Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1937 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOIilS REOOJRDER

Saturday, January 2, 1937

Exclusive Men’s Club Has Swanky Dance Of Yule Season

DANCING THROUGH THE HOUDAYS ROYAL# CUCCANEBRS launched at the Dee’s Paradise Monday evening, December 28, with their annual informal dance. Officers areM Skipper, Allens worth; Log Keeper, Allen; Second Log Keeper, Baxter; Purser, Cook; Pilot, Bartee. Pirates are: Emory Dilllon, Earl Fields, Leslie Geiger, Wade Heaton, Joseph Jones, and Robert Jones. ... . (■ „ .. THE ANONYMOUS chib gave their fourth annual informal dance, Wednesday evening, December 80, at Dee’s Paradise. Officers are: Geneva Witt Moore, president; Mattie Butcher, vice president; Marie Potter, secretary; O. E. Davie, assistant secretary; H. G. Witt, treasurer; Mildred Kendrick, reporter; Verne Overton, sergeant-at-arms. Members: Etta Allen, Ployd 'Baker, Otis Davis, Oleatha DuValle, Jerome Grubbs, Horace Haygg, Denver Hinton, Mayoma Holman, Cleveland Quarles, Bessie Reed, Clarence Taylor, Martha' W'alker, Mima J. Woods, and Lafayette Whitney ******* GIVE ANNUAL DANCE Members of the •BACHELOR BENEDICT club, one of the oldest social clubs of the city, gave their annual New Year’s eve formal dance, Thursday evening at the Walker Casino. Favors were given at $1:15 sharp. Officers are: Wallace A. Waugh, president; Dr. Guy L. Grant, vice-president; Robert E. Marbury, secretary; Cecil R. Pdwell, assistant secretary; Dr. Lucian B. Meriwether, treasurer. • * * * * ’ * • HOME FOR HOLIDAY Miss Velina P. Bryant, who is doing post-graduate work in Science. at Ball State college, Muncie, is, spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Jones, in Cornell avenue. Richard Hill and Anna Crawford, students at Indiana university, Bloomington, are home for the holidays. . . . Miss Katherine Davis and Miss Eunice Davis, students of Providence Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, are also home for the Christmas holidays. . . . Neal M. Williams and Jesse Woods, students at Kentucky State Industrial college are visiting relatives during the holidays. . . . James Mullen, Leona Drane, Susie Smith, Harry Daniels, Rayfield Anderson, Charles Finh, and Anderson Corley, Tennessee State college, are among students home for the holidays. . . . Miss Dorothy Dulin, of Tuskegee Institute, spent the holidays with her parents. . . . \^illiam Bedchem, student at Atlanta university, spent part of the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal iBeachem, in North Capitol avehue, bn route to Washington, D. C., where he will represent the Kappas. ... ******* GUESTS Napoleon Richey, of Chicago, spent the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Richey, i04l North West street. . . . Reginald L. Henson, educational instructor at Camp Cromwell, has returned to his duties after spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Nona Thomas. Before returning to Cromwell .he visited friends in Chicago. . . , Mrs. Wilson’s- brother, George McDonald, 423 North California street, for the Christmas vacation. ... ******* REV. CLAIR VISITS Rev. M. W. Clair, Jr., passed through the city Sunday, en route to Evanston, Illinois, to attend the annual meeting at the Garrett Biblical Institute. . . . Mrs, Mayme Robinson spent the Christmas holidays in Lexington, Kentucky, where she was the guests of rela* tives and friends ... . Frank J, Robinson spent the Christmas holidays with’ his sister, Mrs. Ruth Patillo, of Chicago. His brother, George Robinson, of St. Louis, Missouri, Joined him there. . . . Miss Susie peters, teacher.In North Carolina, Is spending the holidays with her family, Mrs. Ella Peters, and Mr. and Mrs. William Peters, 2327 North Capitol avenue. ... ******* SISTER VISITS Miss Charity Mance, of Columbia, South Carolina, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Mance during the holidays. . . . Mrs. Reva Gordon Davis and sons, George, Jr., and Ronald, are the guests of their husband and father, George Davie, in Bvadston, Illinois, and friends in Chicago, Illinois. . . . Miss Wilma Thompson, 821 Camp street, and her niece, little Vivian Jean Snydsr, are enjoying the holidays with their mother and grand 1 - mother at Holly Springs, Mississippi. ******* RETURNED TO SCHOOL Leona Mae Drane has returned to Tennessee State college after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Drane 1060 West Twenty-seventh street. . . . Miss Janet Cordell, of Dayton, Ohio, was the charming house guest of Edward L. Horn, of Dayton, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kennerly, $07 West Twenty-ninth street, during the Christmas holidays. . . . Miss Lillian Holmes, of Chicago, formerly of this city, spent the week-end here with friends. . . . Mrs. Ethel H. Grubbs, of Washington, D. C., wife of the late Prof. W. E. Grubbs, stopped over in the city en route back to Washington from Louisville, Kentucky, to visit with Mr. gnd Mfs. Malvern Grubbs, Mrs. S. A. Montgomery, Mrs. Alberta J. Buckner.* She continued her Jcrurney Monday evening. . . . **••*•* THE WINFREYS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Shirley H. Winfrey and Mrs. Dora Oma Atkins, visitefl Mrs. Atkins’ sister and husband. Dr. and Mrs. John While, of Louisville, Kentucky, recently. . . . Mrs. Vestaiine Slaughter, pianist,- and son, Virgil, spent Christmas in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrui Jackson. . - ^ '***«* * * HOUSE GUESTS - * - ~ * * Mrs. Margaret Lowery, of Golumbus, Ohio, who has been the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. William Bivins, in Hawthorne Lane was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lane, in North West street, Sunday. .* . Kenneth Simms, who is attending Howard university arrived here to spend the holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. Adelee Sims. . Warren Anderson, of Roosevelt High school, G*ry, spent a feV^ays with his wife at the home, of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. L, Hummons. Mr. aPd Mrs. Anderson have gone to Haute to vifit Mr. Anderson’s parents. . . . Mt»s Sara Olive spent the holidays Vi th her mother in Cincinnati! . . , Mrs.. .Save V. Artis spent the holidays with Mrs. Helen Glover, of .Chicago. Lionel Artis attended the Annual 6duie of the Kappas in Washington, D. C. . f • ‘ r v. * ENTERTAIN /' - H; • Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Auter entertained at Christmas dinner in honor of Mrs. Edna Hampton and children. Father and Mrs. M. B. Mitchell were entertained in their honor . . . Mrs. Louis Dean, of Ctncitoati. spent the week-end here with her husband and the Van Hornjfomlly. ... - ******** SPEgftS AT BANQUET Mfft- w. E. Brown spoke for the annual banquet of Phi Delta KappJPtacember 30, at Chicago. Mrs. Brown left Sunday for Newcastldjya* where she Is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Raynttd Williams. ! . . William E. Baugh, grand basileus of the Omegfo and his daughter, Frances, have returned from Philadelphia pSere they attended the silver anniversary ©oule.

