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THI HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO, Sulphur Springs, Tuxos, Friday, Moy », 1W0-5.
DEATHS
D.L. Dillard Jr.
Services for David L. Dillard
Jr., 48, were held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at the Kirby Funeral
HomeinHenagar.Ala.
Mr. Dillard died at 3 a.m.
Monday during open heart
surgery.
He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peck Dillard of Conroe,
former residents of Sulphur
Bluff.
M.T. Booher
Maurice Truett Booher, 54, of
5501 Kayway in Greenville died
Sunday at 4:20 a.m. at a
Greenville nursing home.
He was bom July 25, 1925 in
Collinville to Harim V. and
Willie Rilley Fuller Booher.
Mr. Booher married Tommie
Flo Meeks on March 12,1950 in
Lone Oak. She preceded him in
death on June 4,1974.
He was a veteran, having
served in the U.S. Navy, and
was an employee of the
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Company. He was a member of
the Baptist church.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Monday in the Coker-Mathews-
Peters Funeral Chapel in
Greenville with the Rev. Earl
Bruce officiating. Burial was in
the Forest Park Cemetery.
Survivors include a son, M.T.
Booher Jr. of Sulphur Springs;
a daughter, Mrs. Linda Black of
Greenville; a brother, Billy
Booher of Grobes; and a sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Waggoner of Fort
Worth.
He was preceded in death by
a brother and a sister.
C.E. McClain
Charles Edward McClain, 49,
of 1014 Albany St. in Orange
died at 2 p.m. Wednesday at
Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital in
Beaumont.
He was bom June 21,1930 in
Sulphur Springs to Mack and
Gertrude Simpson McClain.
Mr. McClain was employed
as a plumber for the West
Orange Cove School District.
Services were conducted at 3
p.m. Friday in the Tapp
Funeral Chapel with the Rev.
B.C. Wilkins officiating. Burial
was in the Arbala Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife,
Grace McClain; two daughters,
Paula McClain and Mrs. Charla
Macicek, both of Houston; two
brothers, F.L. McClain of
Bridge City and Robert Mc-
Clain of San Antonio; and two
grandchildren.
Ray Teer
Military rites for Ray Teer,
46, of Mineola were held at 2
p.m. Wednesday in the English
Funeral Home chapel in
Mineola, with Chaplain Paul F.
Howe officiating.
Burial was in Myrtle Springs
Cemetery in Wood County, with
members of the military ser-
ving as pallbearers.
Mr. Teer died Monday in
Tyler after a short illness. He
was retired from the U.S. Army
and had resided in Mineola
since his retirement.
He was a member of the
Sulphur Springs Masonic lodge,
Dallas Consistory, Scottish
Rite, Hella Shrine Temple of
Dallas and the Mineola Post
7523 of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Surivors include his wife,
Grace Teer of Mineola; three
sons, Donnel Teer of Freemont,
Calif., David Teer of Tyler and
Gary Teer of Mineola; a
brother, Kenneth Teer of
Sherman; and one grand-
daughter.
Florine Harris
Funeral services for Mrs.
Jack (Florine) Harris were
held Monday at 10 a.m. in the
Lamar Road Church of Christ in
Paris. Graveside services were
conducted at 3 p.m. Monday at
the Laurel Land Cemetery in
Dallas. Fry and Gibbs Funeral
Home in Paris was in charge of
arrangements.
Mrs. Harris died Thursday in
the Reynolds Army Hospital at
Fort Sill, Okla. She was 57.
The daughter-in-law of Mrs.
H.F. Harris of Sulphur Springs,
she is survived by her husband;
a daughter, Mrs. Bobby Lorette
Weddle of Paris; a son, Jim
Young of Texas City; and four
grandchildren.
Other survivors include three
sisters, Mrs. Floyd Morris of
Oklahoma, Mrs. Billy Miers of
Dallas and Polly Berkely of
Paris; two brothers, Mack
Herron of Reno and Harris
Herron of Blossom; and two
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Don Lanier
and Mary Jane Gregory, both of
Sulphur Springs.
Jewell DeBord
Funeral services for Mrs.
Jewell DeBord, 82, of 417 Park
St., were conducted at 2 p.m.
Sunday in the Murray-Orwosky
Chapel, with Dr. Jack W.
