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CHESTER l'AKAGRAl?HS
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Mrs. Lucije Miller of New York
- City is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Young on Graham St.
\ 'Miss Rosa Clowney left Wednesday
for New York City, where sir;
will spend the Summer.
_____?-?M+sr- Barbara "Hooper left Friday
?for .Saluda. N. C.. for the smnmei
months! ~ .. 7 ~??~ Mrs.
Roxie Craig of Greensboro
N. C., is visiting her mother-in-law
Mrs. Cottic Craig on Oak Street. *
Miss Pennie Miller left Saturday
for-Saluda, N. C., to spend the sum
mer months.
ttv r:i;idden ?rf~N?'W Yn 1 Y
~ . is spending "a "few days in the?city
' with friends.
.Sir Knight J. A. "Frown of Charles
ion made a very interesting talk tt
the Calanthe and Pithians: and friend:
at Calvary Baptist Church. Every
""I*1? one?enjoyed'1 th(.?evening.?A ft or?Um
lecture there was a smoker given.In
the men honoring Mr. Brown.
The Cpmmifnlty Sewing Circle gav?
a lovely whist narty oil -Thursday
night at tlvhome of Mr. and," Mrs
Nichtison Gaston. First prize Mr
Cecil Walker; consolation Mr. Gaston
booby, Mrs. T. J. Walker.
Miss I.ouise Price is back afte
M | in n il in M 'I l.-u in H.nl' Hill.
Mrs. Rosetta Dixon of Wasliingtoi
is visiting her mother, .Mrs, Katit
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jordan Cannier nn<
:: ~ j? children?rrf Charlotte were" week-em
of ladM-'e mother, Ml'S
Delsia Walker. ~~
Children Day "Program was held a
, Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Sundav nite
?? The program was vn.ioyed by every
one.
"Miss Clianey Pratt spent Sunday ii
ChaVlott,."with'-her aunt, Mr;, -\ddi<
I Dovsey.
Mrs." Ren a Wilkes, Mr. end Mr
Thuiiiiis Claws.nn. M r. and M >'<s
Clawson-. motored to f'oncrod ,-T.tur
day to attend . the?iiuwraI of;, thr >
aunt.
On the s'iek - Miss ' kira Mi*
u T.urken. Ashford Ferry Road., Mr^
_ _ ..Robt, Af-ors, Lancaster St.: -Mr. .Jrr ;
: - - Alexander. Cemetery St.; Mrs.-Mar?
Kenned v. Oak St.
Mi\ Will Chisolm died Tuesd'aj
mo miner at his home on Jeter St. '
Mr, Thomas Irwin, Mrs. Anili Rice
... ~~ Mis. Magpie "Rainff; Mr. and Mrs
"Preston Winn, motored to'Rock Hil
Monday ;
Chester friends were made sad Tv
the death of Mrs. D.-U. Woodbury a
' her home in Cieory^t-owiu S.-G. -?
KBKNlf/ER A. M L. CHURCH
Midline, S. (-.?July l'J, was a higl
day. Sunday School was, well attend
ded and a Ku<'d lesson was- had.
- At 1-1:00 oVloek Dr. 1). V. Kin*
~~ ot (U.luuVhla?delivered a wandorfu
sermon. 'He ,is f) ais^t preacher;
We are haviny a yreat revival
nany mills are hoinpr briHitfht te
Christ through the preaching of Di
Kimr. ...
\\\. are very glad to have our pastor's
wife hark after ' ''speltdine hei
vacation in .Columbia, Misses WdJii
11. Gerald, Annie P.. Pieket and Jon
kills called' to see Misses Nora tun
T.nln Pr.vw.-~? rT* *
ui^uui . i ucsdav evening.
Messrs Rosevelt Ransom WillTi
Cerald and Misses \<>ia and Lai., Ran
I Mini and \ . h." l'irl.i'tl i ulninn d?f11>+?
Orangeburg Tuesday where they sp*-nt
Mberr- vaeat ion.? They report a very
h?>)'pvJjdp.?They motored over to St
? Mi . MatFRows to see friends.