LIBRARIAN

.MISS CHRISTINE CAREY Librarian at the Greenwood branch library in Tulsa who left Saturday night, Dec. 19, for Charlottesville, Va., where she will spend the Christmas holidays with her parents. She also will visit friends in Richmond, Va., Washington and other eastern points. Miss Carey was graduated from the Hampton institute library school in 1935. She went to Tulsa in September, 1935.

William Hunter Surprised By Wife and Daughter Xmas William Hunter was surprised on Christmas day with a birthday dinner given by his wife, Mrs. Wm. Hunter and daughter, Sarah at their home, 2445 Northwestern avenue. Persons responsible for .ihe success of the affairs party were: Rev. and ^Slrs. F. F. Young, Mr. and Mrs. John Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. Claud France, Mrs. Rose Pat-* ton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Dammon. The Christmas* motif was carried out In the decorations and servings.

Cleveland Guests

Enjoy Visit

Mr. and Mrs. John Collougb of Cleveland. Ohio, spent the Christmas week-end with their aunt, Mrs. Florence Holeman, 631 W. 29th street. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Washington to Newcastle where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Phelps. From there thov motored to Anderson to be the

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MISS OPALINE DAVEREALX A graduate nurse of General hospital No. 2 Training school of Kansas City, Mo., who will leave the city after the Christmas holidays to resume her duties as surgical supervisor at Pinkston clinic in Dallas. Miss Davereaux received

, her R. N. degree after passing the guests of Mrs. Anna B. Pnruer, state board wlth jin ^ Albert Hawkins, and Wilbur Vulen- ° "* c, *“ ~ * *

tine. While in Anderson, they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ell>e Newsome and mother, Mrs. Web-

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Association activities for the year 1937 begin January 1st with “Open House.” The many friends and members of Phyllis Wheatley Branch are asked to visit the building from two until ten p. m. Mrs. Zella Ward, chairman of house and hospitality committee, assisted by her co-workers will serve as hostesses. Regular departmental activities will begin on Monday, January 4th.

