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Saturday, May 7, 1955 HIKTI1 ANNOl'NCKMEN I S Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Brooks, of Greenville, S. announce the birth of a daughter, Ruth Michele,. March *31, at Greenville General Hospital. Mrs. Brooks is the former Miss Ruth F.verctte Mac!, ot Greenville. Sr-eh ; ^? ' gay ladies soc ial tn.i b The Gay Ladies Social and SaL. viiiK Club met at the home of Mrs. .. ' Wrijrht Ap' 1 Bldg 4(5. T'uDevotion was held. The minuter were read, received and adopted. The old business was discussed for. We were thrilled to have the presents of Mrs. Cooks in our meeting after her illness. The next ? meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Cannon. The hostess, served delicious refreshments. t : Reporter Eagtfern Stars | Meet r LORIS? The Smith District Meeting of the Order of the Eastern Stars of South Carolina held their annual meeting at Loris, T.hc Progressiv C h a p t e' r e 1G7 was hostess The meeting opened with worthy Matron Lawrence, presiding She was assisted by our District Deputy, brother John O. Floyd, t. The entertaining Chapter presented a very nice program, which included a demonstration of the Star points. This was very inspiring.' ' At the close "of the!meeting-we were served a delicious Repast. The next annual meeting- will lie?hoM?m?Conway?with?the"'following Chapters as hostess. Evening Star Chapter 18.'] Silvof PVinntnr 170 Ocean Side Chapter 10;} Moonlight Chapter 1G8 Cochron Chapter Claudia R- Dewitt, Rpt. ELKS NEWS" Palmetto Lodge 342 wishes to thank all for making tr.e bingo party and lucky number drawing a success. The lucky person was ivlr. ; ' Joseph Ruff on Fine St, won the" $r>0.0() in money. The group sponsoring this pro; -j'ect for the Charity Fund for the* baskjrt for Christian for the needy. Thank^ every one for- making this possible for a worthy cause, again thank.you. The State Convention begins the ~ 8th t.'.iroug7i"7TTfe~I 1 th of May"! 1>55 in Greenville. S. C. The next project of the Bills and Daughters will he the Calendar Drive of the Temple and Lodge next month. The Temple and Lodge extends to all Mothers a prosperous and happy .violnoi- uay. PEA COT NT Y PRESIDENTS TO MEET SATURDAY The Dennrtment of County Presidents, Palmetto Education Association, will hold their spring meet ing 10:!10 A. M. Saturday, May 7, at-the Waverly Elementary School, Columbia. This department organi zed in 1951 gives the Presidents an opportunity to study constitutional and policy changes of the parent bddy, accept membership goals, dis cuss local problems and make plans that will help improve the professional and economic status of teache'rs. The officers elected in the fall meeting will be installed, they are, Allen Williams, Spartanburg, Pre sident; I. C. Bracy, Sumter, Vice President; Mrs. M. A. Anderson, Pickens, Secretary; Mrs. .Tnni.c Douglas, Union, Assistant Secretary r D. W. Thompson, Oconee, Treasurer, H. P. Hutchinson, Char leston, Director of Public Relations. The retiring County Presidents are always asked to bring the Pre sidents elect with them to this meeting. Pictures .will be made of the new officers and the group. DR. KERSHAW LEADS MANNING DISTRICT IN MAY DAY OFFERING Dr. J. W. Kershaw, has forward his full May Dhy budget to Presiding Elder, Dr. W. R. Bowman. Dr. Bowman showed bishop Reid Dr. Kershaw's cheek and said to the bishop for the last 2 ye ns, he always pays his budget a week bo?fore time and ulso has liis quarter ly conference budget raised when I get there. He is a candidate for the_ General conference. BUY BONDS fc- - pHp4mn^>4^v>?te**& ^^r~~ fe^x^?;^.-vy.- ?- ,; . - :, ."'* S'ts' H0W8^? , ; ^| 3| /- ^ v %. , RBRHwl^i :<:>J>/-^: ? <; . v :: .