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!k Mai ^ FEDERATION NOTES Continued from Page 1 ing night. All of the club members of the state who do not know about these two Big Events can get the details and begin to work now to make both outstanding successes. The Sunlight club was informed in a very gracious manner by the - charming president Mrs. Wilkinson that "We are having no Vacation''?to which distrem the members smilingly supscribed, so we adjourned to meet ih regular session in June. Echoes From The Federated Club In Chester The Marion- Birnie Wititiiteon Federated club its regular monthly meeting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Allen, Tuesday 11th of May, 1937. After a brief worship period the club entered into its business discussion. Mrs. Adair, the treasurer reported that the annual quota had not only been met but exceeded visit to the Home and spoke in commendable terms of the work there. The club encourages high scholarship at Brainerd institute and Finley High school. A prize of $2.50 is given to the 7th grade pttpils who rank highest in these two schools. At the conclusion of the busi jieas session, Mrs. Allen, the hostess presented an interesting pro gram. Mrs. Fannie Griffin' anc Mrs. E. W Stanback, a solo by Mrs Ella Watson and a game introduced by Mrs B. A. Spellman, daughter of the hostess. ~ The club was happy to have . Mrs. Spellman . bring greetings * from Columbus, 'Ga., where she ?now lives. ? .? Of xriciinnrf mrKn ? marks were Mrs.'Hilliar, Mrs. Wilhclmina Babcock and Mrs. Willie Hunt. . ~~ ; " AC ten being: delightfully .refreshed with ice cream and cake the meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Katie Allen the second Tuesday in.; June. , HELENA NEWS * ' Or the srck list are Henry Ray, I Lelia Frye, Will Steward, Cornelia Renrick; they are imprbving. Sunday school of Mt. Zion church opened at 11:00 o'clock? Singing by Sister Sarah Maffet; prayer lead by Sarah, Moffet. Scripture by Supt. G. S. Scott. The B. Y. P. U. was called to* order by the leader; it began at G:30, the lesson was taken from St. Matthew, teacher, Mrs. Olla Hude __The Good Will and Workers Cluh The club met at the home of Mrs. Bobb; it will meet at the home of Mrs. Lelia Stewart, President, Mary E. Green Secretary, Olla l^ude ESQUIRE SOCIAL CLUB Spartanburg?The Esquire Social club met at the home of Mr. Joe Green Wofford street on Monday night. May 24. 1937. Many matters of importance were Were served a delightful course of Pimento-Cheese sandwiches, punch and tea-cakes. The meeting wa3 a successful one and was eniover) -? by all. ?~ T I BATESBURG NEWS The Olive Branch Sunday school was called to oruer 10:00 o'clock by the Supt. with all the teachers at their constant post of duty, ^.a large crowd was present and the lesson was discussed most highly The B. Y. P. U. rendered a program Sunday night in which the sermon was delivered by the Rev. G. W. Hartley which held his au cdence spell bound from beginning untrl finish. Tuesday being an unusual ho* day lota of people went to Lake Murray fishing, Sure enough it seems like old winter has pulled off her over coat and put it away until the temperature falls, I guess i it's time anyway. a?* ? ? ? oocim v-ircie Miss Esther Robinson left her home Saturday for Englewood, N. J., where she will join her two sisters, the Mrs. A. J.i Mobley, and Mrs. Mammie Johnston; Mrs. Eula Gibson and Mrs. A lean Davis are back after spending fc/ur weeks in Philadelphia. Mrs. Viola Oxner accompanied Mr. Sammie Etheredge of Florida to Columbia last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Thomas Bpent Sunday in Ridge Spring. . Mrs. Eloise Thomas is an authorize agent for the Apex Beauty Preparation com# in and let hex GREAT FALLS NEWS Our Sunday school was a very good success Sunday, wrth all teachers present. The First Baptist congregation visited Piney Grove Sunday, which was a high