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MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1946
Miss Salfe Kemp's Bridal Dinner Will Be This Evening at Columbia Club
THE ATTENDANTS FOR MISS SALLIE SLOAN KEMP'S marriage will be guests at the bridal dinner this evening in the Columbia cluh. : Miss Kemp, daughter of Mrs. Ralph *Kemp. Frankfort, wil] ‘be married to Capt. Robert: Lesh Bohlen, son of Mr. and Mrs. August C. Bohlen, at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Woodstock club. - Guests at the dinner with the bride- and bridegroom-to-be will include the couple’s parents; Messrs. and Mesdames William Shafer, R. A. Teckemeyer and P. M. Beach, Miss Mary Jane Alford, Miss Mildred Milliken, William Zaring, Walter Kuhn and George Kuhn. » » » ” » ” Mrs. George Hayes and Mrs. E. W. Kiger Jr., sisters of Miss Nancy Niven, will entertain with a dinner and miscellaneous shower at 6:30 p. m, Friday at the Hotel Lincoln in Miss Niven’s honor. The bride-to-be will be married to Thomas R. Drybrough ‘May 1. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Niven and the bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Howard T. Griffith. Guests at the shower with the couple's mothers will be Mrs. John C. Norris, Knightstown, Miss Niven's sister; Mesdames Donald R. Rowles, William Allerdice, Gale Graber and John Allerdice, Misses _ Gloria Groff, Jean Faulconer, Dorothy Hoatson and Marny Home,
Tudor Hall Plans Open House
OPEN HOUSE WILL BE HELD by Tudor Hall school next Monday, From 2 to 3:15 Pp. m. a program will be presented in the auditorium. Plays, dances and songs by classes two to elght will be given and the modern dance workshop will present an interpretation of “The Congo” by Vachel Lindsay. Excerpts from the Masquers’ club play, “A Kiss for Cinderella,” which will be presented May 4, will be included -on the program. From 3:30 to 4 p. m. guests will visit classes and tea will be served in the residence under the auspices of the Parents’ association. Mrs. Otto K. Jensen is president. Mrs. George Parry is chairman of arrangements assisted by Mrs. Roy K. Coats and Mrs. G. W. Gustafson.
Luncheon Will Be Tomorrow
THE INDIANAPOLIS DAY NURSERY Junior auxiliary will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow for luncheon at the home of Mrs® Robert Wacker. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Donald R. Hurst, Donald C. Duck and Fred Hadley. A board meeting wil] be held at 11:45 a. m. a : » ” » ” v » Mrs. Harry T. Pritchard, president of the Civic theater affairs committee, will entertain at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday with a luncheon at the Woodstock club. Guests will include the officers and board of directors of the committee. = - » ” ” ” > The Fortnightly Literary club will meet at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Propylaesum. Mrs. Arthur Medlicott will speak on “The Men Who Lead Modern India.”
In a Personal Vein...
THE FAMILY OF EDWARD W. HARRIS will hold ‘an open house Wednesday night in celebration of Mr. Harris’ birthday. The reception, from 7 to 10 p. m., will be in the crystal ballroom of the Marott hotel. No invitations will be issued. Mr. Harris is one of the Indianapolis men who were chosen by the Chamber of Commerce for its staff of honor at a dinner Thursday night. 5 ” = o s o Mrs. Edgar C. Elliott and Mrs. W. Hathaway Simmons are visiting in New York. ” "” » " » » Mrs. John Troyer was elected president of the Children’s Museum guild at a meeting held recently, with Mrs. George Bardwell as hostess. Other new officers are Mrs. Robert Gruen, vice president; Mrs. Walter Carpenter and Mrs. Norman Perry Jr, recording and corresponding secretaries: Mrs. Robert Kirby and Mrs. Richard Bearss, treasurer and assistant, and Mrs. Edward Gallagher and Mrs. Berkley Duck Jr. representatives to the executive board of the museum..
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Mrs. Paul E. Lee Jr. was Miss Margaret Louise Mikels
before her marriage March 30. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mikels, 1327 S, East st.
W. Hurley Ashby photo. Mrs. John Henry Stickney Jr. before her marriage April 7 was Miss Carol Kirkwood Fall, She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Fall, 133 N. Bosart ave.