86.1. She received her appointment several months ago when she went to Dallas and spent two months in work at the clinic. A native of Longview, Texas, she is the daughter of Mrs. Effle Walls.

Birmingham School Teacher Is (Visitor & Miss Goldie Jefferson a popular teacher of Birmiugham spent the Christmas holidays here with her cousin, Lillian Porter. Many courtesies were given in her honor. Itev. and Mrs. John Ford, entertained with a delicious dinner party Saturday at their home, 420 W. 14th street and Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Johnson entertained Sunday at 1912 Blvd. place for the guest, Mrs. Susie Thompspn, 1905 Highland avenue, entertained with a party honoring Miss Jefferson.

Senior Choir Of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Presents The Christmas Messenger’

MISS LUCILLE CLAY, a member of the Music committee of Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A., is among the contestants to be "The Committee Woman” of the Association. She is an ardent nnm her of Mt. Zion church and organist of New Liberty Baptist church. Miss Clay is well known in musical circles. Tuesday, Janjary 5th, will mark the closing of the contest to which the public is invited. All children are asked to watch The Recorder for the date of the • Doll Parade” which w'll take place ar, the Association the first of the >ear. The Girl Reserve and I.idiiKtrial departments ire sponsoring tin- occasion. Miss Trene Harris r-.'.vf member will attend the Business and Professional Women’s conference in Cl icago. 111., from January ‘2-4.

“The Christmas Messenger”, a pageant, was presented by the Senior choir of the Mt. Carmel Baptist church, assisted by the junior choir and the ladies’ chorus, Sunday evening. The pageant was given in three impressive scenes accompanied by sweet and soft music. Between scenes the audience sang Christmas carols. Each participant acted <

with much proficiency. During the^ epilogue the Sunday school chil dren gathered around the alter and. sang ‘‘Joy To the World”. Rev. Phil Oldham offered prayer before the prologue and after the epi

logue.

Mrs. Rosina McClung gave a Christmas rending preceding the play; Mrs. Earl Browder and Mrs '/ Henttiee Wilson were pianists: Mrs. Mary J. Southern director: Rev. C. H. Walton, pastor. Others taking part in the wonderful production were: Mrs. Cynthia Richeson. Mrs. Frances Ward, Mrs. R. Nichols, Mrs. Myrtle Miller, Orbie Bennett, Clarence Smith, Rulien Oldham, Samuel Ball, Minta Oldham, Herman Watts, James Bennett, Richard Ball, Misses Gladys Miller, Margaret Porter, Theta Browder. Elizabeth Cohagen. Helen Hollens. Miss Rosemary Campbell, Mrs. Mary Ball, Mrs. Anna Walton, Mrs. Ida Broyles, Mrs. Nellie Wooten. Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Flora (’lark. Mrs. Mary Lou Oldham, and Mrs. Alonzo Watford. Also among the characters were. Margaret Arnold, fcrace Smith. Wilma Goodrich, Oneida Miller, Grace Browder, Donna Stanley. Effie Williams, Lucille Bowden. Arlina Prim, Betty Clements. Emma Jean Goodrich, and Charity Ward. The combined choirs furnished the Christmas music for the morning services.

Enright’s Dance At Walker Casino Among Prettiest Dances Of Season

Pastors’ Wives Entertain With Christmas Party Members of the Inter-Denomina-tional pastor’ wives alliance held their annual Christmas party, December 23 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Tallye, 470 W. Fall Creek Blvd. An interesting program and an exchange of gifts were the features of the afternoon. Those participating were: Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Moore, Rev. and Mrs. Ballinger, Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Dodson, Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Carter, Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Womack, Mrs. R. D. Leonard, Mrs. J. D. Johnson, Mrs. Plummer D. Jacobs, Mrs. Robert L. Pickett of Chicago, Mrs. Carey D. Jacobs and Mrs. C. H. Bell. The next meeting of the alliance will be held January 6 at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. B. Carter, 452 W. 25th street. Mrs. A. W. Womack, president. Flonoi Adams and Althera Hollowell Repeat Vows Xmas Mrs. Daniel Gable, 2258 North Rural street, announces the marriage of her sister. Miss Althera Hollowell to Flonoi Adams, son of Mrs. Alice Adams, 2531 Highland place, which took place Christmas night. The single ring ceremony was read by the Rev. F. F. Young. Mrs. Gable, the bride’s sister, was matron of honor and Joseph Leslie Johnson was best man. Bridal airs were played by Bernard White, violinist. Gnests present were: Joseph Leslie Johnson, Miss Loretta Sullivan, Miss Clara Margaret Gaiftes, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Pyles, Robert Gable, Stacey Thomas, Bernard White, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gable. The bride is a graduate of the Dotson High school of Princeton, Ky., and a former student of the Lewis Business college. The groom is a graduate of Crispus Attucks High school, and a member of the Southern Cross Lodge, No. 39, F. & A. M., Young People’s Progressive league, and the Christian Youth Council, No. 10. 'Mr. and Mrs. Adams are at home to friends at 2531 Highland place.