day over there, also the funeral services t/f the Little Mr. Willie Wi'lmore was held there. In memory of my dear mother, vvdio departed this life, May 25, 1935, Mrs. Mary G. Arledge: Mother Mine Thy face, thy form, I seem to see, what ever I do, Where ever I beT O thou hast gone, from earthly woes, i '' " "V**0 Mother mine, I love the so! How glad am I thou art at rest, = U pofi' thy Heavenly Father's breast! ,'~T" Sweet has seemed you here so fair, V Tis deared now, since thou art there." O Mother mine, dear Mother mine, Got! help me how, to will divine! A devoted daughter, Beatrice BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T. E. Robinson, Pastor Union?Sun?Jay was a very fine day for all church goers.. Sunday school opened at the usual time, with the iSupt. and his staff of teachers at their post of duty. After a brief study of the lesson, the superintendent called the classes tc gether for review, the lesson was reviewed by the .pastor, Rev. T. E. Robinson. Morning services opened at 11:15 with the pastor en duty. A soul stirring sermon was deliverer by the pastor; his text was found Exodus 14:13. After service the pastor and his wife was invited over to Mrs. Eva Herndon, at Herndon, St. After, arriving tliey met the" other guests they are as follows: Mrs. Moore of Spartanburg, Mrs. Aurelia Rico and sister, Mrs. Nannie .Mae Lee. The dinner was enjoyed by all. Service Sunday night was at the usu- _ al hour, with the pastor and members on time.. The guest of the evening was Prof. Black: Come' to church! Go to church everybody! RUSSELVILLE NEWS After a few days of SadnessJehovah members was called back together 'Sunday by the Rev. M. L. Goudme, a brother of Rev. B. M. GoUdine; he used for his text Roman the 8:39; he used for his subject "Nothing Shall Separate Us from the Love of God," from whj:h he preached a wonderful sor mon for his condition. ~ Mr. B. Mi Goi dine, Jr.-was out with us Sunday; he came to see his - father's church; he was very much pleased with the building, though he was sad. \Ve are looking forward for the revival which wrll began May 30th. Visitors are welcome. The revival i will be conducted by Rev. E. D. . Addison of St. Stephen, S. C. Coni<; and hear this young preacher. Mr. Elijah Darby spent the week-end with Mr- David Flowers; they motored to Bethlehem to Children's Dav. Mr. B. M. Gouc.'rne, Jr. is hero , for a while.. We, the members of Jehovah are praying for a grand ' revival. i HOME DEMONSTRATION . , u. By R. B. Re?tL?County Agent -?AJtennale?The St. Jt,'hn eluboT Beldoc section has openecT their 1 the. Augusta Highway between Appleton and Beldoc. The mar- , kot will be operated two days a week Friday and Saturday. There ' will be for Sale Butter Milk, eggs, ] chicken, garden peas, cabbages j amP String beans. Drive in. fix you up. One trip calls for an- > otter, so be sure don't miss. Among the students returning ] from Bettis Academy were the ( Messrs Willie Datson Cc/nyus arid r T. F. Byrd,- the Misses Ruth i Joiner, Ida Mae Statley, and Mi'ss ( Mattie West. They have closed a J successful school year there.. i ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. G. A. Collins, Pastor Brownville, S. C., May 17th? Our services Sunday were well at- : tended. The pastor prcacheu' a t wonderful sermon from Matthev c 16:17. The spirit of the Mastei c was evident thruout. c We were, pleased to have as vis 8 itors, Mrs. M. Elizabeth Hartzofc f and Dr. C. H. Garrett ci Dillon r who are grand treasurer and secretary respectively of The Pee Det t Burral Aid Society, Dillon. Dr. t Garrett An/1 Mrs 1- i- 1 ?~ apuive in i' interest of the Society explaining i the plan upoh which it works. The e plan was well received by a unani- ? mous vc/te of the congregation. 1 Several members spoke words f of praise and thanks in connection t with the idea of the burial Aid i Among them were Brothers, J. E. 1 Evans, K. D. Adams, W. Reave^ ( F. Hasty, S. Samuels. 