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'Annual Address D
Session Of Ridge
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Rev. Jno Davis /
TUB ( illllM-H.I-V SPIRITUAL
force
An association is a fellowship
of Baptist churches, * where w
"." bring together our various anxll
iuries for inspiration and cooper]
ti/ n to. strengthen the work o
our chinch efforts, in kingdon
promotion. In the association, a
,i- "in the church, we nuisL not alh>\
the" niachinary. to crush-the spirit
"Wo niLL t- no, become so invole.l ii
, organization that We !c?'} si ,5.
of the goals and spiri'.i J oWiect
ives ofHhc.'church. Institutional
ism, can quickly crush and chil
' spiritualism. That again is wh;
it jg vitn'iy important that-.lead
ers have deep Spiritual convict
ions. There is no place in tin
"baptist church for purely carna
leadership. From the care-take
to the preacher, there should b<
a deep sense of spiritual: charge
If we cannot be a loader am
- spiritual, it is best to he spirit
Girl." =;=
EXTEND !N(; OLE fellow
SHIP
:in aslnfiiit ion, we shnn!.
, it an backward to extend a han*
ox fellowship to our struggling
i churches, pastors, and In nth mi
"f ^ If th,ey desire membership. wit!
t its, it is our duty to make everj
. * effort possible, without viola
tion of the basic policy of ?
church, to bring them into ou:
? *?- fellowship. AVe cannot afford t(
encourage cburch splits, 01
preachers - who seek to humiliate
or embarias a Pastov with whon
_ .he may disagree. 3ut honest
" courageous^ sincere, men 'who art
-willing a <1 able to build a workshould
not he rebuffed by thb
associate n. It is no crime for a
church to be small. It is terribli
unfortunate for preachers to lu
small. A1' churches were ohci
small. Some preachers built!
churches for us. V'e can at least
bend a bit to e.nco..rngc a pioneei
who starts a mission I- would
caution our Iot.1 preachers a
gainst joining disgruntled elements
in the church.' who do not
wan: the pastor. The people who
do not \v ;i t the pastor, certainly
<lo noi v ani a socai preaciier.
Many fwe'l meaning preachers
are leu l<> believe that if they'can
help disjv-e, Af l.'ie pastor;- -rthey
wifPsiunecI him. If a local preach
or eanpot. work with a pastor, he
"dooth net well" to work on him.
1 Preacher fighting is expensive
business. If he is Wrong, it h*
hes' to ! his "boss" discipline
(< . association must continue
to s'l.'f : denominational enterpri>
x. :tside our ' district.
Uroi.her, doVt whhier away in one
little co re< One grows hy association
an<l"Vonthct. The witness
of the ' lutrch must" pervade
the entr e urdd order. It. must he
cooperative i education, labor
manor'-, cent relationships, policies,
intern "ial relations, ali
areas or" utnran relationship--,
"hike h -<" it must eapturet arrest.
am! i ansforni practicle "til
" "the"w'u)*? neycmyd^' lt~wns the
religion <>! Jesus that set off the
restless" s i rKs~'oT the" Foui'.dinti"
i? atm*rs Ol .11^ nau n. 11 r>t 11 i vi i
the smrii or \va tfst in the
brea; of ( nil mhus, that sent him
sailing I he* unknown soft- in search
(if a n<' worl.l. It was the industr.
I voultion, of Protestant
movi-.c"' . anil all of the expressions
of discontentment 'which
have seat restless hoardes across
the world seeking' divert y and
justice, '.'his uptillAdd. universe
to-.la> needs t?pirit,uaj guidance,)
or we ~smil head ?backwards toj
{ ' bar! p tiv and oblivion,
l" , The Puptist ehurches m\ist sew(
up its hordew. We are raveling
? ^ isich eiuiT-The high formal,
jt churches are attacking us from|
the topf and from the bottom,
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elivered At 24th ' Hi!?
