened in his work by Mrs.,A
~ McDaniel , Perrin, - " assLstant . super
intondent an.I un nbiy -prn'p.* nf t t'ilC 11
; eVs. . -
1 The A. C. E.' League is keeping a
V breast uf' the ^timers by fiTeellnj.
promptly every Sunday ovprring a^
- <>: '!t). Each meeting lends more in
r> terest' and an increased attendant^
- The oftie'ers are: Resident, Mrs.. S
.1. T. Burgoss-;?vice pre.-ddctitr?Mrs
I C. E. Martin; secretary, Mis.s. Sarul
" ' ; assistant secretary,' Mis?
* Ida Waller, treasurer. Miss- loom
-?Butler,?o> gainst. Win tun?iTo
-' wrath? ?
.. Trinity M. K. Church
A -very interest ink' contest was ijiv
at this church last Friday night <>
which- we shall.write later.
Rev. A. J. Martin will , preach a
?this, .church tiUnua> afternoon at :
o'clock, The occasion being, an ell'or
to raise money fur.the trustees' de
; partihent. Music will be furnishe*
! Since the coining of Rev. C. '1'
Ferguson to. the * pastorate of thi
I church, interest in its
^maintenance have gone beyond on
L, Lord prosper the..
[, ? Winton Chaple A. M. K. Church
) Services wore at foyer Jicat, .botl
llldjyilhg iiiiu evening last .Sunday
_ while Roys". Bur'torv and M. L. "Rain
a sey preached forceful sermons.
[> -The attendance was splendid des
s pile the weather.
Rev. -S.- Q, CnmpbelL preached a
this" church las* 'UYrhn'Wd-iv ni..ht
t He sustained hi^ 'reputation ai
ulojuicnt preacher. - ~ ri""
Carry's Chanel A M I' rhurnh?w-afc?ar-4>+gh?d?-y?m?*4-brr
Rev. Burton, the pastor preachy
T?l't'Min ltt.'l Psalm, 1st. verse. Dcspit
l^he inclement weather quite a fe\
- were in attendance.. ' ,
, i Mr. Moon and little brother of?lfre\v
s berry, worshipped last Sunday, at Cat
?yV Chapel.
T"he 'missionary .society had quit
a splendid _meeting at Mrs, JeSsi
Mae Freeman's home last Monda
ir lifter noon.
Preaching. services are _held over
-Htrnihiy afternoon" Tro'iif 7J~ ~Tb"*~-l:Ti
' The public is invited.
ir the Willing Wurhel'S Club Met ;
_._-U>e church Thursday:?tjuiie q septet
> d hl meeting \va? held.
O - " ?
Xho Bur.y Bee Club met Fi ida.1. wit
quite a goodly ilunfber pte*onti Mi.
Maihie Johnson, the president,
putting things over.
The Boosters Club under the lea<
'a ning big tinhk's for the future. 'J'In
5 have a big drive.
3 Mr. Major FYeeman, superjniei
5 dent of thr- Sunday ^*V"-I !- leiddii
gr'Up a large attendance:
?; The Kpworth Ltague is doir
J great work ni their Bible study eou
BP8." "Mr.: Isath^Tftirst, the prosirfot
t? is keeping things at a lively pace.
A. -MacDaniel Perrin, re port i
Chester Paragmpks
A Bazaar given by"the did ye
high school class- was enjoyrtTrtiy
immense crowd in .the down stai
rooms of the Patrick St. FTrgh Scho*
MISs WilTa Moraghe, the'Toaeher, h
everything arranged in a verv on in
* way. Booths representing ? Po
* Office, Fortune .JEelling,- guess- \vl
x irrnl booths Tn which lemonade, h
x 'legs, cake and cream were* sold, we
_ \ visited by Jill whn jiliiimlmC und I
{ merriment was great throughout t
* ! evening. A ham, the gift of Pr
3 Finley to the Senior Clasp, was giv
fi: |-to the one holding the 4ticjty' lick
itpjMr, Israel. Stanback waft the winr
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IdBADBR ,? ~ ~
p of the ham. The .class Was delighted
aviih the !'ui\oms of the enteiulhi- >5
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: * lit II??m Ill I 'V | II III I I 11 11 I m ^7
\1l- praise Kivttii to Miss Mnr^piHHfoir '?