Robbins officiating. Burial was
in City Cemetery with
graveside rites conducted by
the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW
Post 8560.
Mrs. DeBord died at 10:10
a.m. Friday in Memorial
Hospital.
She was born in Hopkins
County on Jan. 19, 1898, the
daughter of Will and Adel
McLaughlin Jobe, and had lived
in Hopkins County all her life.
She was married to Jake J.
DeBord in Sulphur Springs on
June 13,1914. He preceded her
in death in 1966. She also was
preceded in death by a son,
Lowry Jewell DeBord, in 1918.
Mrs. DeBord was a member
of the First Baptist Church. She
also was a member of the
Disabled Americans Auxiliary;
VFW Post 8560 Auxiliary; and
the Hopkins County Rod and
Gun Club.
Survivors include two sons,
Jake DeBord Jr. of Garland and
Charlie DeBord of Richardson;
a daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Junell of Sulphur Springs; eight
grandchildren and six great-
grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Jack M.
Bullard, Wayne Bullard, Joe R.
Pogue, Taft Sickles, Frances
Pogue, Robert Mercer, Aulbert
Stone and Ellis David Gaddy.
Serving as honorary
pallbearers were Dr. Joseph B.
Longino, Dr. Stephen B.
Longino Jr., W.A. Caruthers,
Dan E. Bonner, Paul Tipping,
John Beadles, Lewis Clifton,
John Woodall, Hall Gaddy,
Mark Gaddy, Tommy Wilburn,
William G. Murray, Hurley
Pogue, Raymond Pogue, J.R.
Beck, John D. Rhodes, Travis
Rhodes and Fird Rhodes.
Billy G. Irby
Services for Billy Gene Irby,
53, of 920 Church were pending
at midweek with the Murray-
Orwosky Funeral Home.
Mr. Irby died Wednesday
morning at the McAlester
Regional Hospital in McAlester,
Okla.
hospitals
i _/
Admitted
Thomas Petty, Brashear.
Mrs. Hilbert Patterson, 731
Sunset.
Mrs. Luther Perkins, 300
Mulberry.
Mrs. Lela Tramel, Hopkins
County Nursing Home.
F.O. Eppars, Dike.
Mrs. Mattie Miller, Cumby.
Mrs. Jesse Smith, 307 Fuller.
Mrs. Grover Ivory, 300
Lamar.
Mrs. Ola McCoy, Como.
Robert Moss, 1225 Main.
Mrs. Debrah Hankins, Route
5.
Mrs. Lee Hudson, Route 5.
Mrs. Jeanette Hoover, 609
Lamar.
Mrs. Frankie Ferguson,
Route 1.
Hoyt P. Gideon, 625 Tate.
Michael Smith, 305 Fuller.
Mrs. Connie Strickland,
Cumby.
Mrs. Nellie Bell, Route 1.
Mrs. Avon Scott, Route 4.
Mrs. Mary Darrah, 113
Garrison.
Mrs. James Odell, Como.
Mrs. Hester West,
Woodhaven Nursing Home.
Donnie Shaw, 221 Ross.
Mrs. Cordelia Walker, 405
Atkins.
Mrs. William R. Bailey,
Como.
Mrs. Dolly W. Pharr,
Woodhaven Nursing Home.
George R. Anderson, Cumby.
Mrs. Lucy Parnell, 1204
Lemon.
Michelle Duffey, Route 2.
Mrs. G.V. Hughes, 1614
Raintree Circle.
Crystal L. Case, 1225 Main.
Benny Darlin, Star Route.
Roger Odom, Cumby.
John Inman, Route 2.
James Ross, 207 Atkins.
Allen Chamness, Yantis.
Mrs. Jerry Chester, 827
Brinker.
Mrs. Margaret Ishmael,
Como.
Mrs. Mary Hamrick, 520
Plano.
Buck Eppars, 1096 Church.
Jason Goldsmith, Route 1.
Sammy Tarrant, 1605 Irvin.
Mrs. Ellen Fouse, 701
Cranford.
Lenora Potter, 717 College.
Mrs. Mildred Caldwell,
Leisure Lodge Nursing Home.
Mrs. Mabel Parnell, 201 Oak
Avenue.