Our f.e'ggue?t*?r-till d. ,i no- fm,> on,'
now members are coming in every
Sunday. Wo want 2T?0 out to oui
Tongue. ?? r?'
y *?iLala Ran-a-m th. writer my
" lier l)i-''th<;r (jt-ortre art' v's't'.n"' friend:ln^liitta
this/week and will attend
the electoral Collg-ee -winch vyill b
held there. - w?
' BKTHKL .NEWS
' Union; S. C. It has been some time
since you have in aid from us our re;nortet
away attending summer
School Viut we are up here in Union
at the foot of. I ho >.o.uiil ain..n^ \vu?-k,
. I canje to Bethel th, 1th Sunday in
November- 1?(-Xh-Uh- olh ?>f?May
??wer called?the otVn'ei imd?f?iehd"?L
LUiui?Li-t?Lilt:?CllllI?of ill.. |n11,1- , Wi
- . ordered them torn. down, also the entire
old structure of which was very
much?-tlee?-\-**?l?and?d-fUeptdit't a\.-~-A-U
wire moved, away awl un the Tilth
we begin New Bethel -IdXtiO. After
we ordered lumber and -1:5.UOu hritk>
we went to work awl we are ?!ad to
rrpopfthnt the fdniri h"i? aim M compluted"-within
an& wifTuhT?
Ten 'Masonic Lodges have been
invited to lav tlw Corner Stone thfc
? u?19 at' -3 o'clock. sir. "T.?lr.?lttttl
say o S K el ton will he in charge. All
who-liny one doll a rormTTM -? *' -
laying of the Corner Sti.ne their nairT
' fs will ho placed in the stone with th?
recoul and deeds. If you cannot conic
desire vonr name enrolled Phom
- iV Vtflo \V and I will gladly call and have
~ same recorded.
Monday night, July 20 Rev. foiling
and his good people will Woi*shin with
us and his choir will *ing. I.et us
give him a full house.
Tuesday night 21. The white citi
zens composing the Bankers and \Ter
chants. Lawyers. Busines Men Min
isters. Stewards, Deacons Officers nni
members of . all denominations hav<
tieen invited to tender tt program -ir
the interest of Bethel.. There wil
he spooling. slnginiT nurtrtet and f
sermon delivered by Rev. L. D. Wag
ener, D. D. (white)
On the 22 Th,. members will hnv(
a reception in honor of the delegate*
After a short sermon by one of the
ministers of the district.
Last Sunday night ther-. were 2!
-?-? i. widow's in a conteA and the one tha|
raised the largest amount in 10 davs
was crowned' most popular widow ir
Bethel. Sister Martha Sartor rais
ed $9.00 and was declared mosDpopu
lar. . i
THE THREE BIDS FOR A 9I0UL
4 ' - ' ?t. . ' __
Will you listeif FlncT friends foi?a y
moment while a storv to you I un- n
nid: ?c
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A marvelous tale of a wonderful sale g
IIow hand and heart, at an auction a
L Mart.
Both soul and Fody was sold! v
'Twas in the broad "Kiner?r_hierhwav." i
Nfar a century ago; -'l .
' That a preacher stood?tho' of noble c
blood? ci
Telling the fallen and low, . -f v
ft Savior's love, and a homy above, c
' j And a peace that they all migbi know
I * .. t
| All crowded around to listen: a
1 i They wept at the wonderolis love,
That could put away sin, and wel- t
conie them in 8
^--Hts?spotless mansion?above:
While slow througlr'W crowd, a lady
proud, r ; V- ?
I Her gilded chariot drove.
"Make* room," cried the haughty out- ~
. rider ' s
I You are closing the Kings highway: v
Me hide is late, and their majesties,-.
Wdtt; t
I'C.iVtf away good people l-lff^Y- - ^
i The preacher heard and his soul was '
?1 " stirred, \
I And he cried to the rider "Nay.'
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i-rThen- bending his gaze on the lady, _
And making her soft tve full? = =
? Attd 'liow 111 his name a sale ! proclaim
i And bids -foj. this fair lady call.
