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Saturday, October 4, 19.41 P|ERSONAL MENTION Mr. Julius S. Duly isv all smile over a recent trip that he took t< Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia, New Jersey, New York an< other northern points. Mr. Dal; say, the trip wi s beneficial fron ' many angels. Mrs. Ethel Brooks left Satur day for Newport News, Va. afte: spending a week's vacation in Nev York City with relatives an< friends, also her brother in Au gusta, W. M. Russell an< family, and her step mother, Mrs Inez Russell in Columbia, S. C She reports a very pleasant trip. Mr. C. S. Mcintosh of 210 Lady St., left Columbia, Octobe 2nd for n motor trip to Youngs town, Ohio His father will ac company him in Gree?e> via.. S. C They will be the guests of Mr Mcintosh, brother of the former We wish for them an enjoyabli trip. Mrs. G. L.- -Floyd has - returnet to Columbia from Detroit wheri she visited (Johrtie,) Mr. and Mrs W. M. Scott. Pvt. F, C. Frank Terry, who i; ? in WttfTary service" aT"Charleston S. C., came t0 Columbia, S. C to visit hiQ friend. Miss Dorothj Killingsworth. He will Wve fo h+s home in -Votmgwtown. -Ohior-^ visit his mother, and will returi to Charleston soon. Mrs. Ethel Killingsworth spen her \veek'c vacation in Greenville s. C. She reported a very nice trip ^iss Pauline Feaster of Leeds S. C., left Tuesday to enter Man Potter Academy, Oxford, N. C William Preston went to Mathe Academy, Camden. S. 0., to re sume his studies. Mary Elizabeth, daughter o Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Gladden. Co being a leading voice in the Uni lumbia, prior to her graduatioi from Shaw University June 3rd versity choir, toured with th choir, appearing in West Va Washington, I). C? Jersey City Baltimore, and New York. Th group won high honors and mud success for the college. Miss Gladden spent TKe~summei In New York where she spec:alize< in music preparatory to that po sition. She now fills in the higl school in North Carolina. Th( teachers are very much impiesse< with her coming so highly recom mended from Shaw. The studentB are impressed witl > ' Miss Gladden and like her .vays methods of teaching and playing. Mr. Sam Loyd announces- th< marriage of his daughter, Mis: Mattie Loyd to Mr. Nathaniel Mur ray of Eastover, 'S. C. September nareTt^; Rev. artTJ Mr?r To yd o Eastover, S. C. 111. Benjamin F. Chisolm, 33 de gree, Most Worshipful Grand Ma: ter of Ancient Free and Accepte* Masons of Baltimore, Md., wa: the honorable guest of 111. L. G Bowman, 33 degree last week ^ Also Mrs. Matilda Marlen an* Frankey Smith, Eastern Star of fieers. They will spend two week in Round, S. C.; two weeks in Mi ami, Fla., and will spend severa more daya in Columbia on~thet way back home. Grand Maste Chisolm is the gate-way to th< Supreme Grand Council whicl meets in Boston, Mass., in 1942 Y.W. C. A. NEWS The Silver Tea hrd at the "Y' home Sunday afternoon, sponsore* Ey~MTs. Toliver and Pope was in deed a success. <Our membership ? chairman, Mrs. ' Weston, was in deed behind the two new members Mrs. Toliver and Pone. H.?r re port was grand. The program was interesting Music was furnished bv the LoveB 35 club of Columbia. Mrs. C. Toli ver, as mistress of ceremonies knew her business ilnd preside< easily. Miss -Tomy Laine, one o Waverly's teachers, gave a won derful talk on the "Stone in tin road," and ended by asking even person this question, "What hav to <1? with public wffaiis?" Quite a neat sum was realize* and the secretary will be able b attend the conference which wil convene in Raleigh, N. C., the 4t] and 5th of October. Among the visitors presen were the two U. S. O. workers Mrs. Edmons and Miss Ijiws, Mrs Huzell, the N. Y. A. worker of ou state; Miss S. Davis, the T. B worker of our county and Sgi Wm. McDonald of the Q. M. 0. De taehment of Fort Jackson. Ever member of the "Y" is invited t 14th. Come fnd help us build workable program for this year. * MRS. McCORMICK VISITS DAUGHTER IN NEW YORK Mrs. Emmn McCormick has bee visitinpr her daughter, Mrs. Jose phine Gates, in New York Cit] She reported a very pleasant sta; of five weeks. While there she ws ffivpn a nart.v hv -Mrs -Earths Neal Cauphman with twevle per ( son, in attendance.