Shane Leslie, 1220 Texas.
Mrs. Dawson Fuller, 805
Hodge.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Como.
Patricia Markastomas, 628
Bellview.
Randall Hill, 210 Duckworth.
Richard Lee, 514 S. Locust.
Mrs. Jessie Banks, 971
Taylor.
Dismissed
Mrs. Alma Smith, 1225 Main.
Mrs. Patty Lawrence, 605
Houston.
Michelle Skidmore, Pickton.
Robert Rhoades, Saltillo.
Mrs. Kenneth Burney and
baby girl, 122 E. Park.
Andrew Trout, 212 E. Spence.
Mrs. Barbara Gibbs, 803
Church.
Leroy Hudson, Reservoir St.
Mrs. Rosa Sanders, 130
Carter.
Pat Chaffin, Yantis.
John Weston, Route 3.
Carl Anderson, Route 5.
Bryan White, 711 College.
Brian McGlammery, Como.
Edmond Arnold, Como.
Veronica Smith, 408
Beecham.
James Boyer, Pickton.
Mrs. John Phillips, 840
Alabama.
Mrs. Earl Luttrell, Sulphur
Springs Nursing Home.
Andrew Ward, Route 5.
Mrs. C.C. Perkins, Dike.
Phil Sartin, 219 Jefferson.
Mrs. William Kizer, 206 Park.
David Hudson, 716 Cranford.
Tommie Sanderson, Route 3.
Leonard Newkirk, Como.
Kenneth Vaden, 500 Lamar.
Mrs. Mattie Conner, Route 4.
Mrs. James Odell, Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Alexandra Rios and
baby girl, 213 Beckham.
Robert Moss, 1225 Main.
Mrs. Grover Ivery, 300
Lamar.
Mrs. Lou Edna Palmer, 724
Church.
Mrs. Ted Morris and baby
girl, Route 1.
Mrs. Douglas Grizzle, Route
1.
Michelle Duffey, Route 2.
Louis Nichols, Como.
Ernest Terry, Brashear.
Mrs. George Meyer, 217
Parkins.
Stephen Garrard, 413 Jef-
ferson.
Mrs. Ruby Vititow, 1201
Fisher.
Porter Shelton, 309 Lee.
Mrs. Newman Bradford and
baby girl, Saltillo.
Mrs. Miron Harrison and
baby boy, 3Q5 E. Beckham.
Epiefinio Garcia, Brashear.
Mrs. W.W. Dodd, Route 1.
Mrs. Eugene Fitzgerald and
baby girl, 643 Gilmer.
Mrs. Louis Reeves, Route 2.
Stacey Robinson, 308 Towne.
Melvin Smith, Route 5.
Mrs. Mary Petty, 109 Ran-
dolph.
Byrd L. Bonner
Local man
graduates
with honors
Byrd Lowery Bonner
received the Bachelor of Arts
degree in commercement
exercises at Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn.
May 9. Graduating with honors
in his double major disciplines
of Business and Classics, he is a
member of Eta Sigma Phi,
National Honorary Classical
Fraternity, and of the
Economics-Business Ad-
ministration Association, and of
the Sarratt Center Advisory
Council.
During his senior year, he
was chosen as a nominee for
Outstanding Senior Man of the
university.
He was a member of The
Original Cast, a popular
musical revue group on the
Vanderbilt campus four years,
serving as technical director
during his junior year. He
accompanied the group to New
Orleans, La., McComb, Miss,
and Birmingham, Ala., where
they presented several per-
formances for various
organizations while also en-
joying a vacation the week prior
to graduation.
After spending the summer
months in Sulphur Springs with
his family, Byrd plans to enter
Southern Methodist University
School of Law' next fall. He is a
1976 graduate of Sulphur
Springs High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Bonner,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Longino
Bonner and Mr. and Mrs. D.R.
Bonner were in Nashville to
attend the commencement
exercises of their son, brother
and grandson, respectively.
After the commencement in
which Chancellor Alexander
Heard addressed the graduates
and the conferring of degrees,
they attended a receptionl given
by Chancellor Heard and
President Emmett B. Fields
honoring the graduates and
their families in the courtyard
of Branscomb Quadrangle, and
a brunch at the Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity house.