&?>'*& P' i 1 \/h ' " K(jKori? (>F**fcis ransffl cw-ww; MI i? rasr 'uunita l>rook*. Shirley MoAlister and Ora Eeg Carroll. ? MemorieS Oi Mother ,' I' * 1 i \\y Carrie Hannister Cherry <i . L v I1" v;os ha?-'l to <nv ~ool by? Mother. ; * to von, who?m oftm prayed? . \ T>?j*-?.?' t hat. (?o'l would guide me, I That I from-oai os Vie free. I- -*| ^o'" tiyit y;<n are'now resting? ? Tn that heavenly homo over there, ' J S'ir>w.||ay. I know t'vit I too? (. } 1 Shall rest. Free from pain, and care.. J shall see you Mother again,' t a won on high. , ;? Vhguo rio- trials-shall enter, ; ???? t?5 " -^71 No faweivell, tears dim the eyes. j I . I slvill meet y<ui mother aj&ain, . . n h-i'-ht and shining phun. _j_? Wliere we shall know no sorrow, I I And pleasure banish pain. ' . _ . lj I '-an picture the glnd meeting, There on that heavenly shore. ' I ' When T shall meet you Mother? ** ( And the lov'd ones gone before. \ Dour, Mother, I can?see- you^ J Kneeling by the bed once more; I can feel your loving presence ' j ' As, in the day's of yore. - ... t My Mother's God, is my God too. [ . .cud will forever lie nunc-? Aral.with His loving hand so true, i.t . ?v \V.il gride me In ways Dovjne. . n Vc'la-n I ;mi done with toiling, ' >1 ee'it 17 TaM; ?*< )!>' -j?'?-?? 1" s'v,'.M luiinuy. dear m.i.'li.>|- j i , Sttinc.' I J J ii* Savior's feet. ' - >i WiRnsbcro Cs&ple Share 135 Years Hi Rliss ' - ' j, It was Jiist a benuCl'td yes ' ^ t'11" k' k<,,,t wur ,,ativt' 1,t,nu' v tori lay on April.JT, !!?"<! whrnt Mrs. * ''Ul'v^ a'i^' am' t'lanJ< the t??od y Carrie' on Clean .Mite! <11 and 1f'"' 'lis tu'1'1 am1 protection.- , -Allen Civro MiU'hell were united ?o. .-?ldl asking-ihe Htshop | in Holy Wedlock, in Fairfield lo l,y 'ind Ioo,< utthe l"'"' County Witmsboto., S. C. . pertv the Sainted Bishop B. F. ; 1 1 M'vs. Miteh-dl who taunht sehool 1 **'4* lett as a ?ift for the Richard 1 in Fairfield County for some P.Uwork to ?,<) on. I am one > I years and because of ill kc-aith ,vho reverse his name;next to m.v'] j gave up classroom work ye! as I"*1'''1'!'. Richard Allen is the fjreat I sae looks over tiie beautiful v'st colored man horn or lived, bo -ye:rM of work as a teacher and ;i cause 'u* fought for us. We will \vpn.:-? "* d liomvial.ei she tVel--' *vol s',i|> Cod under our own vine-i " that (Jod hos been jj-ooid in helping a"d fiir^t.ree though its bard here, master their home problems and '^he Sunset Travelers Singers t I servinj; best, in the schools and co'it will rPnder music for us 7:30 to- | * munity. .Mis. .Mitchell in spite of n'fcht. fier physical.conditions is quite'" a Some day it will be seen that i cheerful person. . i New Bethel in Camden .stand ns a .Mrs. .Mitchell a general confer- it-should. Mrs. Janie Thomas, a' once man of the irro.it A. M. K. hidy of repute and member of Em- u Zion Church, a social and Civic nvanned Methodist Church, Rev. j leaner aiso point wun gratefulness: "-:in Williams the heaved pastor. c to the Almighty God for having ^he resides on King St. Camden :| brought them to this beautiful *r-d is able and willing to help and point in theii lives, "the fall of the do. May Cod bless her Richard * year." Mr. Mitchell who now ser-j Allen, foundation will never be de J ves sis the Chairman of the board strayed in" Cuniden nor the proper t f '? rusices of R"i'ie-da A. M. E. ty of I* shop I?. F. Fee devoted to n Church, Winns'wa lejpices with the faithful and loyal AME's Bear nrbrL-t f a d' cam -ome J.ruti_in t.he Rev.. Hurst fs counting on nui, (iod . erection of the New beautiful lie- is counting' on F. E. It. Hurst. thisiia Chuieh in NVinnsboro. ? * 'lo i his lb ion of. Mr. and Mrs. MRS. A. HE.A TRICE