Who will purchase the whole?he body
and soul; . -- -, \ t
Cornet, Jewels and all? ^
II- v
1, I see already threV bidders? I
|The world steps up as the first:
. -1 will give her my treasures with all
l>_J the pleasures, v_- *
- , For which --votaries thrist; ~~~ T
r . 8>bo stiiill duncft eneb day more joy'""et.us
andTgay, ? * '?;?
With a quiet grave at the worst!
i But out spoke the devil, boldly:'
j--r-ne Kingdoms of eartr are mine; j
tFair lady, thy name, with envied j
.* J fume,
J On. their.brightest tablets shall shine;
: Only. give me thy soul, and 1 give thee
,'j the whole,
I .Their glory-arid wealth to be thine."
?\ 3 y- . J'
r,"And pray what has thou to offer, j
t [Thou man of sorrows unknown?
? And 111 gently said my blond 1 have _k
shed, ^
To purchase her for mine-casuit
. To ^conquer the; gracer-amt^her soul-'
s. rave, 'r . . *
11 trod the wine pre-s aToTtor^I
Will give her my cross of suffering ^
Bllt wit h"ehdloss Tove; m-my home 11
above; r
All shall be'righted there: r
' She shall walk in light in a "robe of ?
^ white; And
a raideTTt crown "hall v. tar." '
v
Thou has heard th,. te?ms, fair lady. ^
/O at each a;rs - offered for thee; 1
" Which," wilt thou choose, an 1 which '
Wilt, thou hxs-e,.
.This life or" the life t,? be 9
' Yhg fable is. nine hue ;h- cli 'ice is
thine, vt?? J
e -4
\\ 1 i- h or three shii' it be? "
r She took from her hands-the ^jeweb*;?
Z The ( omiiet from her brow; "f<
"Lord ilesus she said, as.Zthe bowed
LI Lax, ? __J:
' The highest bidder art thou; E
Thou-gav'st fur my sake," thy life and h
1 take rt?now. ?w
c?.
- "Ann'i.i said Hi, nohle .preacher; : =
p" A lid t ho |h;d pie wept uloud. '?~U?
Veins liavo rolled on and they aM havlT fi
?pone, .
Who formed that awe struck crowd, jt
T.aily and thronp have been swept a- 31
l??g,-' . - f
A son the wind- a mornrng cloud.' " C(
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But the Savior has el aimed his pur- e]
chase, n
1 And aiming his radiant seat,
r- A-imehiiu^-thronp. in an endless. song ^
1 The wonderous story repeat; y
_ A"'1 " ionic fair -is bending
?the it, :
iCaslihe their crowns at his, feet.
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Bv Miss Savannah?N^. Smith, A
-.?AU-U-utL;_luilr.mary.. Florence, S, ('. ^
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT tt
- t') Vrmi.il, f J^rillth I'lll'nlma pf ___
-dharict No. 2 will meet Saturday,
riiTy 2!>th with Alt. Moses Lodge neat ?
'1 hetwci 11 Saluda and Batesburg. S
, Tlie hoard urged that all local lnd- fi
f "PT0- send -their Mete pates with fulU Ti
' rr^pssmerrtr. brfnrr that extra money ?
( along too,? Send your delegates pre- li
"' pared To pay or subscribe*-Mnr the !
PV-imetto Leader. r
Mrs. Maria Burton, Grand Pres.
W. R. Bowman, Grand Secretary. a
| \V. E. Williams, Stiite Secretary. f
. | ...? (n-ivuimiiLf oi our congregation ^
I is increasing very much although 25
, ' percent of our slackers is beginning 1
. to peep 6Ut fron\ under cqver. .8 1
. j ehifdrCVi and 10 adults were united <
J to Bethel sinde .Novernbrrj?we huve a *
> new brick ehu-eoh with 10 gOthic head
r 1 wihdnws, 1 inlet doors, uastor's stu- I
] dv, choir room, ladies rest room and '
, 'n ?rell li^ht^rr fhnrrk, etc. Thev are
: | out to see all of this. They wer,. told '
| to see J. R. Windham, I,. B. Book- <
> man, I)r. C. A. Dawkins, Dr. L. A. 1
1 Sartor, A. E. Epps, J. T. Kennedy, <
> A. defer, C. Copel and Guss Feaster,
| W. R. McJunkins, W. M. Giliam, H. F.