1 Three were baptised and joined ( the church. Come tc; Antioch, a j warm welcome at all times. t THH ABBEVILLE NEWS ! St. James A. M. E. Church 'Sunday school opened at the usual hour, with a thirty minutes discussion of the lesson. After which a splendid review was, given by Supt. B. T. Johnson. At 11:30 a. <m. our pastor read St. Luke 18:0-25 as scripture lesson. Then taking his text from the above reading emphasizing the 22nd verse, and an,instructive message was masterly delivered. 8:00 p. m. Rev. Minis brought us another message from St. John 10:28 which was ver^' instructive and soul stirring. Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Rev. J. W. Mat his, Pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday school was opened at 10:30 o'clock by Supt. E L. Brown. After class assembly the lesson was reviewed by Rev. L. F. Rhodes. Morning service at 11:30 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. J. W. Mathis, preaching a soul stin ing sermon taking as a subject "Watchman What of the Night?" I: ROYAL COLLEGIANS CLUB The Royal Collegians entertained members of the- Royal Collegian , Social club, along with a number of friends from different clubs throughout the city, spent a most delightful evening Monday, May 24th, at the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Brown, 2212 Washington St., with Mr. George W. Epps as host. The guests arrived between 8:00 and 9:00 p. m. Many ' cut flowers in pastel shades brightcned the party rooms, anu in the dining, room a large punch bowl ' filled with fruit punch was the, 1 center peice for the table. Through out.the evening every one enjoyed ' salted peanuts and many oard 1 games. Mr. Epps, host cf thelrve- 1 ning, told the group that Monday, ^ May 24th was his birthday and ( wanted them to enjoy the evening ' with him.?When asked?why?h:?1 didn't let the guests know it was ' his birthday, he said, all of yov ( would have brought something for rue. Valuable presents and gifts, l do cherish. But if you will al'o\v me to have^'our loyal and true friendship, 1 value nothing greater^ Those enjoying the party, were Misses Gordon, Nickler, Rawlinson, Martin, Hicks, Saunters, Jackson and Kershaw; Messrs Jacques. ' Scott, Holley,' Williams, Simmons ' Sims, "Ike" Brown, Harris and 1 Lei oy Brown ~ Mr. Fresrdent of- ~ the Royal Collegian So-cial club J and Mr. Leroy Brown reporter from Bacchantes Social club made some timely remarks. After tlvi ! games, the host assisted by Messrs ' Brown, Perry, and -Mr. Jacques ( served fruit punch, sandwiches, ice cream and cake. ' i MILL BRANCH A.M.E. CHURCP ] ? 1 Rev. I. H. Dozier, Pastor I Telle >, Sun. ay was ' ?ne of those typical spring days > and everybody was more or less f in the attitude of spring. ' After a most wonderful Sunday 1 school lesson was discussed, we t mtered into the preaching service 1 \fter the prelimar.v, the pastoi < iresented Rev. E. Gaine, who wrought a wonderful message. XLo? -electe..1 his text from St. Matt, the M?th chapter, subject "Go A Little ? it ? ? - ?--i . v. i bllVfl . it ?U5 Illllt'l'U U (IlUSlC'r J piece. Everyone heard it enjoyed. t, and went away tilled with the , y <pirit for the man c*f God trulj 'poke to them by the way. Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis, Mr. and a Mrs. H. Long, Mr. and Mrs. T. McMain, Mr. and Mrs. T. Guile, Mr. f ind Mrs. James L. Thompson, Mr. 1 m?J Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. N. a jreene were the dinner guests on e Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hy- ' nan. ? s ST. MICHAEL M. E. CHURCH i Rev. H. B. Jones, Pastor h Bcnnettsville, S. C.?-The friends h ind members are Cordially invited !