WILLIAMS " ! Allen C. Mitchell s ic four children EDITOR OF THE AME MISSION-' who sire taking their place :n the ARY MAGAZINE LIVES WOj cornmunity wlTeiv they reside. Nil- MEN DAY ADDRESS. r mel.i : Mr. A.hert Laurate Mitchell', n licensed sind bonded (.put! actor Oinif.iirl Beach Florida?Mrs. A. ' Jffid licensed Mortician, Durham rir Williams, editor of the J "Nor'h Caiolii a, Airs .'Mary Jane .AME Missionary M-ic'iTiine an i> Willingham, v.ife of Mr. Frank General officer of the AME J Willingham Jr. and instinct or of Church gives women day address Mathematics at Hooker Washing- sit New Bethel A. M. E. Church, ' ton High School, Columbia," S.'O., Ormond-Beach Florida in which v Mrs. >1 snnie A. Edmonds, wife of Rev. Henry L. Edmonds is pastor.' J Itcv. Heniy L. Edmonds, pastor of Mrs. Williams, masterfully s*poko r New'Hot id A. M. E. ( hurch Or- on.the subject, "The Responsibility c mond Beach, Florida and Miss (ler of Women." Mrs. Williams left no ' irudc J. Mitche.l instructor in.the stones unturned in bringing this i 'julic schools <.f Hamletv N. (.m tr, tu.. ...~m ? one Will ^tut'liu Family, Relatives ami Friends (.(] audience who listened to her. ,1 wish that Mr. and Mrs. A. ( . Mil- Mrs. Williams was introduced by vhell will share yoais to .mint oT M,s. j. R. Smalls, Principal of the I ' I wcdih<1 bliss; > (. >) .! Street Klementary School r a . T*aylnjia_ ficach. Florida. I t ( AMIH'A .K)l I IM.S j Other talent of the City and! t Sunday May 1, MMfrft-artnimPH - twtnmr -rrtr nrttrtpntcd onl ind 12:00, ev. Mr. ..Jones came f*?. this program. I the first time to be at his appoint '1 he receipts of this drive were < me ill. Hut we are working though $1,0300. There were twenty gi diups - not strong. A few are helping nnr?ll??women ind men winking i < ly. Ac. long as the Master will al- which a women was Captain oft low we witt doing ponttrta all roch group. f ' ' . ' ? THE PALME mmm-7? - ? <N*ir A< ? Pns^s^^H ; t? '4' ' \ i 1 i * ^'?^4 --X ' ? - IJ :. * fV > j&-^< f * , ?T *), *?<* - \ ' t - ? "^^Talphaline McAil^sier, V ' . ; IKRRONBARTIST CIIVRCH Rev.AV. I). Coker?Pastor S. S- onened. at the. usual .hour i nth officers and teachers at', heir post of duty. The lesson was . aught from the subject Jehosha- j | that's Righteous Leadership. The , tanner still remains with class No. - for-attendance, Mrs. . Pearl B. tilth and Class No. 13 for finance, drs. M. N. Coker teacher. After the morning devotion, mu sic was in charge of the Senior hair. 4(5 Psalms was read for the aft]>tuTeTTotlowed by the~M1sslon, lymn, I Was A Wandering Sheep, ?.nd Prayer. From the Theme, Be still and know Clod, Rev. Cok,er deivere a noble message to an ap- j. ireeiutive audinrice. Sunday nighty ifter a lively devotion, Rev. Coter, presented Rev. E. W. Wright ; )f Laurens, S. C. who delivered a?* vonderful message from the theme, iVilt thou be made whole. Sunday evening at 4:00 p. ttt.t VIrs. Lu!a Ann -Kennedy was hoses* to the Pastor's Aid Club at home. After the devotion, the President presided, an also led the opie for dieussion.. New member ,vas Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Muble Kl'more assisted the hostess in seizing a delicious repast. Mr, El- i noi e win entertain the next meet iig. ' 1_ _ llcv.. and Mrs. \V. D. Coker Wore Min.lay dinner guests of Rev. and 1 Vir.s. A. (', Duckett. Mesdames Mary S. Williams, Le 1 \<irn?Ftemtntf-tt-nd dangbter-Htdenr \nnie R. Coker and a number of -t tiler guests were Sunday dinner "I nest of Mrs. Bert In S. Smith in I onnnnn. I s ;ewswoman Of "F otas Pioneering "N f WASHINGTON ?(AND ? 