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I Saturday, June 27, 193? , - Mr. and MrsTW. L. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Thomas's mother and Mr. Glasco Jackson of Detroit, Mich, are in the City spend ing a while with relatives and friends, We wisTTTor them a most enjoyable stay. Mr. LeRoiy Glenn and Miss Alethia Hamn of New York City are here visiting relatives and friends. We hope-they, will eniov their trip. Rev. J. R. Noely, of Greenville, was a pleasant visitor here last week, the house-guest of his cou1 sins, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel of Kendalltown. David Rosemond, the youngest gonial Mrs_-JL- JS..- Rosemondleft the city Tuesday morning en route to Asheville, N. C. His Brother, 1 * Mr. Frederick Rosemond will meet him at Asheville and both will leave for Knoxville, Tenn., for an ^ indefinite sfby. Davi(j will be greatly missed by many friends. 1 Mr. ?. W. Williams of 2205 Laurel St., who has been ill for some time, had the pleasure of a call from the following officers of Popular Spring Church, Laurens S. C.: Fletcher McDowell, Yancy ^Griffin, Jim Williams: ''M?-s. Minnie Geiger of 2322 Washington street left last week for New York City Where she will . spend the stftnmr visiting relatives and friends. We wish" for her an enjoyable trip. CORRECTION There has been no public or private announcement as to the nonreelection of any teacher in the City H. S. by officials, or principal of the school. ' Bennettsville, S. C. ~ A CORRECTION In last week's issue under the heading1 of Summers" and Burton Nuptials, which is not?true. I do not know who sent the write-up to the paper. Rvunrn C. Burton LES BONS AMIS Lea Bons Amis met at the home of Mr. Bates, On Pendleton str'eet. Meetinc was onpned with the re peating of the Lord's Prayer, with Mr. Stewart conducting, due to the absent of the President, Mr. Rictv ardson." Old business- w<as discussed, the ride and dance to be given at Abel's place was discussed, which we planhed to make a swell affair on July 3, 193?L Tickets were put out to bc soldT So purchase your ticket from some of the members, for the price is reasonable and the affair is grand. On Monday, night a short business meeting will be held at 2112 Hampton Ave. All members and friends are urged to be present. The meeting will %be to plan a social for the following Tuesday nite for the club members and their guests, which will be given instead of the regular meeting. The socA ial will be given at 912 Pine St. at 8:30 o'clock. All members?gre~urged to ~at^ tend, as it is given for them.One new member was taken in, Mr. Timothy Hawkins. We hope that his joining, the club will be benefited. ???A-fiftp lfie fHeeling the membtrrs h were served punch and cake. We were entertained by playing ? bridge. We adjourned to meet Monday night. 1 ARE you lonely aa 1 used to be? l no ynu utr bt homo alone nliiht after night.,.longing for dates, ezcltenwt, Rood times? Is there a very hand omt man whom you'd like to attract? *? Well, you needn't sigh and cry .. . nor think you are doomed to be one of the girls men forest. Dull, faded, lifeless hair lea big handicap. But don't worry about It. ForGodefroy sLarleuse can bring you happiness?kisses Instead of wishes?as It did me. I tried this remarkable preparation and the results were simply amazing. It made my hair youthful-looking again, sparkling with loveliness that won my man. . Tonight he held pie In his arms and * i If your deoler ^ O G< doesn't have send $1.25 M ? " frt OOIFROY MANUfACTURINO COMFAJ THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The clpb met at the home of Mr. Alexander, 502 Main street. The -meeting wasr called to order at" If o'clock with the club song: Let Je?us Fix It For You by Chaplain Mrs. Mpry McCoy; Scripture readn.g by the President, Mr. G. W. McDani$l, 25th Psalm. Song fix my heart. Prayer by the Vice nesiuent, iur. sam Williams. Song Behold I live by the president brot our devotional service to a close. The president took charge of the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read, received and adopted. We