\ o the. Calendar Rally on Sunday vening, May' 30th. Special musi- t :al selections will be rendered un- v ler the direction of the Organist t ind choir. Come, bring youi cl riends and vote for the month or nonths of yoar choice. a Everyone is asked to watch for n he date of the Comedy-Drama of ii he season, "An Old Fashioned g dotheiV which will be rendered- n n the very near future. The cast p if twelve and the Village choir asii'steu by Miss B. E. Graham who c ong since her efficiency in this ield of endeavor are buckling down o .0 hard work and the Community is g irged not to miss this treat.-Eyery (j ffother and every Mother's son and a laughter need to' witness this per- p 'ormance. It i"s without question e >ne of the greatest dramatic sernona ever presented. Watch for 0 he c-ata. b PAlilKTTO LISAbftk 3T. STEPHEN A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. D. N. Wilson, Pastor Sunday, Muy 23rd, the services were largely ailcnued Sunday morning. The paster preached a noble sermon from St. Matthew 23:20, subject "Inward Purity.' Many hearts rejoiced as the man of God uelivered this sermon with power from on high. One yeung man joined the church. The delegate, Mr. Julius Prioleau who represented the church at our great district conference made a fine report of the conference. The Sunday school Supt. and teachers were at their post of duty 3:30 p. m. The lesson was reviewed by the paster. At 5 o'clock we went over tc Hopkin,' where the pastor preached the Annual Sermon for the Hopkin school. -Mrs. Flossie Wil son is teacher. Mr. B. M. Branch gives three months salary that gives seven months to thai school. *7 The pastor preached from the subject, "The Great Battle oi Life." This was indeed a sermon worth crossing the river to hear. The people expressed themselves as enjoyed the sermon very much The closing exercises will be had c/n Friday, May 28th, at 8_ p. m. The A. C. E. League was had with the President, Mr. Phillip Washington at his post of duty. At 8 p. m. the pastor for the third time preached another noble sermon from Psalm 10th chapter and 8th verse. The Missionary meeting was aeld at Sister Mary Izard's home 50c was sent with flowers anu' a lice letter to Sister Rachel Mosely who is leaving for Virginia, her , home. Sister Addison and S. B. \lston, carried the money $4.00 Holmes, to' him. We were honor ?d with the presence of our own Bishop 'Flipper, Dr. T. J. Miles and Dr. W. B. L. Clark lunt .Muii- Jay afternoon, at our parsonage >n Taylor street. X EWBKOOK LAN D'S A1) I L I SCHOOL Some of the happenings the -ol N'cw Brookland's Adult school After having had three months ol successful we feel that we should >ublish the nice things and information 'which we have gained thru our teachers. On May 3'1*t. we tcill have an interesting play ami he following program at Double Branch A. M. E church: Singing. You Can Smile, by the chool; Prayer, Rev. Win. Green; Purpose of Program, Rev. X. J. Caughman; Welcome Address, Mr I. W. Driher; "Singing by Double branch Girls sextet; Address, mother Oi'iHin; Response, Rev. M I. Holloway; Singing Spirituals >y school; Dialogue, Mrs. Holmes ind Williams; Reading from Dun- 1 >ar, Mrs. Eva Caughman; Action ^ 5ong, by school; play, Dispelling > >f Big Jim; remarks by Mrs. Will < .ou Gray, state supervisor of adult i ducation, introduced by the Coun- < ;y Supervisor, Mrs. Bertha K. < Hkard; closing remarks, Rev. O 1 C,_ Dunham, pastor. i The public is cordially invited. CAMERON NEWS Miss Martha Jenkins left for Fai ( tockaway rn New York last week, j nformal reception was given by ( icr friends just before she left. Rev. J. P. Washington preached . strong sermon at Brown Chapel lunday. Miss DanJy, our popular | upervisc/r of Calhoun county visted Mrs. W. R. Bowman Tuesday ? nd chated very pleasantly conerning school matters. The peo>le of Calhoun county are singing liss Dandv nvaises for the worl he is putting across for the eaehers. .nar.gcburg Training school at llloree had a good commencement ast week, hats off to Principal IcBride. Many friends of Cameron at ended Dr. Rewe's funeral this mjek. Dr. Rowe i.wd Sunday afer