Association j
j we are attacked by informal emo'
I tional churches. Our preaching
aii(.l programs must be sufficient-'
I 1 y intelligent to hold and inteiest
j. the intellectuals, and fiexible and
I emotional enough to make the i n!
j lettered?feel at home,?Xhe.-ministJ
; its 7\nd loadOTsr "must Uike 'Tut-'
j vantage, of all possible intellectj
ual exposure so that the cnuvch.
i's may kcyp a healthy, intelligent
: atmosphere as ve'l as a warm
asp.ritual climate. The Clospel of
' .lesiis lias both light and heat.
[ T ic " two men who took aspring
j stiool that first Easter "morning,
j testified that they saw the man.
and that theiv hearts- burned
I while lie talked to them. This
j nuvsngo Was designated to be
; serve.1 hot. The best of foods are
no good cold. The most wonderful
,;sermon served cold loss its nutritions
properties. Warm food surI
renders its vitalizing- properties
[ more easily, spiil becomes congen,.ial
to the system, itnd inii.es n\pro
j, j quickly with the blood stream.
0 ; Cold foods' are usually stubborn,
.jand the system has to work hard,
i! to rest from them.
fi Let lis return to the field withl
n 1 renewed .hope and determination'
s. U't us rise above a machinery j
v and administrative responsibilities^
.. j of our ministry and difst #ff out.
ni fait.h. If our lights iibv.e gone >out
t., if our stars has disappeared, God
- will set a 'hew star in our sky.
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1 ' "Hollow fires burn out to black
f Whi.e lights are burning low, .
- Square your shoulders, lift high
- your pack,
e Leave your cares and let us-go, .
T. Turn neither to left or to the I
ri right, .
a I For on either side, there is
,[ noblting but night." .
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-I ST. JAMES AMU < III UCII
TTRev. K. ATTHiam Judge, |?a"Slor
Abbeville?"0 give thanks unto
- the Lord for he is good for his
I mercy endureth^for. ever.", for
i God is good and he js great a lid t
[' his mercy endureth forever more." i
'j "Let all the people praise ye the I
'l Lord." The faithful few is found [
I ?thi? hniK? nf tlio T An I Sifnf
| and his ' willing. co-workers six
classes and their teachers entered |
.a?brief discussion of the topie'Tm
Time of Trouble". The theme j
Jesus is .idie Author and 1 Finisher!
of every good rin?l faithful gift
and he never fail those who put
their trust in him. A beautiful
lesson enjoyed by one arid all.
The King and Queen made a wort
j derful report. Compliments to
them to kegp on keeping on. A
J rainy day hut all seem to he iri!
ti rested and doing their very best.
- Service on time with Mrs. Jane
Rose Jefferson at the Instrument!
i with a mixed choir making real I
; spiritual music. Our pastor preach |
] ed a very soul stirring sermon
{"Taken irmn 84tl^ IJsalm 2nd verse.
, ".My s~?>ul longeth yea even fainteth
\ for the courts, of the Lord, my,
! heart and my flesh rioth for the '
; living God." Theme (jet right i
j with God, and always feel and !
j need the Saviour's care." This
j. was a well delivered sermon filled
with plenty of food for all hungry .
i souls.
The fire ran high and the spirit
| of the Lord decended upon the re
j-.ioieing hearts. Let us all praise
j. the God of our salvation, working
together in the way helping each
other from day to day.
j Our union services were very up'
lifting. L"t more attend and get
the fresh air of unity. As usual (
though Rev. McAdani,s and his
friends changed pulpits Sunday. .
Kachjwas met with a real spirit ,
. of God's love and unity of one with
another and the welcome greet- j
i"g. ,
Rev. I'oozer is a great speaker, |
pastor of Onion Raptist church.
Hear him and be. refreshed for y
God is I.ord of,All. All groups .
are on their jobs. Meet us in our s
rally the second Sunday. (
- Our pastor prayed a soul ~up-r \
i lifting nnd consoling prayer for i
, the surf: members and distressed.
May our Saviour bless one and-all.
1- The Tlviuksgiving party for
I Hov. Mrs. Kennedy's hnl?y girl who v
j was home for Thanksgiving. Also ^
Willie Mae stoppefl a few hours j
with mother, sister, aunt, brother
i and other friends. They are both f
| in school. JMiss Fuller from Alien t.
i worshipped at ner honi.e church (,
I Sunday Wo wish her much sue- .