1 | McKissic, J. H. McCool, Mary Ray,
t , (Tannic Davis, M, R. Bowman, IS.
5 HilT," "Mafy Feast'ef, M. Porter, Frani
;cis Epps, A. Rice, R. Young, I. Young
- A. Houston and mafty others. Every ;
. body ? invited next Sunday to Bethel
| bring $1.00 for the Stenef (
A- ' .
THE PALMETTO 1
LEXINGTON NEWS _
Sunday was a vry busy day. at Mt.
don A. M". E. Church. Sunday School
pened at the usuul hour with all
fTicers ?at the^f post. The leSson
vas well discussed by all. We were
:lad to hav Elder Lyles and . Mrs.
;.mma Yuung^tlpSunday School . We_
ire asking them to come egain.
At 11:30 Elder Lyles preached the i
void of Ghftd" from Revelation-a-f-tfr-lOreverybody's
heart seemed to have
ten touched. -7At
4i00 the Missionary hieeting
ipened and a wonderful program was
lendered which was. enioye.U. .by all
vitb a splendid collection. Several
if the Missionary ladies pa:d 25 cents
We t trUl dt- tin- Tiiali^ vrfrROTs ^Trrr".
ViPir nrncon^o v,? nrTI
, v ... -..tr ?* ?
re glad to have vou at anytime.
Sundav night the ft$v. Henry Redrvond
delivered the \vord from John
1:22. Two girls joined the church.
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IT. CAI.VARY A. M. E.- tVfl RCH
Hartsville, S. C.?The Sunday S-'hont"
cas in full bloom July 12. The asistant
superintendent'"and teachers
vere at their nost of duty, except Miss
>l?ry Keed who is spendimv her vacnionSu
Mullins. S. C., and Miss A.
ones w-h^is on her vacation in Wnshneton^2*T$c
lesson wqs very inter-'
stin^Jo ail and was beautifully re- 1
-iewen hv Mr. A.. A. Wright.
~~7tT 11. in Rev.?lb?XT Rrniun
lor?preached?a?noble -sermon- onBlessed
Is Th.. rheerful Giver."
At firOO P. M. the A, C. F. L.?hnd
en. interesting meeting with Mrs.
j. L. Hanell ns president presiding.
The young folk are very enthusiastic
corkers and are willing, to do their
>art. '
At 8:00 An unusually ^ond program
vns rendered hv the Sundav Sch^&L
vitli the aid of the c;lver Moon Quar
et end 'i'h,. -Community Choir.
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SOCIETY Hll.l. NFWS
Cedar Grove M. R. Church will be
noved West a few feet- in the nearuture
to give space for the State
Iigh way Road. This historic church'
teed, there for fifty ,\cars.
Mr. Thomas Prince, of Darlington
vorshipped with the saints at Union
laptist Church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dickson, Jr. an-,
lounce the birth of Julia Elizabeth.
Jollier and baby are doin?? fine.
We wre glad to report that Mrs. .T.
*. Purcell who lias been sick-i??ftbleo
walk around in her home.
Rev. K. D. Hough of Bennettsville
pent a Tew hours in town last week,
he. guests of S. B. Thompson.
St "1 - '
i.ifrsuiiiiit's r.va rurceii Brown of
Vilson; N. ('., Alma t'urcell of "NeW
rork have heen visiting the>r dear
luther Mrs. J. ~ET~Pui'('ell Uui lug hererent
illness.
Mr. Thomas Prince was dinner
uest at Mrs. Elizabeth W. ' Evan's
ist Sundav. _
Roy. .T. A. Alsbrooks. of Bennettsille
was in our town Monday. He
jll conduct Rev. Wilds' revivals in
larlington County next week.
CIJNT()N NEWS
The Pulpit Aid Club met Friday
uly 10 at the Parsonage. Mrs. Ad?cnturtaining
A well roUnded
Ktt ing was had afierw hrds, s:md-wiolies,
?minted iced tea, delicious
ake and ice cream were?stxverL, .