Couple on Trip After Wedding
Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs, a wedding trip to Chicago and Wisconsin following their marriage at 2:30 p. m. yesterday in the Unity Methodist church. The Rev, J. Ray Stanton read the vows. . The bride, the former Miss Mary VanOsdol, is the daughter of Mrs. Viola VanOsdol, 1104 N, Tuxedo st. and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Bertha Bril, Milwaukee. A white sheer wool street-length frock with brown accessories was worn by the bride. She had a white orchid corsage. Miss Ruth Tyler, a cousin of the bride from Peoria, Ill, was maid of honor. She wore teal blue with brown accessories and a yellow rose and blue hyacinth corsage. Robert Arndt of Milwaukee was his cousin's best man. A reception was held in the home of the bride's mother. The couple will be at home at 1501 N. New Jersey st,
Miss Ruth Hall Is Bride
Miss Ruth Hall became the bride of Kenneth 8. Barnard in a double ring ceremony at 2:30 p. m. yesterday in the East Tenth Street Methodist church. The Rev. Archiless
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M. Brown officiated. The bride wore an-aqua suit with brown accessories.
CLUBS
Garfield Garden. | Mrs. Estelle Sellers, 1612 . Wood-
1:30 p. m. Tues. | birthday dinner,
Woman's Rotary. 6:15 p. m. Tues. | Woman's Department club. 27th!
Jacob! brown accessories.
Mrs. John Keese, Crawfordsville, the bride's sister, was matron of honor and wore blue with brown accessories. The maid of honor, Miss | Ruth Nolting, wore beige with All carried arm bouquets of gladioli.
best man, and Perry and Glenn Barnard, also brothers of the bride-
lawn, hostess. Spring party. bb i a Mrs. Grolier Fine Arts. Tues. Mrs. E. 8. lth os Re. gs Apu and Farmer, 423 Berkley rd. hostess. > ussla,” Mts. Harold “Norwegian Art,” Mrs. Paul W. . Bowman; “Music,” Mrs. C. A. SORORITIES io “Literature,” Mrs. RE. Beta chap, Chi Phi Gamma. 8 p | groom, were ushers.
H. E. O. Noon Wed. Mrs. David! Cranfill, 1216 Shannon, hostess. Acacia chap, I. T.-S. C. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Frank W, Teague, Williams Creek, hostess. Mrs. William J, Patterson, speaker Annie Laurie chap. I. T.-S. C. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Earl ‘Wiseman, 5002 W. 15th, hostess. , Mrs. John W. Thornburgh, speaker Monterey chap, I. T.-8. C
University, hostess. .
Business meeting.
ess. Bridge party. Chap. Q, P. E. O. Mrs. D. T. Wilson 623 N. DeQuincy, hostess.
12:30 McCready.
p. m. Tues. Mrs. W. R Stevens, Indiana Gamma alumnae, Pi Beta| Phi, Tues. Mrs. P. K. Ward, 5010
1710 Sharon, hostess. Mrs. E. C.| Rumpler, speaker. Washington blvd., hostess. Literana. 8:15 p. m. Tues. Mrs. L.!
m. today..Mrs. Don Hicks, 5054!
“The! Barnard, 1645 Broadway. Home of Tomorrow,” Mrs. W. A.|
T. Bishop, 1340 N. DeQuincy?| hostess. Multum-In-Parvo Literary, 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. John Graesch, 2604 |
“The Future of the Airways,” Mrs. Ernest Millholland.
Professional group; Rose Marie Cru- the home of Mrs. Fred Cutler, 5397! zan Parliamentary. 8 p. m. Tues., | E. 38th st,
Auxiliary to Meet For Luncheon
Broadway, hostess. “Restoring the] The Robison-Ragsdale post aux-|Mrs. M. R. Maney, 516 E. 33d st. [some finish on the top of this Earth,” Mrs. C. W. Fullenwider; jliary, American Legion, will meet| Indianapolis,
Mrs. Clarence Knipp!
Alpha chap. Sigma Delta Tay 8 ‘ecePtion in the church annex fol- | p. m. Wed, Hotel Washington. | 10
wing the ceremony, I The bride, who lives at 1035 N.|
Chap. AM. P. E. O. Mrs. A. H. M {Rural st, is the daughter of Mr.| Graves, R. R. 13, Box 25-R, host-
rand Mrs William —P. Hall, Craw- | fordsville, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Omar
Jean Maney Is Candidate
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, April 15.—Miss Jean Maney, daughter of Mr. and
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[tion of Women Students at Indiana! university. The other candidate is Miss Mary|
Jack Bril are on!