1 'Pioneering in any field is no 1 asy job," declared Mrs. Alice A. 1 Hinnigiin, who as just added anohor "first" to her list when she 1 cas officially notified last week ' hat her membership hid had been 1 cccptod into the Women's Nation 1 1 Press club, being the first Ne- t :ro admitted. j i Speaking briefly at the annual \ elehration of Rusiness Week held I t the headquarters of the Nation- 1 ,1 Council of Negro Women by the Vlnha Gamma chapter, Iota Phi i ,ambdi sorority, Mrs. Dunningan minted out that "the journey is i 1 ways rugged for those who p>usf it a road through tlie dense for- ] st of racial prejudice and must I lear a pathway through the en- < angled undergrowth of sexual pre < oneention." "Sometimes the gaing gets so < ""gh," she continued, "that the I tioneor feels like tossing nside his ix of hope and once again turning ick to the beaten path of the tjl'ljs ' O." .virs. Punnignn was cited by Iota J 'hi Lambda. national business so- S oritv, as the "outstanding Negro usiness woimn" of the year. It ( vas in her acceptance sneech that she rii""*efl travels of a pioneer nd added that when the way seem ' >d most dark, the traveler "sudlenlv1 d iscerns a l'ght of inspirit j on - such as you are offering to- | . ..~,i fViot lmr on the ligher heights. But for such exm*c? ions as this honor, and for h<- morel sunnort' whi'-h erourw >ff? r. business women might of"n give ip hope and toss aside the orch of advancement " She stated thftt~TnP\dspaper reporting was no new venture for wojnen because women have been writing for ages, but seldom is fupyd a woman who is willing to striy from the usual trend of ao TTO LEADER IJ " r St'MTEK news ' r SU Ai l Eli Tlifc Vono more of- ~ ort and The Progressive Clubs?I ?f t'r.c Federated Women's Clubs J* ii!i's??ivv? as hostesses for tiio an 57 ivia) State Meeting here May i v. ! > piotram Friday ' ivening, will be held in White's } " -inoiml Chapei, Morris College. ' V reception, given by 'the Good- t ellows Club, will be held in 'Jj ' at ,e i\. ilowaid Home Econo- Ij me Building following the pro I.am. Saiuruay inoining, May <, H he business session is 10 be coij- v m ti.cted at Lincoln High School. 1 The fellowship dinner will be sored 111 the Lincoln Cafeteria. L Mrs. 1'. Laurens, State I'resi- r ,ation. Senior Club presidents [\ re requested to send namei ol iefo'vates to Mrs. 1*1. H. Koman, jfl >57 South Main Street, Sumter, I >. C., and Junior presidents are I isked to send namqs to Mrs. W. I anipbell, 108 Council Street, I Sumter, S. C., in order that pro- I >er accomodations maybe provhJ- ^ -W. , Mrs. J. H. Nelson, Publicity ' 11 '8 . ' T "A llFART OF THANKS" " BLAIRS?We want to thank ill who has given their prayers to Sl Sod' or laid them at the Altar. I n a in sure they were heard. After * such an operation Brother Tho- ~ nhas Peoples had to undergo, none other than God alone could have-*" had such power. , n May I say that all <5T the- white li friends of Blairs, Brothers of Gethsemane Church, Celestial Street s Church of Spartanburg, Sisters of '' t.he Star and Brother I.ipsy of the v Friendly Sisters stood by his side a with the Friendly Sisters to hack him. The Mason brothers stood on the j * rock that never gives away. Rev. Davis and Rev. Sears of ( Spartanburg walked around his < bed with prayer, 'which is the Key; Brother Peoples was accompan- ' ied by all of .his children and wife, ' Sister Francis Peoples, Mrs. Gussio Rogers and husband of Brooklyn NrY.. Mrs V. B; King, Mr. and \ Mrs. Willie Richardson, Bro Gol- S den Peoples and family and Mr. t and Mrs." Joe Johnson. ~~ ( They have now returned to their T homes; but may I say the only <P thing that I have to offer you, is 1 my giiiding light. May you all for 1 ever Keen the courage love and 1 faith; for I am still in good care at my homo. I am sure that it was -1the will of God t;? hn? such 1><*. >> tors, Nurses and lo* ely people at ' the General Ilospi n| of Sparta -1 Vi burg . P - Hro.