"The Y. W.' S. Cv was entertained
Vidav evening at the home of Miss.
'.1 izabeth Reder. The clul) plans to.
ave a gala evening Thursday 16, at
hiph tinvn P.-ioh voting lady will be
ligibl,. to inyite one guest,.,..' ? /
'^rrriwtny?mnmiiirr, Ttcv. Addinon aa
.congrcgati.n
rom Luke 4:34.
Sabbath School Institute will hold
,s meeting at Promise Land July
5-31.'. -??
The W. H. ?fi.l F^M". Society w ll
Dnvene at Friendship A. M: E-.hurch
Thursday end Friday of the
risuing week at which time a goodly
umber will be expected to attend.
Mrs. Amanda Gary and little Har?>T
Shell are spending awhile in Due
Test, S. C., visiting the former's rela
vesn - . '
yrf. t/V Inarn r.-f th.. d^tifh O'f
ti< T .'i7.7.i.. Wn'ts lur'and Mr
T?tts was fuivralizejl by Kev. r, n. '
ddispn Sunday nt",'Hrown--??Chapel
iii'iir?vanjMH>VHIOf ?S- t
Mrs.J. T. is honre from a
,vo weeks' vacation in WaT.i.igtoj?,
PROSPERITY
Sunday was a high day in Zioh
,'ith the people of Shiloh A. M. E.
Ihnroh. The presiding' elder Rev. E.
I. Adafns of the Newle-rry bistrictr
eTd-his third7 quarter.;. The Steward-s
met at the' parsonage with their J
aevv laden baskets. .Saturday _ano
:,.*rday and there they unload their
nany dainties.
Sunday morning the elder preached
t strong sermon that shall never he
orgotten. The quarter was spTettd'rt.
Ml reports- were good and the elder
vns paid infull. ??~
The Rev. Moses Peace of Mississippi
was with Rev. Martin and his good
people the 1-st Sunday in July. .5. He
'conducted a meeting "begining and
x>ntinuing through Friday.
the services were foil of inspiration
and fire.- Thev wilt lx> long reiipmfierecT"hy
Prosperity people.
We were sorry to hear of the death
r>f Mi-g." Martin's hroTher. Mrs. F'iott
lied June 29, 1921. She has our deen
Robertson of WJpnshoro >S. C., who
sympathy.
The W. H. end F. M. Society met
Mondav at. the church.
#Sunday 'School class No. 2, also
was present at this meeting on th?
nnrsonage's lawn. 'Beth )?the meetings
were business of imnortnta.
Simdav evening &f wnaTjotif" tn?
A. C. E. league met, they also had
R splendid metting.Mr. Mark A. Mar*
: '
leader ,
, tin President has the work much in
Sunday at the ideal hour the League
'ant and as livve. Mr Frank A. Mar
met . They also had a very pleastin
President has the works mind. -
JERUSALEM HAJTHST -CHTKCH
IlartsTf'Ue, S. C.?The Sunday Scho?l
was at its height. The Supt. with
his co-workers were on duty and the
lesson was beautifully discussed by
teachers and pupils.
: At HjlOO Rev. J. A. Bravboy, de- ^
livcred a soul stirring sermon. Text
Revelation 42. 1^? held the audience ^
in rapt attention through his dis- I
course. t I
-AL- 8 i/cluck "Rev"~l?Tiady preflrhe/1: J
another wonderful sermop from Ex7 |
20:25. Rev. Brady is indeed a power I
in the gospel, go on Rev. in the great I
work of our Lordr?_ I
?-MARION NEWS -I
A large crowd attended- the-old I
fashion testifying meeting in St. I
John last Sunday morning. 4 This
meeting Will lineei- long in tt... ft -
of th,. peop'e; Brothers A. Davis and
A. Mack led the meeting, There
were quite a few visitors. Mrs. E.
louise Harrison and two little daughters
from Baltimore; Miss Alice 11agins
who taught the past term in
^tato College. Mitp
r-ni[-nniiiii nf I'lilmnliiii Mr hwaph
Tarr of Mullins. S. C.