are glad to have our vice-president back with us. Mr. Sam Williams. The new and unfinished business were dispensed. The Lucky Bird club ihvites its members and friends to attend a pariy given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, July 4th, 1936. There, will be a silver tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce,1020 College street, June 28. Everybody is cordially invited. Program follows: Solo, Mrs. Annie Porter, Recitation, Mr. Willie E^oyqe; Solo, - Mrs. May McCoyt Remarks o? the President, Mr. G. W. Johnson; solo by Mrs. Yuletide Our jiext meeting will be at the home of Mr. G. W. McDan iel, 502 Main street. We were dismissed by Mr. Frank Johnston, tve were served sandwiches, tea and candy L'AM US ANT NOUVEAUX On Tuesday evening1, June 16, - 1930 the club met at Jjie lovely home of Mrs. Wakefield oil Taylor Street. The Rev. Burrick acting as host. After a short program and business discussion, we were ha"ppy to have introduced to us Presiding Elder E. F. G. Dent of the Columbia District. His address was timely as well as instructive. Surely we are a great people, when our aim is for the uplifting of humanity, declared Dr. Dent Each person present upbraided himself on having listen to such an eloquent address. Wo were happy .to see th^ smiling faces of old members and especially the Rev. B. C. _ Burton, who has returned to the city. A delicious repast climaxed the evening. \ We adjourned to meet at the home of Miss Bowers on Senate St. A^ain at our post of duty, We L'Amusant club T?iet at the hoime of Miss Bowers on Senate St. amid the beautiful scenery of early summer flowers. Despite the absence of several members a unique program?followed by a lengthly business affair was carried on. The report if the social committee on the dinner heard from which a neat sum was netted with abalanCed to be collected. The special committee appointed by the President made its report which was accepted by the club. We adjourned with the singing of "God Be With You" led by Mr. Riley. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Bowie, 1208 Heidfc St. A delicious ice course "was ser- j ved by Miss Reddy and Miss Bow- | ers. Visitors welcome as at home. Mervin Mitchell, president Evelyn Bovie, secretary Rev. Wm. Patterson, Treasurer. i , m. i m , ? Miss Abbie D. Redd, of Abbeville, S. C., represented Greenwood and Abbville the social ffriday evening, June ivao wiin a soio. Miss Redd has been asked to participate on various programs doing the summer school season. Music teacher, Miss Wiley. Fyj r fj, j He doesn't know how much I her toft, beautiful, gleaming ? hair helps to make herwonderful-?Bqf the does?she uses _ GOP I FWOY'S lARIEUSt _j ?? _______J i whispered, "I think you re wonderful.'* ^ Simply, quickly ?and at home ?you, too, ' can color your hair to a beautiful even t shade of Jet black, black; dark, medtum , or llftht brown, or blond, with Godefroy'a I.arleuse. No waiting. No disappoint* ; ments. If not satisfied your dealer will . promptly refund your money. It'e wonderful to win love ? even more wonderful to hold It. So don t let ugly < hair steal away your good looks and come ? between you and the man you want. Get J a bottle of Godefroy's Larleusc?TODAY. >DEFROY'S LeuAe inch HAIR coloring IMPROVED ' | MY e 3310 OUVI ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. j I CULBERT-WHALEY WEDDING < Party Entertained after Rehearsal After the rehearsal at Bethle- j hem Baptist Church in Columbia | Monday' evening for the wedding \ ox Miss Julia Blondc'll \V haley, uuugnter 01 xu'i. Junn Whaiey o. ] Columbia and Mr. Ereu bulbert 01 , Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. John Tav lor, friend of the bride entertained cue wedumg ?pai ty anu uiii-ui- j town guests. The house was beau- , tuuliy decorated with spring liowors anu soft glowing canuies. Miss Whaley wore a lovely peach colored latteia dinner dress. The wedding party ipc{uded Miss Claudie Harris, niece of the bride; Miss Blanche Uutten, Miss r'reua llainnton, Miss Beatrice JacKson, little Mary Brown, Gertrude Daniels, cousins ot the bride; Mr. Theodore Smith, Mr. Tom Roberson, Mr. Lewis Gibson, Mr. John iioime^. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs." Herinan Whaley, brother of the bride 01 Washington; Mr. E. H. Check. of Washington; Misses. Alexare and Inece Austin oiL Jflorence; Miss Myrtle Williams of Florence; Mr Dickerson, Mr. Twitty 61 North Carolina-; Miss-Cora Outterr- Of " Kidgeway. The marriage to take place at Bethlehem Baptist church, Tuesday at 8:00 o'clock. . * - ^ THE BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB The Mooners held their weekly meeting, at the home-of Mrs. Lottie Hawkins, 1008 Washington St. Tueisday evening, June 23rd. The meeting was opened by singing "I Come to the Garden," Scripture reading hy each member. This ended the devotional exercises. The President took charge of the meeting who had a very short meeting on the account of a surprise party .yas given for the girls of the club, Every body enjoyed themselves. - I -am- sure,- and we wish to- thank Mr. Willis Bates for the party and we weret very glad to have Mrs. Annie McCoy with us, from Asheville, N. C. who is spending two weeks here -with Mrs. Gertrude Brown. We had several guests, also and I am sure they enjoyed .themselves to the highest. The minutes of the last meeting were read, received and TV^n 1'ell **???? called and every member responded. The next meeting will be at thehome of Mrs. Carrie Henderson, 1318 Lincoln St, Everyone left expressing themselves as having spent an enjoyable feveuiijg. Mrs, Geneva^IVIcNair, reportei THE FRIENDLY EIGHTEEN SOCIAL CLUB The club met on Tuesday evening, Jung 23 at the home of Mrs. Mary Ellison on Senate street. The meeting was called?to- order -at- 8 P.M. by the Chaplain Mis. Cassie Simpkin. After devotional service the meeting was turned over to the vice-president, Mrs. Marie'-Senior. The minutes of the last meeting was called. Unfinished business transacted; new business wa taken upv We will have a peanut grab on Tuesday night, June the 30th. We have one new member ing will b at Mrs. Cassie Simpkin 709 Assembly streets Wo wovo dismissed h'v Mrs. A. Chavis. Mrs. Eva Adams, president; Mrs. Mary Rutherford, secretary WILLING WOR ^ LAKE CITY The W, w! of L. C. met at the usual hour 8:00 p. m. Thursday night with the president, Brewster Mension at his post. After, one of the members offered prayer the minutes were read. Another member was annexed to the club and there are many prospects for several others__pn next club meeting night. A business discussion came up after the- reading of the minutes and plana for a program that the club' is going to sponsor were well drawn up and carefully work- : ed out. This program that the club is sponsoring will be wholly ' composed of talent of the club. There will be solos, duets, read:~~> ings, instrumental, talks and se- ' lections from the male chorus of [ the club. The musical part of the ' progranv?is. under the direction-,of ' Mr. J. Abram Green. After the 1 neeting adjourned the -jnembers i went to Mr. Theodare- Lester's ' residence where a reception was riven for the club. Everyone had ; 1 nice time. J Some of the officers of the club c ire: B. J. Mensiont president: J. \. Green, secretary; L. M. "Green, ? reasurer and James Mcluer, business manager THE CRUSADERS J After several weeks of vacation- I ng we are very happy to be back ? r the news world again. 'Meeting ^ vas called to order at 8:00 o'clock it the home of Jesse Bright for t lasper Byrd and after a brief devotional program we turned our ^ ittention to the business portion of he meeting. We were \ery glad to have back vith us Jesse Bright and Andrew Norwood, who have been attending ^ chool and spending several weeks n Darlington, respectively. ^ After the business portiop'of the ? neeting, Jasper Byrd, the host served a delicious course of punch rhd "mired" cookies. -Next mooting will be held at the home of Isaac J Brown, 2212 Washington street. < We welcome visitors at all times k ind hope that our friends are hav ng a pleasant vacation. * i * ' THE PALMETTO LEADER rirESTER COUNTY HAS 4-H CLUB RALLY 200 4-H Club members