Area residents
earn ET degrees
COMMERCE - Hopkins
County and the surrounding
area were well represented at
the recent graduation exercises
at East Texas State University.
ETSU graduated a total of 757
students during the regular
spring commencement exer-
cises recently in the University
Auditorium.
Honored as Distinguished
Alumni during the ceremonies
were Leonard Prewit (B.S.
1949, M.S. 1950) and Darrell D.
Tully (B.S. 1940). Prewitt has
been executive secretary of the
Teacher Retirement System of
Texas since 1974, and Tully,
ETSU’s first All-America
athlete in 1938, is retired from
coaching and sports ad-
ministration from the Spring
Branch public schools in
Houston.
The following are the
graduates according to their
hometowns:
SULPHUR SPRINGS: Paula
Altenbaumer, BS; Randal
Lawrence Bouldin, BS; Perry
Floyd Bradley, III, BBA; Billy
T. Burney, BS; Gary R. Coker,
BBA; Lea Anne Dickson, MA;
Doris Lavada Graham, BS;
Henry A. Keller, BS; Pamela
Lusk, BS; Joyce Alene Miller,
BS; Charles W. Murray, BBA;
Barbara Marie Perritt, BA;
Tony Gene Smith, BS; Jan
Spencer, BS; Lanelle Moss
Stanley, BS; Betty Lou
Thompson, BS; Perry Alvin
Vemer, BS; Mark C. Warren,
BS; Kim L. Whitworth, BBA;
John Lynn Winslow, BMED.
DIKE: Gary Don Causey,
MS.
PICKTON: Virginia L.
Brown, BS.
YANTIS: Laura Lynn At-
tlesey, BS.
EMORY: Trudy Ann Coker,
BS; Albert Coke Hays, BS.
COOPER: Mary Jill Burrow,
BS; Judy Ann Carrington,
MED; Janice Chapman, MS;
Glen E. Stone, BS; Harold V.
Watkins, BS; Mary Wilkerson,
EDD.
WINNSBORO: Charles Lee
Garrett, BS; Mary Elizabeth
Morgan Gunn, BS; Audena
McCullah, BS.
QUITMAN: Elba Wilson,
MED; Warren Hamill Wilson,
MED.
Area residents
among grads
PARIS — Area students were
among those who recently
graduated from Paris Junior
College.
Sulphur Springs graduates
included Larry D. Duncan,
Gayla Bea Smith Herschler,
Harold Horton Jr., Charlotte
Hurley, Davis E. Jumper,
Charles W. Murray, Effie
Loretta Rogers and Wanda
Carlene Strange.
Como resident Barbara Ann
Clark was included in the list of
recent grads along with Allen
Lee Stewart of Cumby and
Annette Morgan Stinson of
Winnsboro.
Hopkins County
court records
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following couples have
filed applications for marriage
licenses with the County Clerk’s
office:
Larry Don Stone to Janis Ann
Martin, David Kynn Watson to
Myra Margaret Pilcher, Oney
Richard Christie to Lavanna
Beth Cox, David Roy Vincent to
Rebecca Lea Schulz, Barry
Glenn Pryor to Dorothy Marie
Askew and for Carey Del
Gibson to Sara Jo Watts.
DIVORCESGRANTED
The following divorces have
* been recently granted and filed
in the office of District Clerk
Ola Beckham:
John Gordon Morris and Lee
Ann Morris, Cynthia Kay
Maynard and Ronnie Lee
Maynard, Dan Wayne Hum-
phrey and Sandra Lynn
Humphrey, Dorothy Faye
Cleveland and Clifton L.
Cleveland, Angela Marie Large
and Larry James Large, Ola G.
Worsham and A.B. Worsham
and for Phillip Wayne Graves
and Deana Marie Graves.
LANDTRANSFERS
Warranty deeds for the
following land transfers have
been recently recorded in the
office of County Clerk Mary
Attlesey:
D.H. Hare, Ellen Ham and
Glee D. Hare to J.R. Hare, 63
acres in the John Rowland and
William S. Johnson surveys;
Mary E. Jones to Thomas
Charles and Beverly Ann
Shumway, 39.75 acres in the
J.K. Lyle survey and 15.6 acres
in the R.C. Graves and M.W.