teaching his Sunday school lass at (frnngeburg, S. C. The officers of Brown Chapel re expecting one thousand or nore people there Sunday. Dr. Dav 3, a great evangelistic frem Auusta will preach both morning ;nd~' evening, in _ the afternoon lev. Stover will preach. If you want a comfortable seat, ome early. Prince Moore, 81, an eld citizen f Elloree was buried Sunday. Surviving are three sons, two laughters and a host of relatives nd, friends. Dr. G. C. Johnson, >is 1 astor was at his best on that fun- v ral sermon. Johnson and Jenkins Undertaker t. f Cameron had charge of the ody. ? * ^ ?? I," * CWcttwtt.* NEWBKRRY NEWS i The most popular lady in the city was Mrs. Lilla Dean at Allen's Park. Wednesday, May ID.' She was crowned queen by Mis. Eunice II. Allen. All of the contestants did well and everyone had a lively time. We are glad to know Mr. Adam Cromer is able to walk around again after suffering from an accident about three months ago. Mrs. Haltiwnager was happy to hear from her son, Mr. Grady Hal tiwanker who irs in Bridgeport, Conn., doing well. His wife and family hope-to join him there soon. 1 The following young ladies have returned home after finishing teachers' training course at Bettis academy: Misses Willie Mae Wilson, Mary Caldwell, Lucius Floyd Julia Mae Stewart and Eddie Mae Worthy. Miss Ida Rutherford has returned, frrnii-Morris- college; all of them reported a successful term*. Drayton . Street High School Prof. It. F. Gladden, Principal The principal, faculty am! class of 1937 request, the honor of your presence at the graduation exercises Wednesday, evening. Juno 3 at 8:30 o'clock. The address Will bp delivered by Prof; J. P, Burgess, Stat# college, Orangeburg S. C. ' The agriculture class of Drayton High school gave a banquet in the auditorium Thursday evening. All who attended enjoyed a pleasant time. Thp program presented" at the Be'hlehem Baptist church Monday evening, May 24, was very good.?It evil's as follows: lTbcessional North Carolina Mutual by chc'ir and 'Thrift"club members; remarks by I)r. J. F Giant, mas tf) of c remonios; Negro Na?jrr.nl Anthem; Invocation by I!cv Gamhle; Solo, May Morning by Mrs, C. E. Martin; Welcome address by. Rev. :E. E. Gauldcn; In {reduction of Speaker, Mr. Boul<1 n; Lecture by Mr. W. G. Cox. subject Where There is no Vision People Perish; who held the audi-er__o attentively, during his entii ? message. (live Me That Good Old' Mutual Spirit* was. sung: by the Thrift club members led by Mrs. C. E. Wilson, the sponsor of the .program. Response* by Mrs. Wilson. Mr .Joseph .Jones preesnted some motion pictures of tin bvsii.ess carried on in Durham. X C., whish was very good. Several visitors were here from Gieenville, Greenwood, Union aif-1 S) artanburg. (J \FFNEY NEWS The closing; exercise.: of GafTney ligh school were enjoyed by all vho attended. Thursday, May 20, ,vus the linal night, Mr. Soymoui Carroll, Field Secretary of the Ain. i'ican Humane Society deliver?d the address to the class. Mr. Garrol captionatc his auoience fiym the beginning and held it spoil bound throughout his address The following out of towh teach i < haw rotamed to their homes: _ Misses Eloise Wilkersou, Greenville; Bordie L. Peterson, [Jreemvood; Miss Edith Bythewood, Union. 1 i The following left for New York Pity Monday night: Prof, and Mrs. M. E. West, Misses Cony and Mettie A. Petty. Miss Nettie Petty is planning to attend Poacher's college this summer. i Mrs. Amanda Little, Mrs.; Lela TiiHith, Mrs. Ella Washbourri and Mrs. Willie Mae Baltrrrd and husjnnd, all o*f Blue Diamond, Ky. spent Saturday in the city Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Belt Bevins. Mrs. Nannie I.ittlejohn, uaugher of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Robb;, lied at the home.of her parents Saturday, May 22. Sunday, May 30 will be "Homo . Uoming Day," at Philadelphia Hap;ist church. The following pro*ram will be rendered: 10:00 A. M. Sunday school was ed by Deacon John Young of ?oung Grove. 