?Llc:?uplvimi'l plan.?iVi) ol-tiia ;;. )!! ' >
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iik-v-j oi the tueulty vOM.jitiatiiiL wi'.n a,
_.. .- ? hi .>ip. a*- tnul navf to . malic tjip- jr
B;,"i;;ifi r i>Tij oya i j! e;. ~ O
J- i in1 Senior , eifc''U'(i its ntH- *2
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ci i .v a.- follows": jn-*a?ietit, .?l i. 1 'a tap '>
l?<tCTuir.i;i-cicl; ' 'v'ict.oas;?IC.I.ei
Ui?Kms; 'jicrivtary, .Mi??',i i-'-l n
Bu- itaiian; assis'ant secretary,' Mi 9
l'..i/.a!a.ah Foster; .h-;?;>aror? Mr. Iii- >5
ran; Atkjnsou; 'pianist,vAIr. 'Louis' Fin- , a
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tin the sict;- list art.': Mrs. Burbot!, ?
j!ZJIiiLui e Stt^-M r... Jane IIayms, Conic-. S
tei'y St."
\ Jls-s .'II>enal<l, of Butl'alo,
?^?V.. is?visiting her-mother, -Mrs-. V
, Ciuu i4 T hompson, Bailey St.
"* Mrsr I.ottit* Uichburg is improving a
:* .... At.. ?
tiuiii a-r"\t*t\ yyvi1 rciy >sprained
angle.
. ? Maggie _JJ. -( 1 u rrch?ct- widow?i(<f
Rev. \V. A. CurrcWc has moved ^
liurp from WanesBbro- X. C. and is "J>
iiiV."a; the hiniV' <ii' lye |..i.hp, 11 T
, and Sirs. S. M. Brice.- Mr. Johnnie $
lire p. Mrs*. Mary Br ice and Mrs. Re--"2
L'c.ca Davis went'to Wadesboro- and o
, motored hack w*Kh M recurrence. 0
, The in a n.\W ricu'ds of Mr. and Mrs. %
?^ AqtFurs* deei-dj?sytnpatfrffce w iih $
r I hern in tiie 'death of .Mrs. Argus' g
Hatter in York, a lew, davs n;><> S
Z fliiss;Maria Alexander, of the Grad- T
iii d Si-111ii11 > ii nuiti' ?i< It m In j l.unii' 1
oti Cemetery .Street. Mrs. Rowie l>a- *
vis is teaching during- her ahsencf. ?* \
- Mr. R.-JJ. Woods has iot-u-rned 1 toin i
? ?'i very pleasant stay in Mississippi
and Tenn. .*' ' . ' ; :?
Rev. R. A. Carrol, formerly pastor
ol Metrupolitah A. M. l'i. Z. Chin-.-h
has belie. mn<hT.t>rosiii;nt>"F.l<lerl'o'f"ihe ?
Spdrtahburg District and lias taken .<!
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=5v U]Ulil<(W|tt}W (tut ICS- . - -. V-71. ?~-T. t
Rt jjk . Mathis . of Lauretis-j pfpached tj
two vfiy -.i-i.., " i } ' " fr-i-n
at Calvary Baptist Chm-.-h iv.? <u;ii^Xdaj'%
ago and Kev. Baxter also pieach- %
ed.fwo aiilp and pleasing sermon^ la*'. JL
Sunday. . - > " ' .?
1 Mis.. Ousjie Mae Wiiiianis, Domes- jk
tic-Science teacher, was' indispose.Mt~~^r
t few day? last week, but i., n.?w m Kyi- '
* post of duty.' r~ ?
t S. 1 lie Teachers' Study Center is.pa ...
* .iye wire, -ami is being Jsttc.unleiD'by" .
i liiylc tluin 8t> .teachers. TiTiY" J -{
TTnloy, Miss~lJe\vci.~ Mellowelk Miss' S
* (JcnOva ('hisolnC and Miss Fannie B Xs
Cassell constitute the faculty and are
J?ir.s.Mii ioi s of whom all'the teachers, 'j*
r are proudv - ?7?
C Mi ??
at home with his parents, Mr. and X
M~rs. J. 1. Done-las.'?liu-reljirus -VIon- y
l" ^^^^^JdhnKon ('. Smith DnrrrTyrryy-*Mrs.