* Every one ha \ a very lovely time. Southern frie chicken, hot bu??r sirfa was served. * THE HIGH HATTEKS SAVING AND SOCIAL CLUB - , T The club held its weekly meet- the ing at the home of MY. and Mrs. The ILonnie Young, 2310 Gervai, St. by 1 "Monday ntght, September 29r A-s The_ meeting was opened at the .the regular hour. The chaplain con- son ) ducted the devotional, with the Gre opening song, "Swing Low Sweet the 8 Chariot." The Lord's prayer was -wer 5 repeated in concert, then the min- ed 1 ? utes of the previous meeting were resj calld for. The roll was called. The T y president then took charge of the ines 1 meeting and went intQ the business rep session., There will be a fall dance give given at the Palmetto Chauffeurs' 0 - Club Thursday night, October 9th, was r admission, 15 cents. We are invit- for v ing (he various clubs and friends M 1 to., plea.se come over and be with r.inji - us. The public is cordially invited, ther i We would like to say to some of be i. the clubs that We have been co- M !. operating wUh you and you have M been cooperating with us so we'll 1 expect you to be present, r We adjourned to meet at the home of Mr. and , Mrs. Willie Bat- LOC - tie, 2424 Green St., Monday night, . October 6. - ASS e lyOCJ THE ROSE SOCIAL CLUB firsl Bre 1 The club held its weekly meeting all e Tuesday, September 30 at-8:30 at M the home of Mrs. Oniedia Boozer, call* D-l, Allen-Benedict Court. Th^e M. house was called to order by the ?ecr 5 vice president, Mr. Halloway. The ~ meeting was opened by a song antf Wfls prayer led by Mrs. Oniedia Boozer', to b . fhe roll' was called and minutes ceed r were read and approved. Old and pari i The club adjourned to meet with be 5 Mr. Herbert Halloway, 918 Heidt f?r t St. A delicious repast was served. 1 M _ ? Y. I*. S T. Cl.rn cat* ' driti The Y. P. S. T. Club met at adjc the home of Mrs. P. Outen in hon- Oct< 7 or of Mt55" Smoak. The meeting host was called to order by the presi- i dent. Song, prayer by the chaplain. ! f Song,-reading the scriptuTev song, . then reading of the minutes of the t . Inst meeting which were received I n an(J adopted. Roll call, each mem- ? \t ber answering. - ' 0 i 7 Mr. David Outen, reporter * I atee j Due ? BLl'E STAR SOCIAL CLl'H *V f ? * " Pres 1 The Blue Star Sociul Club held - its rgular meeting September 29th ,e i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julis tlva e White, 2321 Senate St. First se1 lection, "Shine on me," led by Mrs. H1" - Annie Mae Rayford. Prayer was "rs repeated. The pastor then took meri i charge. The minutes oi tne last , meeting were read, received and adopted. The foil was called and each member responed with a Bible er r verse"SntTTee." The president brief- *he s- ly discussed the- unfinished and w^r - new -business. The meeting was ^ra i caried out in its usual manner. 1 -Dnn't forget on-October- 1 Qth a f bingo party will be given at the are home of Mrs. Georgia I.ee Jones, wor 1205 Pir.e St. The public is invited. exP Our closing song, "Where He lead,, i an(* - me," was led by Mrs. Smith. Bene- I waV 9 diction, by Mr. White. Our next j meeting adjourned to meet with | fres s Mrs. Annie Mae Raiford, 1217 a v| r Lyon street. | Ti : j G. 9 Mrs. Justine Smith, secretary ; Mai j Due Mr. Jessie Brooks president Ant I Wft . ! Ca ? ? 1 Rus 1 THF TWELVE K\IfdlT:i I SOCIAL CLX'B the a return bincn nartv -it Simnkm'e i _ Park, ? -fit! Thie sporty game for sporty SA' , people was one of the week's , "leatest attractions. We were T fortunate to have ? very pleasant Olu " evening. The park was filled with ?a participant*.