- -Thmmts Peoples?is?afc?hi-s?^ laughters home, 429 Highland Ave, ti Spartanburg, S. C., where he is lJ !>eing eared for by his daughters, istei Collier and the Gresham fa- -AJ nily. , , 111 irst" Tells " (o Sop" | :o the "arena of hard knocks P ivhich she must face in the field of I political reporting." In this field, she continued, wo- I nen are in constant competition fl ,vith the opposite sex. Here she is 'aced with the challenge of pro- ( g .*inR that women can cope with ! fl men in any type of business or in S ilmost any other field of endea- j /or. "It offers an opportunity to I prove that sex can be no yardstick ? tor competency." "Any gains made by any woman in any field are hanj won," continted Mrs. DunniRun, "because she s not only expected to measure up o, hut in most instances, to surpass the profesional tandurds set jp for her competitors and she is ?xpected to do this in spite of the louble obstacles of race and sex." 1 In order for a woman to sucked in almost-any field she must . lave couraRe, porsis toncy, patiene. endurance an<l determination. \The citation "for outstandinR. a ievement in the field of journal" < : nvsented to Mrs. Mary il. Smith. In her introduction Mrs. Smith pointed out that Mrs. Dunligan was the only Negro inemner >f the Senate and House Press galleries; the first Negro woman hite House reporter; and hold membership in several other prof ssional orRanizations. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Ethel K. Greene, presilent of the local chapter, j * j Subscribe For The Palmetto zi^EOTrrr i' -ngagernent innnwrcpil ""V ** r 0$. V Georgetown. S. C. . . ? Rev. and Mrs. (1. (1. Daniels oL .wmwiffn, ouhce fho engagement of his dau-.j S Sgt Peter. II. Hemingway 111 an of the late Mr. Peter 11. liefingway II of Conway. S. C. and Irs Pa ill ins Me I/end Lawrence of ieorgetown, S. C, Miss Daniels, a graduate of isk University, is presently a leniher of the faculty of th<* Maiet School, Heaufojt_. S. ('. S Sgt Heniingwa-y is a former tu lent oF.VItoh University Coimhia, S C. and is now serving ith the Uniter States A if Force >;<! is stationed in Louisiana. Tlio redding is to take place iir tirorgO' own on June 2, 111" 5 at the First \Mvaiv Bi.rtist <*h?vh. > i. 5 C'pen House Both S. C. State Hospit; The public was invited by I)r. Vt'lir.m :Sr Hall, superintendent, louth Carolina S'ate Hospital, 0 visit tho Colunbia Division toi white patients) and the '.ale I'a-.!: Di\i?dnn (for \"e?*r> atients) on Tinv'ay. "May ', .>5, between the hours of lot <> 1:80 A. M., and from 2 to -1:00 M. This "Open 'House" at the hos1 1 gl was VKain an anircd?as a art of the overall act)'?'jes d"* iK national mental health week hen the oublic was (riVon an oportunity to secure first hand i n >rmation about the hospital and le efforts in behalf 'of the menilly ill of South Carolina. Information about the two <1 iisions 'of the hospital and the. ore" than six thousand patients as available. Thi-ic was an opportunity t o iew the new construction at both , NOW..,; TIIK INCOAll'ARABI $10 DOWN! FR1 PRICE BRI MAKE YOUR HAIR -all day long, without a singlo rerombingl^^ l'?' V;/- "'#*! . " sT"! , ?' * \ 11 ? J 1 ' ^ I AR.MS AM) J'OI.KS i t\ - >1.11: azer, ^ t'outinmd front pane H ovs A KK THAT N\ A A Ihiyhood's memories art' man v.'fine ale. Ami I'm sure yours ate ' r>. Since this feature was started in this weekly column in 11' 17, 12! >f these .qui' s, "Hoys Ale That "'a'*." have ntteftf"d "Arrd befohe'hat they had rutrfarmany ycaiu, in my column as county m-eat -i-, Sumter.. Two years u&o the I 'nivcr. stiy Press put about a hundred ' 'em into a hook called "A Dutch' Fork- Farm P.ov." I'm occasionally asked if I don t ha\le to make''cm up now. My an / ve is no. Mo fur they have benrrt true hales of our hoyhood in t h e! stone Hlil-- of the Dutch Fork. And as far I can sec into t h - dis4amu?; -?