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cess in her work. ' j,
Mrs. M. L. R. Jenkins, Rpt.) ,
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7HKBUON
BAPTIST CHURCH |
I{eV. VV. D. Coker, Pastor ;
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Due to inclement weather, the,
S. S. attendance was off. Aftei
sinning and the call to worship
prayer was led by Mr.'Foster Cat-'
houn. The lesson was taught
from the subject "In T.ime of Trouble"-.
Class No. 1.3 'hold.both, ban- ;
iters.
After the morning ilevotion, ap-f'
L'OrpI iate. illuslc by the d+v choir.
1 hi- scripture was read from Num-'
hers 20:14-21. Rev, Cokeg. de-I
live ted an inspiring message from'
the theme "Overcoming Discour-.
ugcrrreht". He stressed'the 'Tact
that discouragement is - often in
the church, but- to overcome oh |
sfades we must keep Cod in front. !
Helen Klemitiir hi pvpnicil the vi<i
tor, Mrs. .Mary I.. Pitts of Wash- !
intrton. D. C. Mrs. Coker is still
trjtJTFtlllg money on the"i;a]lv. Mrs.
K.-sie Hollariii made 'mention of
tire wonderful work .Mrs. C'oker is
doinn'. Yes. I amee with Mrs. Hoi
land its well as the majority of
the members, in saying that she |
should lie commended for the wonderful
work they are doinjr. ( Rev i
C'oker) they - are . determined- to
take no steps backward in putting
the program over for God's church!
At 8 P. M. the Gospel chorus
observed* their did anniversary.
The procedures went to the build*
in? fund. The music from the chorus
and Quintet was enjoyed. Miss
'V. M<mn pre.sitl&nt, presided, assiste<nby
Mr. Georjre .fones. Amt.
$14.50. &
Wednesday, Nov. *24*'at 3 P. M.
funeral services were held for Mrs
Isabella Thrift, who departed this
life Nov. 31,?at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Bertha Jones after
several months illness. Mrs. Thrift
was a faithful member, until her
"lYelflTh fTStled. "ReTTifiTl?s ~~tiy?IT<kT
Rice, Mr. Iluly Choice and Mrs.
Pegttje Simpson.. Obituary M rs?
Rosa 1.. Pitts, Solo Mrs.- Mamie Coker,
Kulojry Rev" Coker, Solo Mrs.
T. Y. ClardydHer survivors are a
children and tt ureal grand children
other relatives..
Hoi- mminrl wiic onvnrolrl with \\n
a'utiful flowers. Henry's Funeral
Hume was in charge.?Rev.?1 IL_
Mitchell a friend and room mate of
Mr. Willie Douglas Coker at Morris
Coll cue spent the Thanksgivlnjr
holidays with Mr. Coker's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Coker, Rev
Mitchell occupied, the pulpit . at
Springfield Baptist Church in
Laurens Sunday. Other Morris College
students spent the holidays, at
their homes were, Misses Etta Mae
Dilliains, Beatrice and Christine
Little.
Mrs. Mary L. Pitts of W-ashinjvlon,
i>. C? is the jruest of~her sikteF
in-law. Mrs. Arlene Nance. Rev.
and Mrs. \V. I). Coker" attended
Morris College rally in Pumtei
Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Mittie 'Pay
lor left Thursday for St. PeVersburjr,.Fla.
Guests of ^Ir. and Mrs.
Rutledge Hill are Mr. Hill's luother.
Mr. Oshurnhill of N. Y. and
.COPF. NEWS
Rev. O. A. Morant, Pastor
i uai we 10 say null wo
are delighted to have our beloved
pastor returned to tfs for the 7th
year. Everyone that we come to
express their gratitude for .having
him returned to the Good Hope
C'ii cuit.
We had a wonderful subject
op Sunday taken from Hebrews
112:27/" Theme The Christian Race.
I am sure we were well pleased
with this very appropriate selection
for his first sermon to us afler
conference. Everyone hearing
.he discourse I am sure were bene
itted. Many more shuuld have
veard the message.