and Community Club workers met in Cluster Saturday,. June 2,0. tu .ulisi-rvt their first annual County Rally. The meetiftg was preside d over by Kdward Lewis, County 4-H CoUnL*i 1 president. Mr. Dan Lewis, State Club Agent, aroused thy crowd with-club songs anil an address "How to make a club live." Good officers and good leaders are the first things he suggested.. Mr. H. K. Daniels, State Parrd Agent, spoke on the things that can-mr~aonc mspue ot a nan season. He told the farmers and club members present "don't give.up be cause the season is bad,-do your part, thw*e is time yet to make a good crop." ? ? - ~? Mrs. Marion Paul, State Home Agent, told about the part women can play in this program of making Home and Farm Life better. Club leaders told of plans for their clubs this year. __ At the end the 4-H club members recited the National Club pledge, meaning that they have gone home to make the best better. 7-Wayrnatl Johnson is "the County Agent. * THE JOf.LY SIXTEEN SOCIAL 'CLl'B >t!_ . r* a ir : i i..:.. I anss chaster jvuiiuau I'luvaamuu the Jolly Sixteen Social Club at 2527 Marshall St. Tuesday, June 24, 11)36. We began the program by singing: a song, we all repeated the Lord's prayer, solo by Susie Martin Dunbar Temptation and at Night, Hallique Foster. T h-ot minuter, were read and-we collected $1.85. We then discussed old and new- business. We were very glad to have Miss -Ellen Martin back as a full member of the Jolly Sixteen. We are -very sorry to know that our president, .^Iiss York. Miss M. Bossie i.s sick. We ended the program by singing the club song, Blue' Moon. The hostess served punch and 4cakt?r -Wtf adjourned to meet at the home Of Miss Sussie Martin, 2411). Green street.% Bessie R. Alston, reporter THE COMMUNITY CI.I B The .Community club was called lo order by the Vijce-juesidcnt, Mrs. Josephine Austin. Opening song Steal Away, led by Mrs. Sallie .Mae Ruth; Scripture, 24th Psalms, read by Miss Geneva Whalo'y. Prayer by Mrs. Ida Mae Wil liams. After the devotional exercise the minutesy|\;ere called for ""O.I I.n,iono,l nn.l aHnotfl The house was opened for business. It was decided that the community club will give a whist tour lament Thursday nigjht, July 2, 2121 Pendleton street. Admission 15 cents'single; 30c couple. Every one is-cordially invited to attend. yoi' m; peoples royal am) social cll'h Suiters, S. C.?Tlv young people of the community met Wednesday night. June- ITtJ^. ,$t the homo nf Mr. and Mir. E. R? I.awrence to reorganize the. "Young People's RdyaHafTcL Social Club." The officers were as follows: Miss Rachel Lawrence, President: Stephen Scott, vice president; Au ther McBride, secretary; Mack McCray, treasurer, CJerdine Lawrence, ciitic; Euliua Lawrence, Chrr:?of?the social eommittoe;Beatrice Lawrence. Chr. of program committee; Margaret Lawrence, reporter. We hope this cl'uh will be an asset to the community, ?The second iv.eetin1 r was held at the home of Mr. aii Mrs. F. W. Lawrence. A delicious refreshment was served. MarcaTet Lawrence the friendly twelve social cll'b The Friendly Twelve Social club met at the home of Mr. Lucius Worthy Monday nite, June 15. with the president Mr. Joe F. Blackwpll presiding. Tlie meetTn^-was~<rpencd wttih-tr song by Vlr. Joseph Jeter; prayer by Mr. lohn B. Fleming;, another song >v Mr. River Sims. After the devotional period the minutes were ead and adopted. The roll was called; each member responded, ^ew and unfinished, business was liscussed. Our next meeting will be at the inmo nf Mr. Joe F. Blackwell une 22. We were served Ice ream and cake. JOE'S COMEBACK ,Ve fHtill think that you are great, tnd vflue-are willing to wait, Jntil you come bark again, . four victory to win. T2" \ e know that you know we are still for you, Joe. \nd we feel that you wont let us gown. fou'll get him yet and it wont take you twelve rounds. fou'll eotne back to us "wont you, ?Joe ? fou'Jl come-back one hundred per , cent stronger. fou'll come back and show rthem 'hat the Brown Bomber can't go wrong. By Mrs.. Alma Hall ? Gohmrbta,-S.