-bey -moe -i-m- -4-Vw? basis. For every t?ne I write 'usual ly recalls another. <>n riding alone' hitrhway or byway I will see conn try kids doing1 spine'lung that will remind pie." Maybe it. is that same' hhTgythcvarc^lidn^^u^snn^^ me of. A jottinjr in niy notebook* is made. tual. Uieru it ia. ready to write Folks are constantly (eking rn e they like to ^r.ead these tales of boyhood. They themselves had at most identical experiences, and they like to lead about- and re-live 'ent. , ~ Xt, folks, if that's what you want, sandwiched in here_. \\? i_ t h farm-afrd*4ynm' news, observations, and reflect ions, you can have it for a long time yet. For these experiences from boyhood in tho back country, when I came along:,: "jie li'eialt,. Tiiexhausti! le. And 1 like t . v. i iti* them. speeudy when, 'he luin">: is iiirlit Divisions u 7 { Nurses served "as hostesses A o j conduct visitors through' wards of every service, that medical ami '"i:redca' sections, let oratories, occupational and recreational . services-, liht-wrii.'.-, >ev,;:jg rooms, dininir nails, kitchens and other places of interest. There were displays of activities of the library, occupational and recreational sections. Also, an ex hi! it and materials pertaining err -r>mil 1?>>n)dt h. 1? Keyed to the slogan - "Fight mental illness is siill the 'nation's, most pressing1 public health proh leni. Co-sponsored hy the Nation al Association for Mental Ilcah.i, liic., and l>y the National Institute of Mental 11 c a 1 t h t'he period May 1-7 will see the i nt in- mental health movement concentrate forts on- a puii i lie educalio.ti program that Will j utilize a variety of activities and colli it.n ideat ion media. HHHHHHBBHHHHHHHBHIUHflBl nt Price Bros. .e Capehart TV |j ;c jUi 90-I)ay Service Policy r\ C I'll ON E .'>-.">732 ^ 1441 HAMPTON aacrammmmmmamaasauammmta BEHAVE f _L Page So : IN MEMOKIAM i ?Wilder,-William Earl? in memory of my beloved hu hand who passed away May It l?)ol. ." !4>' Irtiry- sa l Memories of of u to. < d one g'qiie to t>hem, \\ e loved thee well but God , loves .thee best. Sadly missed by Wife, ThtIn,a .Juanita Wilder Biblical Pageant RUTH'S .VISION . . j Ruth's Vision a liiblieal Pageant can be tr.ve.n for church, or school. It port raws itiKii, Naomi and -illOill * For further information ? write or call Mrs'. '"nri i? 1'. Cherry. Address 1 <;]tkir<- St. I'hono 2-7.r/J8. .('oluniliia. .S? ..'; . FOR SALE li Y () \V N K K FOK (OI.OKKI)?(fi) b e ?1 ini. 111 11 iinil. .1 uhrIww new Colored school. All con? venienres.. Ideal for la r ire fam iiv? teacheragv or rooming house. . JilTQOO. 1909 McFadden Street Telephone- 2-0229 JWM?MJM 1 II? i Room Available Itoom available f o r Summer School Teachers. Modern conveniences i'ontact?Mrs. S. I*. Owehs 2118 liarh'toniville ltd I'h. 3-2305 - < 'olumbia,?S,? DoCRAMPSI^i give you that monthly look? ^ j lit tell-tale wlun>, "nerves" show in your eyes? Dots your mirror show an older-lookinr. I worn-out, nervous face during your "bad I days." Why Jet tnen see Hint you are' ; suffering I r?m monthly cramps? Try a little" | ( (irdui each day ns thousands of women do. ; I'el hl"'P build strength and resistance so you have Jos., ah.I less misery eacl. month, i borne go through periods without feeling : any fflhconilorts at alL Also helps relax 1 Jittery nerves ?sleep better. 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