We closed out t?> attend the
'uneral of Mr. Albert Polite, which
,vas at Good Hope Church. Euogy
hy Rev. Morant, pastor. He
vpoke to the amlienee from the
tilth Psalm 47th verse. Very
imely text. Mr. Polite was initantiy
killed when his ear overu
met I near ('ope On Thanksgiving j
Jay at '!:"><). The family has our t
leepost sympathy in- their-hour of J
orrow.
Mr. Edgar Moore, the husband
f Mrs. Mattie Sumpter Moore
rho died very suddenly at his
lome in Cppe at .4:00 p.m. Rev;
>. T. Martin of Oak drove, his
aster "Was in chaise. He spoke
rum Matthew. "The Master has
ome aiuT calleth for "thee". Very
niching, the funeral was iri charge
F.Mr. II. ('. Carroll Funeral Home,
nterment in the church yard.
Many out nt Lowrv attended the
nerals. Our sympathy is extend._
> the family also . > i
Mr. Odelle Yon of Palm Reach,
la. on his way to Smith FieldT X, h
. called on Mrs. Mary Haire and I
nily. She and daughter, Miss
heccu (littis accompanied him to (
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visit h.or sister who was his in<>a
1 ine trip. .Mr. Herbert and
Demos Sumptcr ami Mr. Isaac
Moore ma te a brief trip to attend
the funerals' of Albert Polite and
Mr. hi. Moore and-returned to
WasniiiKton Sunday P.M. Mr.
Isaiah .Moore,' Marvin and Mrs.
Ktha'I.. Sal ley of .Jacksonville. Fla.
also were down and Mr. Willie
Moore of Winston-Salem, N.
xk\vs.7ov wooditrrv
Sunday was a rajjiy clay and we
didn't ji'et- to Sunday Sthoo!, although
we had our seisvice at home.
Subject In . Time of Trouble.
The annu'.'l Thanksyivintr service
... "v. . jr...;,,.! K..t
Tuesday* nerht. Rev. J. H. Williams,
Wcin.-silay night, . Rev. S.
C. (lr;iy aiuL-choir?an+L<onglegation
from . New Zion near ' Spartanburg.
S. Thursday night'
Rev'. L. 11. .Moon of (ireenviile, S,
rC~. and pasttu's Aid C'luli of (peer
j S. ('. This was a wonderful ser|
vice- sponsored hy the Pastor's Aid
, ('1 a IK
j Mr. Lafayette P.rewton, Mr. R
P. MeClintoek' of Philadelphia. Pa
j-and Mr. Fletcher l.)rummond of
Spartanburg, S. .C were Saturday
'evening guests of Mis. Ella Bar!
iH'tt, Mr, & Mrs. Tlrawley Moody
| and Mr, & Mrs: W. W. Cannon
Miss Mildred Cannon. .Miss Charlie
JMVThompson, Miss Jarvis^ Thompson
and Jimnde Cist are spending
the holidays with their parents
Mrs. Minnie Leo 'Thompson ant
Mi ssCeorgia Ann Voster spent tin
week end at Myrtle Reach, whirl
j was a pleasant trip.
Miss Marion Rooks left recently
j for New York [where she plans t<
[ work for a while.
We are praying, for the sick.f
Read The Palmetto Leader ant
| know tin? news.
t?- Kinard I., Parks, Rpt.
| ST. PAUL I'.AITIST CllLKCII
j liev. A.~ II. Hailey, Pastor' ?
I Lexington?S. S: was at the us|
ual hour with Supt. Cortman, twi
| teachers were._aii-sent because ot
! illness.?A?very?gcod attendanci
[ although tlx- weather was ver\
I rainy..
I ~A short prayer service begai
i the pulpit by the pastor with reading
of The Tst Tsnim in unison
Pi^Syer; song "Have thine qwn way
Prayer was by Rev. Bishop whc
came in to visit with us for the
j day. The pastor brought the mes|
sage. ' The scripture was Isaiah
| 7:14; 0:0-7; Dan 2:41. The theme
L<*f subject taken from verses read
Prophecy of the coining of Christ,
This was a very -wonderful message.