David Barnard was his brother's |
Miss Kathryn Griffee and William R. Booher, seaman 3-¢, “were married March 3 in the Mt. Summit Christian church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffee, 1510 E. 34th st., and Mr. Booher is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Booher, Middletown,
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Menten-Lipp Vows Are Read
Rev. Ralph Weisser Unites Couple
The marriage of Miss Jeanne Elinore Lipp to Donald Wesley Menten took place at 2:30 p. m. yesterday in the First Evangelical and Reformed church. The Rev. Ralph
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Becomes Bride ;
A wedding trip east followed marriage of Miss Martha D. E geon and Edmund B. Tilton « 3 p. m, yesterday in the Methodist church. Dr. D Browning officiated.
Weisser officiated.
Riley ave, and the
Menten, 1202 N, Oxford st. Bride's Gown
and a full-length tulle veil cascading from a beaded tiara were worn by the bride. She carried white roses centered with a white orchid. Her sister and maid of honor, Miss Julia Ann Lipp, was dressed in pink satins and carried Talisman roses. The bridesmaids, Misses Norma Marie Rogers, Dorothy Menten, Donna Mae Menten “and Jacqueline Lipp, wore pink and blue frocks with matching headdresses. They carried yellow roses.
Brother Is Best Man Robert Menten was his brother's best man and ushers were Lloyd Entwistle, Robert Youse, Richard Huey and William Hummel. A re-
For traveling the bride wore a
and an orchid corsage. The eouple will be at home with the bride's parents after Sunday.
War Mothers Will Meet
Tomorrow
The U. 8. A. chapter of American War Mothers will be hostess to all the organization's chapters in the city at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the west room of the War Memorial. Luncheon will be served at noon in the Y, W, C. A. ‘Mrs, Caroline Cooke, department president of the ladies auxiliary to the V. F, W., will speak on “Universal Training.” General chairman is Mrs. Mary M. Brown, and Mrs. Estella Overmeyer, Plymouth, is the state presideht of the American War Mothers. Mrs, Earl Yarling is president of the U. 8. A. chapter,
Pen Women Will Meet
“The Progress of Art” will be de-
The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James H. Lipp, 445 N. bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
A nylon sheer gown with a train
parents followed the ceremony and |
will be shapelier legs. ”
action. The error to avoid in weight back on your heels. Exercise? elevate legs as high as you can from your shefilders” and use hands as props to anchor your body in this position. Now, holding both legs straight and tensed,
riously as you can go—first one knee and then the other, As you bend one knee, straighten other leg and alternate these movements to the count of 50.
| Election of officers will be held
green suit with brown accessories Following the program the teachers
will be in their rooms, » » ~ TOMORROW Roberts 8chool—1:15 p. m. Scott 8 McCoy, speaker. Election,
Health,” Mrs. Meredith ‘Nicholson
children, Election. WEDNESDAY
music by children; election. 3—1:30 p. m. Book review, Mrs
folk dances By junior high girls Study club will meet April 24. @ 12—2:30 p. m. Mrs. Margaret Wicks the Community.” the Prodigal Son.” by upper primary chorus. Election 18—2 p. m. “Build in Work,” theme
nomics and boys’ shop classes. ler, Music by Mrs. George E Dunn, Study group at 1:30 p. m 30—1:30 p. m, “Pot of Gold,” play by after-school activities group music by, 8A girls. Nurse,” Miss Mary
Maud Hamilton. Election.
scribed by Mrs. Lawrence Carter
the National League of American Pen Women meets at her home,
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The Con Amigo club, of which| | the bride is a member, assisted at a
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1241 N. Oakland ave, at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. ;
Her talk will be an introduction
to the art exhibit by group mem-|40_2:30 p. m. Panel discussion on
bers which will be held in her|
i studio.
Artists exhibiting will be Mrs.
Waltey’ S. Thompson, Martinsville; { Mrs, | Hazel McGee Bowman, Odon; Mrs.|70—1:30 p. m. “Personality Develop-|.C.-E.- Boling, Anderson; -Mrs.-Oakey| | Collier, Dana; Mrs. Harriet Jeffries, 73 1:30 p. m. “Good Food Habits { Carmel; Mrs. Paul T. Payne, Leba|non; Mrs. C. G. Shepherd, Shelbyville, and Mesdames Carter, Lottie Lyons Grow, J. Ottis Adams, and] | Fred Pettijohn, Indianapolis.
Hugh Botkin, Selma; Mrs.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.|
traffic boys.