Christmas Party By Conversational Study Club Among Outstanding Holiday Events Among the outstanding holiday events was the Christmas party given by the Conversational Study club at the home of the president, Mrs. Ethel Lambert, in West Fourteenth street, Tuesday evening, December 22. Other hostesses beside Mrs. Lambert were Mrs. Georgia Jacobs, and Mrs. Luella Gilmore, first and second vice presidents. The house was beautifully decorated in Christmas greens and

lighted red and white tapers. Mrs. Pauline Battles, teacher in

One of the prettiest holiday dances of the season was the annual formal given by the Enright clqb as the Walker Casino, last Saturday evening. Tommy Parker and his music makers with Betty Fields as soloist stationed in the center of the dance hall were surrounded by beautiful silver sprayed cedars making a very attractive center for the hall. Other Christmas decorations were placed here and there throughout the ballroom. The stage was a mass of Christ-^ ^ mas greens, pot flowers and miniature on trees which*were placed names of the officers and members of the club forming a semi-circle, each having an individual tree. At the north end -of the hall was placed the club insignia and words, “Merry Christmas”. Delicious punch was served throughout the evening. A grand march was the main feature of the evening led by the dance director, James Hendricks and Miss Susie Miller, others in the line of march were: Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Goodloe, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Owsley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clements, Andrew Sharpe and Mrs. Gwendolyn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George K. Clements, Mr. and Mrs. George Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Booker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higginson, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marbury, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Neisler, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rambeau, Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Williams, John Simmons, Mrs. Lorena Mitchell, Edwin Joyner, Connie Moten, Mrs. Charles

Allen and others. As the guests marched around the hall, ladies were given of miniature boxes of mints as favors. Among the out-of-town guests were: Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Alexander of New Albany. Mrs. Cornell of Dayton, Ohio, Miss Mills Sheloy, N. C., Miss Beatrice Neisler of Chicago, Mrs. Adelaide Weaver and Mrs. William Hampton of Culver, Miss Katherine White of Evanston. Illinois. Officers and members of the club weie distinguished by ribbons <f club colors, gold and black, worn diagnally on the chest. Wives and sweethearts were given b^utifui roses. Officers of the dub are: Lyman Ooooloe, president; Thomas Parser, vice president: Fred Clements, secretary: Andrew Sharpe, assistant secretary and journalist; George K. Clements, treasurer; George Harris, business manager; James Hendricks, dance director; Stanton Booker, sergeant-at-arms.

Every man desires to live long, but no man would tie old.

The club will hold its next meeting January 12 at the home cf Mrs. Hattie Wagner, 2831 Shriver avenue at 8 p. m. James Patton, publicity chairman, Mrs. Luella Gilmore, 2nd vice president.

the public schools, was the guest*Adams, and Mrs. Battles, speaker. She gave a most delight- 1,1 ““

ful review of her trip to Europe and showed m a n y intere.^ing scenes and illustrations collected for her scrap book. One of the main features of the evening was the processional of the guests who lighted tapers at the yule long burning in an open fire place and the singing of carols around ’he

Christmas tree.

A delightful repast was served and at the last course whi •u was sered in the dining room WilUam. Homy Rankin, member of tho club rendered an original poem which was received with much enthusiasm. Appropriate stories and anecdotes were led by Mrs. Hattie Wagner. Mrs. Josephine Brown. Mrs. Delia Weathers, Mrs. Eugenia

Mr. And Mrs. Social Club Scores High In Holiday Festivities With Formal Dinner

CONORS GUESTS

Higgenbotham, avenue, enter-

tained recently in honor of Miss Loretta Colbert of North Vernon, Ind., Miss Ollle King, Carl Turner and L. Leana.

Again scoring high in the Jholiday festivities the Mrand Mrs. Social Club entertaihed thirty-six members with a formal dinner party at the Walker Coffee Pot, Saturday

evening.