The Writer; with his chcvr and several
members motored to Darltmrton-last
Sunday in the afternoon and worshipped
with Rev. W. E. Richardson ^
and his people. To sav we met a
good- reception would he putting it ?'
mildly. Rev. Richardson is in the M.
heart of his .people and is ad m'.red |
hv iKem. .Thov worshipped at St.-1 *
.Vohn frm next?Sunday?afternoon
Brothers I. II. Alston, W. D. King, y
twpt-.. -pleasant callers at the
last Saturday afternoon. I tort - r Kin"1- y
is a great evangelist and is fei great ,j,
demartd.
Rev. JaS.?MyTud'" of our
church-in Nichol s, S. C.. is doing a y
great .work there. lie has shout ,j,
doubled the membership. IT. had a y
successful quarterly conference la<--t .j,
Sunday. . . 'i
t\t.. . o:? \r ti ?r
i? 11 . nine v. iumi/in .wim i> ??4it- y
the instructors in the SurtijiVr School ^
in Allendale was called name l?? 1.1 nhed-side
nf her sick daughter Helen. J
She is much improved and after heinpr
with her o few diU's sin1 returned.
The Youhc iPeonle't* Progressive
is vet or the ioh and doing hi?r^hine>
r Mr. WaddeH Nichols is husv every
Saturday selling T 'almetto Leaders.
Buy "ti"' "L"~~
Prof. P* C. Liggett and wife ca Lied
at the Manse Mi inlay, afternoon.
Crops'are the best in IVFnThih~tTftpY~' :
ty witnessed for many..years. The
recent rani-fall has--fmpro veil them i
greatly though in some sections it has I
damaged crops slightly, especially in 1
Mullins. The colored Agricultural ..
Teachers of Mullins and Spring ..
Branch Communities |i\. bu-y engaged
in gathering ? nd curing tolmc.;
co. Prof. Roy Gordon of the Mtilliivs
School visited Prof, u C. Leggett
Wednesday after visiting' several farmers
and looking "througK' their program
Prof. GftVdon reports staves; to
"iu'ti Si'Mie ;if tin1 farinur- j.i.ilrd-,?
James Ahrain, Willie Jones, u man
HntW r.i-pi-i-il. \\'. .H. A In: tn
ami otheriSi These men ii:l\c a T7;iT~r
anced program. Nice miich -ows,
fsoniet pigSi corn, cotton. l? kr.i co and 1
a nict. garden. " ?'
On Friday the 10th Prof. Leggot t
visited?Prof.?Gordon's?emnninnit ^
Prof. Leggett reported that some of
the largest tub, ecu seen this, year was , _
grMWii l.yL?;J;ioit.,s G li'.s'-t 11. .if
Mullins section. -He alsTT visited Mr.
Beachtuan Hodges who had a very
delightful crop and a fine bunch of
visited during, the day. Several all i
day projects' were visited during the I
day of the best was seen was. grown 4
by Dan Hodges which was two acres
of tobacco and seyen pigs.
Rev. A. S. Newman. Pastor of Bu- i
lam M. K. Church left for Cktflin Col- j
lege. He was given a scholarship I
by Mr. Ro wen wit Id and the Home Mis- 1
-sirm?Board.-~ j
?Rev. Newman )< vpry Dopular in
M.ullins.
|
them from
Tit berylliosis
....
Keep tbem away 8 I
from t(h'k people ? 1
In*i*t on plenty of J
rest Tralu them
flu health habits *i
Consult the doctor I
regularly
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Enti ulU'< fee IjjUi.OU,?Ilnnrd
ing a part of that out. Rooms fc
their trades as they work, payit
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ton-trimmed' neckband and cross-stitch
embroidery, not to mention a jaunty
cord girdle, Itave all the irresistible I
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1-14 yard 3T)-incli.lining at .30 53 flt
Findings, including girdle 1.20 ^
Ffceellu Patterns...... .50
Transfer Pattern... 25
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Excel la Patterns Tunic-Blouse No."
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