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P-T. A News—
After spring vacation and the pupils are back in school, the Parentception in the home of the bride's Teacher associations are planning meetings and programs for this week.| Simmons, Rose Kleis, Betty Lou The Shortridge P.-T. A. will meet at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday in. Caleb Harlan and Bonnie Lex. ; the couple left on a trip to Chicago.| Mills hall. The Shortridge orchestra wil play and movies will be shown. |
1—1:30 p. m. “Building Through
Music by mothers’ chorus and
2—1:45'p. m. Talk by school nurse,
Earl Hopping. Birthday tea and
school nurse, “Nurses’ Service in 16—3:15 p. m. Film, “The Story of Easter music Playlet. Exhibit by home eco-
29—2:30 p. m. “Character Building in the Home,” Mrs. E, C. Rump-
Piano solo by Margaret Campbell;
31—2:30 p. m. “Work of the Visiting Canary; “Work of the School Nurse,” Miss
Streamline the Legs
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The bride is the daughter of ave., and Willlam E. an the bridegroom is the son of mund B. Tilton Sr. Camden, N. Bride's Attendants ; Given in marriage by ©, H. Mes Dowell, the bride wore an ivory satin gown and a two-tiered fingers tip veil of ivory illusion. She care ried a white Bible topped with roses, pansies and mignonet. a Miss Betty Louise Meyer, maid of honor, wore pink marquiset and carried a bouquet of carnations, roses and iris. Miss Elsie Gergely, «Chicago, bridesmaid, was dressed in powder blue marquiset and care ried pink flowers, To Live In East Hubert MacGeorge of Collingse wood, N. J, was the best man and the ushers were Robert M. Moore, Bloomington, and George Weir. A reception inthe church parlors fole lowed the ceremony. Assisting wers
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For traveling the bride wore a
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accessories: The couple will be at home at 3651 Westfleld blvd, Camden.
Rev. T.B. Kline Hears Vows At Wedding
Vows were exchanged by Miss Jeannette Puckett and Reginald Smith at 2 p. m. yesterday in St, Mark's Lutheran church. The Rev, Thomas B. Kline read the service. The bride wore a turf tan suit with brown and white accessories and a gardenia corsage, Mrs, Forrest Wallace was matron of honor." - She wore a black and white street dress with a gardenia corsage, Willlam Favors was best man, A reception was held in the bride« groom’s home, 3245 W. Washington st, before the couple left on a motor trip to California. They will be at home after May 8 at 937 Enge lish ave. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Edith Dailey, 1430 Linden st, and the “bridegroom is the son of Mrs, Ann Brozenski.
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fry in deep fat (360 degrees F.—
when the Indianapolis branch of 3g 2 p. m. “Recreation Builds| temperature at which a % inch
Health and Morale,” Mrs. Ann|Cube of day-old bread will brown
Morgan. Rhythm Tonette band | in 35 seconds) until golden brown. '
will play. Election.
39—1:30 p. m. Movie; election; and about 10 croquettes.
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“Pupils’ Report Cards.” Movie. 46—2:15 p. m. “Home and Garden,” Arthur Hoffman. “The Easter Story,” by children; music by mother’s chorus. Election,
ment," Dr; Hazel Stevens.
for Young Americans,” Mrs. Mary Cannon Rich. Film; presentation of Cub Scouts; election, 80—7 to 9 p. m. Open house. 81—1:30 p. m. Murry Dolman, principal, speaker. Health play. Elec-
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Mrs. Miles Anderson, 1739 Hall and Mrs. Ray McCammon will as-| Morrison of Hartsville, The election! 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 12
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sell Sanders. Guest day.
sist. Tuesday Quest. Tués. D. A. R. chap-/ The May 25 Poppy sale of the | ter house. Book review, Mrs. Rus- | Legion and clothing a child in|Beta Phi social sorority and is social
will be held tonight. {
Miss Maney is president of Pi|
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| Botkin, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. T. B.| | Calvert, Muncie; Mrs, Paul Halla-! (day, North Manchester, and Mrs. 10-20 |
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Felix McWhirter, Indianapolis.
Mrs. H. 8S. McKee, Greensburg, ent, will preside.
P.H.N. A Meets
An “anniversary day” has been |
West Edgewood Homemakers. Noon | Mrs. Fred Hasselbring is chairman| A major in journalism, she is al desired, and the pattern number to ® Fécent meeting.