A miniature Christinas tree

Crispus Attucks Students Present Drama At School

' "Heart Trouble”, nn exciting drkma consisting of three acts will lie presented in the Crispus Attacks high school auditorium Fridnfc,, January 8, 1937- at 8* p. m. The oast will be selected from the following students: Eyerrett Edwards, Ruth Mimms. Faye Hevser. Darrell Hicks, Faburn DeFrantz, Martha Cox, Mable Alston, Ethel Rucker, Charlotte Johnson, Lugenia Young, Earl Howard, Therese Skillmun, Charlotte Thompson. Lois Knox, Howard Cottman, Charles Clark, Jessie Fowlks, Anita Allen, and Ruth Lee.

NEIGHBORHOOD CLUBS

The Enstside Neighborhood club will meet with Mrs. Betty Smith. Monday, January 4 at her residence, 1411 E. 16th street. Memliers of the Haughville club meet at at school 63 January 5 to celebrate a New Year’s party. Mrs. Hettie Lewis, 880 Roache street, will be hostess to the Northsid* club Thursday, January 7.

served as a center piece and other decorations in keeping with the the season formed the hack ground. After a very delectable dinner, gifts were exchanged and a prize was presented to Mrs. George White for having given the most unique gift. Dancing and games were the features of the evening. Prize winners were: Mrs. Alicetine Bell, Mrs. Norene Clark, Mrs. Vivian Marbury and Mrs. Bertha Brown; Lark Jones, Charles Davis, George White, George Gaillurd and Dave Clark. Guests present were, Mr. and Mrs. Lark Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr and Mrs. George White, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley H. Winfrey. Mrs. Ethel N. Crawford, George Gaillard, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce - Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and Miss Catherine White of Evanston,

Illinois.

Officers and members of the club are Dr. Boyd Bell, president: Booker Coon, vice president; Mrs. Vivian Marbury, secretary; Mrs. Marie Overstreet, assistant secretary, Mrs. Bessie Jame, treasurer, and Joel Oiverstreef, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Cook, S. W. James. Robert Marbury, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Mr. and Mrs James Patton, Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Hendon.

Six O’clock Dinner Given For Friends

Mrs. Jennie E. Woods and daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Scott, 530 N. Douglas street, entertained with a six o’clock dinner last Sunday evening. Guests preseut were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDaniels and Utile Alma McDaniels, Mv and Mrs. Lawrence Spencer, Misses Alberta Wagner and Mattie Jngoe, Messrs Bennie Auther. After the dinner several of the guests motored to Noblesville, Ind.

Improvement Club Annual Xmas Party At Cost Residence Mrs. George Coston was hostess for the annual Christmas party of tfrq Woman’s Improvement club Monday afternoon. Mr. Lillian Hall I old a Christmas story and Mrs. Oliver Martin, chairman of the program committee, conducted a candle light service, for which the Rev. Baxter C. Duke read a ritual. A buffet luncheon followed the singing of Christmas songs. Candies in crystal holders formed the center piece for the dining room table and cut flowers were used. Mrs. Coston was csr isted by Mrs. H. L. Hummons e\d Mrs. Oliver Martin. Mrs. E + liel Roy Cox is the

president 1 ; •

Frank J. Robinson Re-elected To Hold Presidential Office

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Mr. and Mrs. Filmore Evans, 52" W. Vermoi.t street, were hosts to the Silver Leaf Industrial club onou last Tuesday evening, at

which time election of officers was held as follows: Frank J. Robinson, piesident; Rudolph Buchanan, vice president; Mrs. Mayme Blackwell, secretary; Miss Ethel Young, recording secretary ; Mrs. Marie Evans, treasurer; Miss Eunice Anderyon, reporter: Mrs. Ethel Taylor, chairman of the entertainment committee; Filmore Evans, ser-geant-at-arms. Following the election members and guests gathered at the Cotton club where a very delicious dinner was served. Guests present beside the club members were: Mrs. Mary Taylor, Lewis Taylor, Shelbyville, Ky.; Leslie Young, Anthony Souther. member of the Twelve Sportsman club, who was toast master; Pete Anderson, member of the Socialite club, and Roosevelt Ander-

son.

In expanding greeting of the ieason may we also thank you or a year of pleasant patronige? ANNETTE 3EAUTY SHOPPE 2410 RALSTON AVE. MRS. A. E. SIMS, Prop. HE. 3895

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IOLA IMOGENE SMITH

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... to you season’s greetings and a whole-hearted wish for twelve months of happiness and good cheer? May all good things come your way, regardless of how the past year has dealt with you. This greeting comes to you from all those connected with

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