At .'1:00 p.m. tiie Usher Board
mmi'ii* i ?i mi \ iirnr j'lu^iain
which was a success.At
7:00 p.m. wo enjoyed a very
inspiring: message by KeV. Bishop.
Subject "Kxcept you abide on tho
ship." We are always please.-! to
hear Hex'. Bishop.
Sister Amanda Biekley ill. Dea.
Heimy in. her is someyvhat iinproved.
iiertha Smrjimrs was
injured v. . her car was struck
at a crossing in the town of Lexington.
The impact throwing her
out of the car. She is now in
Columbia Hospital, seemingly improving.
We pray l'or all a speedy
reeovc ry.
Mr. Sam "Cutis" Haw! was
found dead in bod Thanksgiving
moi'itiMfC.? He was fime-rttlk/.vd Saturday
afternoon. !:b. Bailee officiating.
We are looking" forward' to a
grand time on Smvday iKe. ),2 at
-i:0() 1'. .M. When we ceh brat" <>iu
pastor'.? birthday and 2".th anniversary.
Kev. Moss ami his peo
pie will have-charge of the worship..
We hope all-members and friends
will come out stnd sfiow how much'
wc think < f our pastor who lias
labored so hard with us thedc many
years. In .Mai eh he w ill have
been our'pastor 27 years." We
have prayer service every Wednes
day. night, come out niemhers.
IVrteCj Kpt.
mix. A OOI) ItAPTIST Clil ltdl
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ltt>v. /.. I']. Dennis, Pastor
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The Kid go wood -Baptist Church
'^forking Clute-celehrated their 2Hth
anniversary Sunday afternoon Nov.
14th which was a 'grand celebration
with many other auxiliaries
participating. The annual sermon
was delivered by the Rev. J. M.
Hollis accompanied by his churches,
IIico. Baptist Church, Camden, S. |
C. and Zion Pilgrim Baptist Church
Richtex, S. C. The holy spirit !
rcn?bi?-!r ard everyone was made
to rejoice. The finance was good.
lod bless these faithful-v.o;l?ers.
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The 1 atiday n'Oininji \vftr>hi]v ai
Si. Michael Methodist Church was
very" irond. Uev. \V. M. Stokes
delivered a very interestirttr messat:e
as usual.
At St. Paul baptist Church. Uev.
I.. 'A. V? ale seenie<i to 'lpve I .een
at his hest., ST, -Paul is a fast
jrrowinj; , ir.irch.
At- K vans Me*ropolitan A.M.Kr
Zion church, the new lady pastor
. is Ilpe ial.\ of. tii?? town because of
tlie " wonderful messages she delivercil
since ecu; iny tj? her.nev,
I fiehrl of JuTior. . \\ < wish for her
. j much saices.s and trust that the.
j members will* prove faithful
1 ! tlie end. . ' .
' At Shiloh baptist the Ke.\ A.
i !'. I 'iirp.s'; from Uoehester. NA .
. j delivered the uiornintr nie.ssajre.
' j \\ hile in the en y he 'v. a,- the truest
."of the pastor Uev. 11. S. W-riirht
, j and-family on Cheruw St. lniincf
. diately after the nio'rninu' worship
t the embers ji.nd friends of .Shiloh
'assembled in the iiut' w'aere'-a I'd
I lo'wship dinner was served spon-:
sored Iry the Missionary Society
. of- the c.hureh,
-:\ sTWfial Th<Vnksjrivnijr service
and free dinner was held at. Ml.Olive
~l>aptist ('lunch, on Thanks-!
jriviiijr Day, Hey," \V. I". McCoy.
| pastor.
! .Mrs. Geneva Johnakin of Colum'
hia. S. C. spent Sunday home visif!-injr
parents, Mr, ami Mrs, Cam
; ! Quick II and family cm Amelia St.