--Everyone had a grand T time. son ' We are planning to present some firs kind ot social affair in the near Lor future. Don't forget the Twelve the 'j Knigths rre riding up the high- off< "wav," or" social and entertaining A ' { affairs. We are very much inspir- sun j ?d by the interest of the social the { public, and in return to these won- St. . erful an(j grateful individuals, the ?ot Twelve Knights are crusading. Bib ^ This is all good friends but by e watch the maneuvers of the T. K. call y f ?1J Mr U doii h THE LADIES SPORT SOCIAL npv CLUB t i, The Ladies Sport Social Club j. held itR regular meeting at the r home of Miss Lizzie Senders. Our a. ^ i, first selection, "Shine on me," was nn' t. led by Mrs. Sumter. Prayer was . repeated. The house was called to y order by the president. The min- 15 0 utes of the last meeting were read, S n called. The president briefly dis- J?s cussed bhe pnf'nished and hew lesi business. Our closing son)?, "How ers can you lend," by Mrs. Anna 1 Brown. Renediction by Mrs. Sum- a w ter^ Our next meeting will be at pd thn Knmo nf Mr? Ann? Rrntim Hop 2410 Green Btreet. After tfitT meeting Miss Sanders chr '' served a delicious course of sand- '?tk " wiches, punch, pickles and olives B which wmr-TmT6h enjoyedT We had ept .aa sruestJ, Mis? Irerve Ro>>inaon. 1 ; Thf , Mrs. Pearl Sumter, president on ' ex| iov d at' Bsorcmrc FOTT v? THE PALMETTO LEAjDER 9u DEBORAH SOCIAL CLUB he club held its last meeting: *t home of Mrs. Anna B. Green. meeting was ealled to order the president at the usual time, ong an<f prayer w#s offered by prVfiidenL The scripture leawas read by the chaplain, Mrs. en. The minutes were read by secretary, Mr.. Pitegrew, and e approved. The roll was call>y the secretary. Each member jonded with a Bible verse, he house was opened for buss. Mrs. Sumter then gave the ort on the party . which was >n at her home Friday night. >ur vice-president, Mr. Outen, reported sick. The club hopes him a speedy recovery. fe will meet next Monday ever at the home of Mr. Outen. We 1 sang the club's song, "God with your" -and- adjourned, rs. A. M. Taylor, president r. E. L. Outen, vice-president ?AL GRADUATE NURSES IOCIATION MEETS reenwood, S. G., Sept. 27?The il Graduate Nurses held their t meeting for the season at wer hospital at 8:30 p. m., members present, rs. I. M. TompkinR, president, ?d the meeting to order. Miss H. Boykin was elected acting etary. Afterwards, business of ortance was discussed, which the piRMmfc 6f & taeky parry >e given October 28, 1941. ProIs to be used for a Christmas. :y for the benefit of unfortu? boys and girls. Placards will >n display in various placeu as them. time and place. Please watch [isscs Gains and Johnson, coess, served a delicious course ried chicken, potato salad, mint rty, peanuts, chewing gum and iks. After which the meeting >umed to meet -Saturday night, iber 25. Mrs. I. M. Tompkins, ess. . F. Johnson, reporter he Culture Club held its first ting at the home of Mrs. T. L. keet, Benedict College. All of members present seemed glad e together againr. ? Irs. Guerney Nelson, the new lident, gave the roster ot' new cers, appointed committer s and plans for the "Harvest Fes 1" were discussed. After tne iness meeting, Mrs. Edmunds Mf\s. Lawe* were introduced. . Lawes made ? few complies ry remarks; Mrs. Edmunds >ke at length about the work ig done in Des Moines, Iowa by "Many Church Terrell Club." many anecdotes pjroved-. that problems of the Culture club e very similar. She also contulated the club on the fine of work that is is doing. Lrs. Edmunds and Miss Laws the newly appointed U. S. O. kers. The members of the club ressed interest in their work promised to help in what ever s they could. rhile the hostess serve1] rehments, the