-John -M-actnnlied av her home' X
on Wylie St., Saturday afternoon, af- J
. tur a lingering illness, .she was the "j*
wife of "Rev. John Alacdjj; Crtileriak- !
t eier ICubt-rt Agocs?had?charge of the? *>.
bod;.; Rev. Macon . liu-i the :y nipaTVt
tl of !:.i .many -friends' in -these. sau*-?'
? j.otirs-a "" !"
isvv^'ra'^ : * ^r
Ai.cr an liirn-s ... ..if ?'Rev.
W. A. Currence fell asleep, at %
his home in Wadesboro, C\, Sun- ?
' day evening, Jan 11 All that modi
e cul'skilf andj loving hands- could tlo {
was done* for him, but 110 improves .j.
.mem in his condition was shown. lie
was jiaswv of t-hvFirst Baptii-t-Chu?vh ~
of \\ aOesiioro, and was loved by his
congrcgat ion and the crrr/ens fruni
( several North Carolina towns attend-.
L ed'lhe funeral. Five ears tilled with fiienda
went from Chester. Resolution.
were read from all of the anx^
_ ji-uu' i Jit' vitLi. .eh uxl'J l .. LulU'IS. llminrzr
chuii.he*?la- t lovcry. Rockingham; and.
Hamlet. where lie was i);istur_in_^ears
:l'Ji, ivejv r.a(t, also .u-loifruiis from
^ wa, 'preached I'.y Rc\. .1. T. Wilt jams
of lireetmMc,' N, ' Tim Jlol.il do- ~~
. nv;u; VCi-o I'taui'iiur-and numerous,,
hanking the grave as mute testimonial
or the high esteem in which the
deceased was held, 'lie leaves a wit'p.
" Mi'ni idii^'i'ii' Ki i n i la in
father, son and a multitude of sor
lowing friends. The bereaved ones"
nave the deepest" <vinoaih\ ol ail _
. ? '
.their friends. _
- Rev. Cttrrenee Was a very success*fu!
pastor, ..a -sweet singer, and a con
. Msn-altul (ihi'iatian^'worliei'. 1+h? re-?
: 1 ,u ./I in iVii. \Tnrlc
i;uiinn ,v? i i i iiiu i t<.u ..I T.
. b??ro Cemetery following ihi* funeral
vni Feruary the 2hd.
passes-*^
NEW YORK CITY
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xs. Mrs. Sal lie K. .Fail", ff this city,
rrl.J departed- this life on February l*th,-j
Inj iTt the arms of her rtatirrhter. Evelyn, '
lie at St. Lukes' Hospital, New York
st City. The deceased was bronchi-to- 10i
this, city by her three daughters and i
ot sou. "The Misses Rut It and Ver telle
rc Fair," Mrs. Evelyn?Jacobs Rohin^on
and Mr. Charles \V. .larch*.
hp. Service at Sidney Park C. M. E.
of. i Church, Interment nt Randolph
en Cemetery. Sh eleft to mourn heij loss
et . a husband, son and three dauprhtters, |
jpr | a host of friend^and relatives?
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- ' 'a\. ' ; - 7>i ' ' ei'r ' ati'i.c-.-ii'pod hy ill health ip his V >
.l> ^ ^ .' .. ' v''' . 1 lie i'l ico nt tlie hoolc is tloc, by ?i> '
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:-! ItiiiV.X JT imtfilSON, State Master
m-E TNITED- SOXS OF ABRAHAM & D. of .J. .
Van pnr.'Vfti/nthm which is doing a great work for thp poor and 1
ntirnr pennie <>?' (Carolina It has at its head Rev. J. J.
[larrison. State Maxtor. Prof. J A. Kirk, St at a Secretary and
I), V.'McPrarw Tr^n^Vfor. Tf 'pays to its members while
alive afid Vrivp< to the beneficiary- something after death. It
nays from fifty to one hundred dollars for hospital benefits and .
from $25.00 to $luO on in ease of total loss by fire of house" and
household-poods." Tt pay?? from '$1.50/o $3 00 pjer week for sickness
and wr. fo $10'no off Doctor's bill] "
Think of it; and for. any information write - "
J KGV. J. J. HARRISON, S. M.,2310 Richland St., Columbia, S. C ?
or Prof. J. A. KIRK, S. Sec., Bennetteville, S. C.
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