,! .Miss Willamenter .Ht aclford left
1 Saturday morning for her'school
>; work as yisitimr teacher I In the.
i '.city sj ,-tem at Nashville, Tenn
, i havit.y lieeB^PWrtf^l home due- to
' | th" illness arid death of her' father
> .Mr. Kd ISradfoul on Kinjr St.
| .Mrs. Susie Adams and daughters
' ( Miss Sarah Mildred spent'Tha'nks1;
j;ivin*r in Darlington. S. ('.. the
j house truests of lu r daughter Mr.,
ami Mrs.. Thomas Sloan" ..
Mr. and-Mrs. Ifutto from t'oliim
I hia, S. C. spent Sunday in tire
i city, the ynests of .Mr. and Mrs.
J li. 11. Hall and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green,
. | Mrs. ! ]. A. l'urvis, Mrs. I. H. ,J
Reese and Mrs.- Luvenia McNeil
( motored to Morris Coilejre, Sumter. '
i1 S. ('. Tintnkstrivinir Day, also Mr.
r l*r~L." Dixon, Sr. witnessed'the
rally and foothatl uaaie.
Mi s. Mau'jrio Green of Grcevuillc
?Spent the week end home. \
Mr., and .Mrs. _ Fred- Anderson
! Mr. and Mrs. La Wh ence Watson*.
on short St. Mr. ami Mrs, T. W.i
I Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Cole and Mrs.
' v.n.u i. ?k..
. | i.wiim i\ \u ir in*- i iuuii\.-^i \ ,1
ing dinner quests of Mr. & Mrs.
. Sam lllery and Mr. Mrs. Fred
' Anderson fiti West Main St.
i Mrs. Queen Holmes f-T liome af.
I ter sjvemlinjr a month or more in
.) Xew York city with her sick daugh
Ij'ter.
, Mrs. I'.cssje Cook Spears died
( in the Mhrlhoro?County Hospital
Wednesday of last week. She was
, funeralized Sunday evening at
i ' Spears . Methodist Church.
.Mrs. Sue I'owcts. a well knownj
citizen of this county died at her
In me in West Hennettsville l' m
1 icy. Her 1 tody is in the .' ! : .
Funeral Home awaiting relative
from-1 ho .north.
' Mis. Hetsv. Ann Washington after
a long period;of illness died at
' < !': heme' in West Hennettsville late
Saturday evening. Funeral at;-;
ran.gement incomplete awaiting
relatives from tlve north.
'hi the ick list Mrs. .Julia W.'ilI
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Snllie Hope, Mr. Klnm?Crnsiand
Tin. M>V (>; Q .
(' .die S. McCoy. Ilpt.
. I KI NS NEWS
f Mrs. Henry Isaac aiid
hildren -pom T1 iiivl sirivin.tr weekend
with Co ir families in Colunrf
bia.
Mis. Henrietta Floyd of Laurens
, county,, who teaches in Abbeville
a'so was a v isitor in - Columbia
wer tie week-end.
A r.i ;sical pit rram was hejd at
St. I'aul Church Sunday nitrht and
en,-ns ... -.1 lit" tl.e I'slim--Hoard.
j The Cloven O'clock Club met on |
^ Monday niyhl with Mr. Mrs.
f (Mis Lane ley.
j . Little Horace (iarretl Jr. bus
been indisposed for several days..
Many out of' t? wti lolatiVes and
, friends are < xnected to attend tin*
weddinir of Mrss Marv F.lizaheth
I Jackson ami Mr. Frank Thompson
j on Sunday l)cc. 5th.
""Mr: & Mrs: Herbert Stone of
Did.tin. <ia. spent the \ weekend i
with Kev. & Mrs. Karl Wrijrht.l
Mrs. Stone, is the fornuy Miss'
Kula Mae WYipht. Mrs. Koraine
Wripht Smith of Florence was also
homo for the weekend.
' ^J's- Kiel Finloy and little ilai.ph
ter MariTyn \'isited friends in
Columbia on Friday.
Many collopo student? were home
for i'lic* Thanksgiving. Holidays. .
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f' Niincy Ann Dolls ? Pianos
I> ?II Carriages Rooks
O Tea Sets ' Archerv Sets
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O Flcctrie Football Shoulder I'ads
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