Indies indulged in ery pleasant social hour, hose present were: Mesdames Nelson, Willie Bnl Vincent, ion Paul, Ada Cooper, M. L. kett, B. Champion. R. Bailey, irfw Simmons H Hr(>?r V kefield, Pompey, Evans, Daisy rter, Bowline:, M. BJurch, M. sell and Smith. The next meet-October 10th, will he held at home of Mrs. Hattie Gi-een. E EA'SLL END LOVELY 35 VINGS CLUB. he East End Lovely 35 Suvings b met at the home of Mrs. RoAsberry, 2101 Gervais St. he meeting was opened with a g by Mr. J. H. Gladden, the d." The next song was, "Let Church Roll Otu" Prayer was "red by Mrs. Elizabeth MeCoy mnir. "So I'm here," was g. The scripture lesson was n rend by Mr. J. H, Gladden, Matthew 10:11. A song, "You to love everybody," was sung, le verses were then repeated all. The minutes were then ed for, read, received and adopt 'he sick report was called for. Corine Whaley was reported rig nicely. Then unfinished and 7 business was called for. There \ ro unfinished or new business, i roll was called and each memresponed with his fee. The nount rained was $12.15. We ourned to meet with Mrs. Con Whaley. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH lev. R. J. Hutchinson, Pastor It. George?The Sunday School r catted to order by Supt. Mr. eph Jones. A very interesting son was taught by the teachT>e services began at 11:30 and 'ell planned sermon was deliverby the pastor, a? he usually s. Food for thought is given h Sunday from the-pulpit for istians and sinners to feed >n during the week. Prayer was ered by Rev, A. McFadden.^Sedon by the choir, kfter- tho services, - Prof. C. mipson, an agricultural teacher the faculty, was presented and pressed himself as having ened the aerv+ee. He also sti nss~ the importance of the child rting and keeping in school. The tflE IWLMtTfo LEAJ ? GEORGETOWN NEWS By E. J. F. Army Chaplain and Gold Su Mother Heard Sunday One of the best if not ranke among the best" pat nolle prograr vraa heard at Bethel A. M. E church Sunday jitter noon. Th success of the program was du largely to the untiring efforts o the sponsor Mr. G. S. PoreherJis sisted by Prof. Howard and com mittee mentioned sometime %ig( They?all worked~diligontly t\ make this program what it real! !y was. Let us not forget Pa^ tor J. C. Quarles and the combirt ed "choir directed by Prof. J. E Prioleau. The address of Mothe Griffin, Gold Star Mother will lin ger long in memory of those whi heard her. The address of Is Leuitersant H. A. Robinson, Cha; luin of 77th Coast Artilery For Bragg, N. C. was nothing les than was expected. He touchei every part of our National De fense program; also recalled his toiy of the 17th centuryT" Mr Dan T. Prioleau did credit to him self and those listening when, hi read an interesting sketch of thi Negroes Life and Achievement ii in Georgetown when they hel< high positions, mosT of wnom ari passed to the unknown. Dr. C J. Beck, M.D.j in his remarks wa T3..U. quiet; inct;i t:sviii? . ursiiciiiiirsi x\uu; S. Johnson, E. Lillian Frasier nn< Prof. J. E. Prioleau were excep tionally good with their solos a: OTtly fKey would E<T The S. CI quartet led by Mr. Henry Smitl was classical and the two spirit ual numbers rendered by Corpo ral, St.' Agbasto. of Fort Bragg A'. C. was very touching. It wa suggested by Mother Griffin an* motior. was entertained that i copy?of the?splendid pe.pfr?rein by Mr. Dan T. Piiolt-uu, be sen to. the Governor one to the Pres ident and one to th(. K.A.A.C.P The closing remarks by Prof. J B. Beck was short but full of pep He mentioned sonu* very i.Totrest ing points and lauded the speak er for thp wonderful niessagi brought to little historic George town down here on the Sampit. A motion was made by Prof. G. W Howard, that a rising vote o i thanks be tendered Me. G. S. Por. cher, for bringing to the city i program. Watch" The Ligh House-Informer. The