-G. Subscribe For The Leader I i THE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB Hello everybody! The Rose Social club met at the home of Miss Margaret Goodwin, Tuesday, Inn.' If. :it I.ijrilt nVlnfk- . \\\' had a very interesting meeting. Missies Maggie Martin, Hermena Hall ! and Lillie Mae ReeSe were elected for program committees. After the discussion of old and hew business we adjourned to meet at the 1 home of Miss llermena Hall. The hostess served punch and cake. Here we are again, telling you of our weekly meeting that was held at the-home of Miss Ilermeha Hall June 2d, 11)30, at eight o'clock after which the. Lord's Prayer was repeated. Then we went nto the business part of the -meeting. Old and new business was discuss Mi iAJfter the discussion we adjourned To -meet at the home of M iss Maggie -.Martin* The hostess 'servedpepsi cola and cake. Ethel Koberson, president, Mar, ion 15rown, aeporter. uluoth ers' (Tit a i) i ate Cormlius and Beverly Roberts, sons of Mr. and Mrs.. R.s. Roberts 1717 : \Vayfie' St., Columbia, H. C. | graduate. r Cornelius .Roberts completed his I college course June 2, at. Hampton Institute in General Eeletricity and Radio. He was vice Pres. of the Hampton Institute Ra'dio club, a member of the non- commissioned officers, Folk Singers, and Trade school singers. Beverly Roberts received a master of Arts degree at New York university from the scool of Education June 10. lie completed his college course, at Benedict college. Columbia. I HE M AGDALENE CIRCLE No. 3 The Magdalene .Circle No 3 met on Wednesday evening at Union Baptist Church. The meetwas called to order by Mrs. A. M. - Tucher who was acting'us presi dent . The minutes of the last meeting were read, received andj adopted. The report- from the] committee was recefve'd. The program committee made their report. Our next meeting will be at Mrs. Hat tit- .Smith, 410?Bull?StrWc were glad to have Mrs. A. S. Reese with us. Come again. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. S. Bl own who conducted j prayer meeting before Rev. Walker preachd. We had a splendid time at Union Baptist.. WAYERLEY JUNIOR; MISSIONARY CIRCLE No. 1 ' d I We met at the home of Mrs. A. L. Reese, Thursday, . May 7. W?e I organized the Junior Missionary Cir.ele and. named it the Waverley j Junior Missionary CiYcle No. 1. We electod the - foHowing otlicj era: Mary Logan, president; Lyda -<-Bel+ Green-,- vice-president;-- Eliza .Brown, secretary; Maggie Watson j assistant secretary; Adena Jankins , treasurer; Lucy Mae Goins, chapI lains.; Wilhelniena Smith, ch'ap! lain. . The club decided to meet every | Thursday at 6 o'clock. Each mem1 her expecting to serve. OUr ! dues are fivo-^cfnts weekly. Mrs. W, M. Brown" suggested (hat our ' topic for discussion would be eo| operation for-next Thurs., May 14. The Waveiley. Senior Missionary ; Ciiele No. .1 gave the Juniors 25c I to buy books. -We are expecting i to return it in three months time. {The meeting was said to be, held j at the home of Miss Eliza Brown. _ Mary Logan, president; Eliza I D ? ~ .... Di <iw ii, ivruu). t ^ -ANDREWS NEWS , 3 Oil Sunday was a high day at St. Ami rows A. M. hi." church. ~ Rev. W P. Carolina preaced a nobly sermon <m Sunday, morning'to* a faithful few. Sunday afternoon Rev. Moyed pastor of Grave Station preached a short and spicy sermon to the Willing Workers club in the ab. sent of Rwv. W. F. Wagner who was late. Rev. W. F. Wagney of Blooming Vale Circuit preached from St. John 12:38-31'. 1 Subject?Seeking Jesus for myself. The Rev, indeed 4s a good speaker. Our hearts were made to btuji while he preached the word. At 8 o'clock the Rev. Kiuloche of. the Great Present Circuit gave us a splendid ^o^nnon also. Mrs. Robert Jackson of Georgetown gave us a nice talk on things I of our every day life. Mrs. JjftfkRj v as t'u> gues^ The collection for the Willing Workers Club was more than $25. I* ?V ?T uniiwi? aiuiiumi lilt' anniversary of the Willing Workers club. Tliis club is sponsored by Mrs. F. L. Carolina. REV. \. P. PORTER ROOSTS TIN: PALMETTO LKAU'EK ' The Writer*"TTiSfclicilted Speaks For The Paper To my mind its name is not com mensurate with its service. It