Tues. Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, 5230 of the poppy sales committee of | member of Pleiades and the New-|Sue | the auxiliary.
Manker, hostess.
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man club. Miss Morrison is president of the Forest hall dormitory and holds| | Bryan and Curry scholarships. She
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Flower memorials in memory of
| Times Pattern service, 214 W, Mary- | Paul C. Buckler also were an-| : {nounced. Mr. Buckler served as association
treasurer during the
lis majoring in English and is « [League Studies
{the A. W. S. council, Y. W. C. A council, inter-dorm council, and is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and W. A. A,
Gertrude Johnson Is Shower Guest
Miss Gertrude A. Johnson was the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Miss Margaret Ann Tierney. The party was held at 1512 N. Meridian st. Miss Johnson will be married to Lester 8S. Bell, Brazil, on Easter | Sunday. : a Guests were Mrs. Hazel Johnson, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Paul E. Chapman, Mrs. Robert P.
McGinnis, Misses Betty Bartel, Helen Cavanaugh, D, Elizabeth Davies, Oneta Faris, Bernadine
| Hay, Dorothy Memmer, Harriet M? Roeger, Elaine Sauer and Martha Sehoch.
Story-A-Month Club "To Meet Wednesday
The S8tory-A-Month club will (meet Wednesday. night in the home of Mr, and Mrs. G. T. Fleming- | Roberts, 6137 N. Meridian st.
| “Mexico as a Background for Writers” will be described by Mrs.
George L. Bradshaw who recently, J returned: from her fourth trip there.
| Her guest, Mrs; Moises de Pasquel, Mexico City, will be a special-guest. | Mrs. Ralph Bidgood will give a library report, and stories written by - members will be read and criticized. ‘ $v
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Sanitation
Getting garbage and ash collection in Indianapolis out of the) “horse and buggy was the subject of discussion at a recent meeting of the Indianapolis League {of Women Voters, | The discussion followed a four of inspection of the sanitation district garage on Sanders st. The | league endorsed the recommenda[tion of W. H. Frazier, superinten|dent of the sanitation plant, that] |new equipment be purchased and a {suitable building be erected. Members of the league who made the trip were Mesdames John K. Goodwin, Guy Byrd, C. B. Durham, Allison Falender, Charles T. Har(mon, Arthur Medlicott, John L. H. {Fuller ‘and Von L. Snyder, | Mr. Frazier's report is being | studied by the group for the April meeting. : 3 |
| Tri Psi Sorority Elects Officers
Mrs. Mabel Converse was elected president of Psi Psi Psi sorority, mothers’ club of Delta Delta Delta sorority, Other officers are Mrs. C. R. Green, vice president; Mis. H, E Morrison. and Mrs. Carl Patterson, recording and corresponding secretaries; . Mrs. William ‘F. Keough treasurer; Mrs. Ludwig Burck, chaplain; Mrs. Donald Millholland, marshall, and Mrs. D. R. Foster, adviser, : |
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war. The board passed a resolution in acknowledgment of his help to the association during that time. Reports that 5757 visits were made during March and 804 visits |
were made to children having | tickets; Miss Lucille Maze, mail-| communi at the | ing; Miss Helen Brown, table prizes,| ——— : {and Miss Julia Recker, reception,
measles also were given meeting,
tion. 84—Study group, 10 a. m. There Be a Sex Problem?” Mrs. 8. W. Benham. “Welcome Home, | Father,” Mrs. George H, Batt. i 85—1:30 p. m. Easter devotions, the Rev. Harold Hazenfield. Easter music by junior high school pupils. Election.
Service Association Plans Card Party
A post-Lenten card party will be
{given in memory of William L. held by the Mutual Service asso- | For this pattern, send 20 cents, |) 288art, the Public Health Nursing ciation at 8 p. m. | Saint Die, France, will be discussed. chairman of the A. W. 8. council. in coins, your name, address, size 2sSoclation directors announced at
next Monday in| the Murat temple. { The aim of the group is to raise] money to help business women .a times of need. Miss Ada Dickhut, chairman for
{the event, will be assisted by Miss
Florence Engelage as co-chairman. Other committee chairmen are Miss Margaret Kosh, candy; Miss Lena Thomson, special; Miss Josephine Borst and Miss
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Chalcedony Club
Mrs. J. C. Cunningham will be hostess at the Chalcedony club meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln. She will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Luker and Mrs. | F. R. Jeffries. Mrs. F. H. Warren will be chairman of the meeting, |
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