Pittsburg! Courier, The Afro-American am The Palmetto Leader. The Veterans are-looking for. ward to their Armistice progran November 11 and are wondering could they get Lieut. E. O. Mc Kaine of Sumter for that date. Mother Griffin, her daughtei and son-in-law Mrs. Browne ant Mrs. Harper all of Columbia wen dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Romeo Lawrence and Mr. Porche: Lieut. Robinson, Corporal St Asbasto of Fort Bragg and Prof Miller of one" of the high school; mi Fayetteville, N. C., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K Knox and Mrs. Belle Browne. All leave to come again. Doctors U 0. Tet'lo" C: .J"Beck, M.D.s anc Dr. Wm. S. Thompson, dentist attended the Pec Dee Medical society meeting at Kingstree Sunday evening. Mrs. Ed na Kelly of Chadbougnc N. C. was week end visitor oi daughter Mrs. Ruth Cbnrvors at the home of Mrs. Sarah Sherald Taylor street, west end. The friends of Mrs. B.H. James will be ?lnd to know that she is home after undergoing an operation at the Kelly Sanitarium ii Kinpstree and..is doing nicely. Sht thanks-her many friends for tin enrds?fruit a?and beautiful?ftw era. Rltt SISTERS" CEI.ERR VTK SIXTH ANNIVERSARY On Fridav evening, Septembe 19th. the "Bir Sisters" plnR .. Irmo, was hostess to the Goodwil club of Ridgewood. The presiden of the "Rig Sisters" prepared : rpry -^durational as weTT a* en tertaining program. Among thost ^ppearmgL^tv-44^ -pTOSrranr \Votv: MHises l)aisy (ire: i and Bertee Louis, soloists, both o whom are from Ridge wood. Mi R. J. Mark, a very promisini young gentleman. als0 a membo of the Goodwill club, spoke in hi; own clever way nboufUnderstand ing and Misunderstanding,*' afto which he led those present in really inspiring song. One of tb "Rig listers." Mrs, Ray, ver iSWflatlir tnim "IVhnn nwse Bloom." Mr. Heyward Blocker. vice president of the Gbodwill clut certainly has been an insniratio: to those around him. He is ad mired for his strong character an his good influence upon others. The gathering of the two cluh marked the sixth anniversary o the "Big Sisters" club. It also sigr fied the finalc of a contest spon sored by the "Sisters." At *ho * '< f "-b.brntior Mr. Julius S. Oaly, president o the Goodwill elub, was vaeationinj in Washington, Philadelphia, an New York. They an misled nir very much other teachers were presented. Miss Smilly of Orangeburg, al son one of our new teachers gav us some encouraging words. In the afternoon at the hour o 3 o'clock, Prof. R. Gordon, prir ciple of the St, George high sehcx delivered a very, very timely ac captains for the pew rally. Thi address delivered by Principal Goi don, gave food for thought. The night ser\>icec were equa" Iv as good. Sunday's collection ww $101.68. UER AIKEN NEWS Second Baptist Church he September"2X~wTtTi most of the revival meetings ha\ in/ closed n and. church was somewhat improg ' ed. The Sundav school lesson was e very interesting. RoV. C. W. Turn ? er had charge of the service" arid f preached at both morning and evl* ening. We feel that Rev. Turner - is a divine messenger of Cod. 111 -= messages. nhvavK -steps?t-hr--henrtso of his Christian hearers: We have - each Sunday some new members - | at service that has been away - ^ for the sum met-?tnonilrs: MTs - ~ - Rev a Holmes who has been spend t- ing her vacation in Garden City. - Long Island.? N. Y. "armed Sat0 urday and "Attended the- morning t service, jtKo M'< M;.?y p gleton who has been in New York i t all summer was out to sen-ice. J s Miss Holmes stopped over for 3 ; 1 days in Washington, IJ. C. on her - way hontp with her sister Mrs. - Eiifa Burris. She reports having a very pleasant summer. Her - manv friends were elad to have . e her back also Mrs. Si- gleton. Miss 1 e Reva will begin her work on the ; t 9th of October at the Storm, i Branch academy ?t e On Friday 4 p.m. the Minister^; s Wives alliance met at the home ,, cf Mrs. Martha .1'. slice. A very j enjoyable and helpful meeting, i Mrs. Mamie Holland president. . 