is really the pe'ople's leader, because of its undenominational 'services to all. Now I'ni a Baptist an^ the -general manager," Mr. Gobige H. Hampton is a gentdel, genuine Methodist and I am lonesome with out The Palmetto Leader in my home.' It is broad in its circulation yet it isn't as broad as it ought to be.' We could make it Wtme"<sf dftUr high school graduates could make enough in their spare time to pay their tuition in college. The Palmetto Leader is thf best colored paper in the State of South Carolina. CAMERON NEWS Scores of 'friends went to the home of Mrs; Essie Johnson . to witness the golden ii archgjiven by -Stewardess Hoard. No.' U. Suj)t. Lawrence who has held that position 17 or more years at Brown Chapel opened his school on time. Seven teachers* and sever, classes, disvussd the lesson which was reviewed; by the pastor. Little Miss Lash delivered* a most interesting address. Th.banner class went back to No. 1 but they'will, tl At l*e\ if .. 1 '* - 1 " L' "V? ?? UUIHU1J. lIlH.au UI UU1 usual preaching. our beloved pastor, Rev. W. R. Bowman lecture.*] about his trip to the general eonference and to New York, explaining the subway in New York ami Important points in Washington. Baltimore and Philadelphia where he stopped and took nreats vamtmr: his friends, He told about Father Divine anj how he and his brother took meals, at his cafeteria and how they got ' through--by .saying "p?-i^?" ? ?] The adult school gave Mrs. Cora Black a .-Surprise suppei. Mrs Black is rendering FiTucH" service] in this community and this token", was--given in honor v( "her ivcrr kr The Rev. Barr, stirred his flock Sunday uj. St. .l'aui as never before. He is very popular and the good people of C'reston are stand in# by hyn irrespective of d? nomination. lie pleached the Joe Louis club sermon Sunday afternoon at Hi'own Chapc.1 and Uie^cluL was elated with his service. Among hi^ leading-, members and office is are: t Sadie Johnson, Mary A. Eades, Eddie Bell Brown., Willie ? Stal ks, Eddie Eades and others. Cameron was saddened last week by t\\;o deaths. Mr. and Mrs. Bacjtmon ,a man and his wife who died ten hours apart. Rev-. Salley preached the fundr'al of. Mrs. -Back moil at Granger Baptist church and Rev. Bowman preached Bro. Backmon's funeral sermon Brown L'hajiel. EaFFTTuhefal was largely attended. Sunday is rally day at Brown C'hapoi. We are planning to have a shdrt service, get our dinners and return to the church at 2 P.M and go-with'our pastor to St. Phillip ciiuu li,'near Eastover. Both choirs ape requested to go. Mr. T. S." Sanders has the only Negro beef market in town, trade with him and honor . your race. See Henry Jenkins when in need of gas, oil and eatable things. Mrs." Annie- Jenkins, left Satuiday for Philadelphia to spend a while, with her daughter, Mary. Miss Bessie Brunson is spending the week-end wit-h?friends in Columbia. i ST. I* ATL A. M .E. CHI RC H Lancaster, S. C>?Morning service was largely attended by the young people whom* we are triad to have come out and Take an active pait in the services. Rev. Gantt preached a very uplifting sermon that. we are sure everyone enjoyed. He is doing fine and the church is over-flowing with goodwill. At 3 o'clock I'.M. the vocal choir had as their guest Washington Baptist chiof. White Oak A.M.E. Zion choir and North Corner A. M, K. Zion choir and several quartettes. The singing was soul stir ring and the contribution was magniftcient. Mr. E. H. McGill was host to the Willing Workers, club Sunday al'ternoon. The crowd was the largest ever known to attend. Th:.TIlJh~i?~goTng' steady forward under the leadership of our able president, Mrs. Thrower. Mrs, Eugene McCoy was hostess to the Missionary society Sunday al'ternoon. The 'Missionary yw.ety is also, doing -splendid under the guidance 'of Mrs. Alice Eggcrs There were a goodly number *j. lnHinu v an J tV?<? i\f_ .feting was good. On Sunday evening we had as our'guest Rev. J. Lipaev and his good people -from David's Standi A. M. E. Zion church, Rev. Lipsey preached a wonderful sermon. Rev. 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