11:30 A. M. Praise service, led by Deacons J- C. Littlejc'hn and E. T, ilichan.s. 12:00 M. Welcome by Rev. W. S. smith. 12:30 p. m. Sermon by Rev. Jas. 5. Littlejohn of Danville, Va. 12:45 Rally taken by Deacons "Jeo. Littlejohn and Wni, Cait^p. 1:00 P. M. Dinner? 1:30 Quartet, Shirley Four, of Danville, Va. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER ? m | I A ^ ______ - -l ^ - rl 1'^ _ < 4. ? Charleston Su For Te JUNK 14?JI APPROVED BY THE S OF EDU( __o Courses to meet the net . * ... . r . and Rura 'UEGISTUATIC ?o I For further information. wri C. A. Joh m... % i:?. L ^nn, ;.vim Aiken Graded School Commencemeht The commencement exeriises of the Aiken -gi'adbd school brji'ins with an operetta Monday niaht, May "31,. Stilt). . . The Home Economics. Department Demonstration, . WC,Ire-day * nijrhU June 2, 8:20. Final oxeirises by lliirh Sr'nool l Jepjutnv nt, Friday i ite, June 1 8:30.- Address to class will be delivered by Prof. T. ly. Ducket!'. Head of Department of Biohuiy at Benedict college, Columbia. S. Ci Awarding of certili?ates and piises. UNION BAPTIST ( IIL lit 11 ( - Iiev, L. ('. Jenkins, pastor ,Sunday was a-pleasant .day for church govrs. The Stir., "ay -chooi opened at the usual hour with the Supt L. (j. uook a' Ins post o.t" <lu~ ty.. The. lesson "was beautifully discussed. At "11 : ;/). the pastoi cam o* to his hearers wjth an ideal, message, one that should linger in the hearts of all-that heard it, text Matthew Sill. Why stand ye all day idle? The R. T. I', began ^ at fi o'eloek, wi'th the President 1 presiding. '.At S o'eloek tlie pastor came with another interesting message, text, I'hilippians Itlij. Hut my Cofls hall supply all your needs, according to his riches-i-n?glory by ? Christ Jesus. We were vory.glad to have the Rev.. K/.ckicl K. Cliappelle, Jr. Sunday a. in. jind-other. __ visiting friend-'. The Queen eontest that was gfy' en at -1*11 ion 1'aptist ehureh Monday right, May -4, was quite a'sueee.-s; we' wish to thank all oar \isiting friends who l . .1 %.... 1 .... . .. r ?. 11. " ... ... ...... .. . .. . -fc O mt. o: r i: v. v. i:. r;;i !;< u Uev. J. A. (iambic, I'uslor Sunday, May :j:;. w;:s a bajmy day at Ml. <Mivc. e.lj ..iunclv were .nit in fall. Sunday -<ko :\ v.a- <>n (idle with , a lurye .attendant. T..-* .1. .sou was well 'discussed by the elapses and was reviewed by Key. A. B. ?Devot Anial?orvi> e> hog.to Uy Brother Doininick. _ Scripture lessen 1 SIh Psalm L-17. At 12:00 the pastor niounteu the pulpit using I't/ii a-trrxr "All thHtg* arc in God's han s." Thi.Csernion was full of inspiration its ux-H as aspiration. Our pastor has been with us since last fall,'but. his ser- 1 mons are just as fresh and full of J information as the brst Sunday he came. He brings to us a new and prepared message. AX .TT.'JU the " remains <7f ^ttiss" ~ Inez Khisler were deposited at ] Mt. Moriah. Funeral by the pastor. The night services were fine, Rev. P. 13. Brooks preached from the text "The Power of God." Matt. 28:IK. The sermon was P' PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER ANI) MCI SOUTH CAROLINA F ^; ,x'r ~1 m i . a 1006 WASHINGTON ST. i ' Saturday, 31). 1937. " A I mmer School achers JLY 17, 1937 s1 TATE I)EPARTMENT NATION ids of Teachers in. City f Schools >N FEE $5.00 to, - 1 tison. Director i M-"LaSaine- Registrar 1 (? Kracke Street, Charleston*. S. C. charged with spiritual fervor as coming from hitk.en tire. Rev. Suhor, pastor of Hannah Ct. was present in the afternoon and spoke well of Rev. Gamble, which is true. 'Alt. Aloriah Ct. wont over tof> rn" thy district conference. >00000.0.0.00 o.oo o.o.ooooooosaa Fine \S ihes?Clarets ? Cordials w ^ Liquors ?WHISKEYSNEW DEAL LIQUOR SHOP 2203 (i'KR.VAIS ST. AT PINE 'ERNEST CItOM ARTIE, Prop, oooooooooo o oooooooaK&eacao . # ON YOUR. 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