3 Mrs. Mary J. Patterson ia vis- 1 j?llillg n^r sister in Washington. 1) ^ C. and will be away two or three weeks. We were to- )t-;rrn -that Mrs.. Marie Robinson is' .-irk. We g hope for her a speedv roc ivyrv. , The I .ill ie of the Valley dub . . wttr meet Tuesday evening fc30 j. oYlnck-at the home npMr> Rev'u t Holmes. ^ On Sunday October 5 all who ?A?tL_jtl)pointed to solicit ni>l for the association wil make thefFTe-" port. We are hoping for a splen did report RAnXTS TO riilHT WIL! IAMSJ k. SF.F'T. 30 AT ('AMI' 131\. N. J. f Edward Barnes, who went 1U - rounds in New York several weeks i apo?w4tl^?Daeir-t^ok. will j. o'Tnt-^ t the ring against "Lightning" Will linm4 for th^ championship <>f 1 Fort Bragg. Barnes has lad IT fights since coming into the army. . He has lo?t three, one in Washt ington, D. Ch-?the other two in t New York. w Barnes is a slender, sallow, soft-' spoken chap who has been in 'bt>x =.r5 ing for five years. IIis is a fir<t 1 cook at Camp Bragg, and s:.vc he > will break Little Williams' jinx and snap the champion's winning r streak when he goes into the ring September 30. _ Edward Barnes, better known as j "Battling" Barnes of Lancaster, S. C., will go into the ring for hi-sclassmates. Miss Evelyn Simpson, i Mary E. Corse, llildrcth McKen ney, also his dear love ones_ Miss p-H-cden?Murlon nl'- NVw 'VrHl~~r~a:Y.T~~l Miss Mary E. Fraiser of Lanoas- 1 tor, S. C. Barnes will beat Wil. j lianiQ because he has marie a se- i rious study of him. He has v'ateh. t eri him fiptJil. and has examined . his moves. He knows that \Viilialus ; is fed u 1 j with fighting and slip- < ' ping. ; t * Dark Laught "That Elevator Rov looks ius1 said he wag in the Air Corp". Wesle\ Methodist Church Rev. K. N. Jamison, Pastor ual hour. 11 a.in Rev. M.cK.u^?w4< pn-aened a heart touching sermon from 1- "> Psalm JJnd verse. k:Q<) -pun. ltcv Jamison preached a soiil .stii rt-*p rtmn -front Isattih fTTR theme God- call and Our He. m-. Visitors: Mr. .Theofell p Harvey- Mr. - Kvnicp~"Ca~Ve.? Mrs. I William. Mrs, Verne)! S. Riley, Mr. Vinron Brown and Mrs. Milah Terr jr. Friendship Baptist Church The pastor preached two soul -'nring sermons Sunday He -preached in the morning from the - W'et I'rayer as a Battle Ground and Sur.dav night Shall we Crown or Crucify. Th(. revival has made a wonder r'd stair The Kev. R- c. Calhoun of Augusta. Go., is doing the preachinr. l.et us hope for the cor.lin. ir.g of a successful revival Among toe \ isio.j-v and returnre' njemh'-: s worshiping at otlr" chaiM-h S o r. de.y_.\\:erc*; M+v-tt-ftcf Mrs Darner:. Washington. I). C.: Miss P< any' Johnson. New York: Mrs. Bravhov. Mrs Mary Wright. Mrs. -Mary Webster P. ? rsylvaniuMrs Fllu Wi'linm* Mi. Frank I/bve. Hdjrefuld. Miss Hood. Mjsj Mar rtrrrt Weaver. Mis* Si> yietun. Miss Dukes. Mrs. Ross Weaver. Rett is junior college. When in Aiken stop by Friendship. "The Friendly Church". . T^r Fr.tiifir choir held it? muml. ly riieetin gat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georvf. Meachum. Sh -creed a delirious repast. ( umhi-rland \ M P f'himiK R<'v .1." P. Washintrtf n. Ps ?tor Sunday was a high duv i . Zion. The ehurcn?school -was opi ai d fFT due order by S-pt. Jones t';.d his. corps of teachers. The general review was conducted by tie pas--tor. - Tl.e devotiorral service wa i brief r d to' the point.. Miss C. B. list wh > was conducting revival u.^et, . the past week has madeit wonderful impression, and a name for herself in Aiken. She > reached strong sermons both OO0OOO00OOOOO0O.OO0O-: O'OOO-i I - Do You Nf | Bonded L< | 1328 ASSEMBLY FT. I MAKES I o Diamonds, Watcher ? Guns, Musical Instri S writers, Adding Mi | son a! Property. 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