Matthews surveys;
Mafy E. Jones to The
Veterans Land Board of the
State of Texas, 25 acres in the
J.K. Lyle, R.C. Graves and
M.W. Matthews surveys;
Pizzini and Carol Price to Joe
D. and Paula J. Price, 107.199
acres in the E. P. Gaines sur-
vey;
Lloyd and Dorothy Via to
Michael M. Mattison, a tract in
the H.D. Parsons survey near
Cumby;
Thomas N. and Marie
Gregory to Arlon L. and Lillian
J. Anderson, lot six of block
three of the third section of the
Davidson Addition;
Linda Jean Blount to Lloyd H.
and Wyvonne Smith, a tract in
the Mary Ann Bowlin survey;
Joe B. and Ann Ardis to
Robert B. and Durann Ardis, a
tract in the Mary Ann Bowlin
survey;
Irvan F. Husbands to Verda
L. Price, a tract in the H.D.
Parsons survey;
Home Development Company
to Kel-Wat Home Lumber
Company, Inc. .685 acres in the
Mary Ann Bowlin survey;
Evelyn M. Melton to Carl E.
Melton, a tract in the Mary Ann
Bowlin survey;
A.V. and Bessie Ford, J.C.
Ford, Johnny and Janie Ford,
Fayrean and Ely Thomas and
Dorothy Mae and H.D. Thomas
to Earnest and Bernice Brown,
10 acres in the Nacogdoches
University survey;
Lester D. and Laverne Self to
Rickey and Debbie Bain, 51.260
acres in the Ira Stephenson
survey;
Ardell E. Irvin, Janet Irvin
Higgins McCormack and Judith
Irvin Darling to Gina Michelle
Higgins Bailey, three tracts in
the Elizabeth Melton survey;
Ardell E. Irvin and Gina
Michelle Higgins Bailey to
Janet Irvin Higgins Mc-
Cormack and Judith Irvin
Darlin, 147.75 acres in the
Daniel Fuller survey, 60 acres
in the William Hargrove sur-
vey, 116.2 acres in the C.A.
Galbreath survey, 10.001 acres
in the Samuel Belt survey and
3.79 acres in the Jasper County
School Land survey;
William and Enid Brasher,
Betty Jo and Wayne Jones and
Rose Ane Brasher to Rousser
Farms, Inc., 1,146.5547 acres in
the John Turner survey, 254.630
acres in the E.P. Gaines sur-
vey, and 89.672 acres in the
McCulloch survey;
Emma McGill to James C.
and Nadine Akin, three acres in
the A. J. Kinney survey;
Thelma G. Shrode, Zelma R.
McCullough, Freda G. Davis,
Bethel J. Pendleton, Cora L.
Baxley and Verda N. Davidson
to Richard Scherer, 120 acres in
the H.T. Barclay survey and six
acres in the A.P. Gilliland
survey;
Gena Bridges, Huell and Effie
Bridges, Nona Dell and J.C.
Tapp and Reba Baucom to
Pizzini and Carol Price, a tract
on the east side of Gilmer Street
and the west side of Depot
Street;
Johnnie R. and Theadell D.
Bland to Henry Gay Gray and
George Marvin Gray, 300.0065
acres in the F. Anthony survey;
Ruth Muriel Bell and Barbara
A. and Lesley Seymore to John
Talley Bell, 88 acres in the Jose
Zunega survey;
John Talley Bell and Barbara
A. and Lesley Seymore to Ruth
Muriel Bell, lot eight and lot two
of block three of the Lee-Hi
Addition;
Ruth Muriel Bell and John
Talley Bell to Barbara A.
Seymore, 92 acres in the Jose
Zunega survey;
Thomas White to Thelya and
Loy E. Bone, 149 acres in the
Daniel Anding survey and four
acres in the F. Marrs survey;
F. Gene and Janette Watson
to David K. Watson, a tract in
the Mary Ann Bowlin survey;
Carol and Pizzini Price to
Roger D. and Cynthia L.
Humphries, a tract in the G.W.
Downing survey;
George E. and Lois M.
Wallace to Billy J.D. and Mary
F. Moffett, 66 acres in the
Edmon P. Gaines survey, 67
acres in the Henry E. Smith
survey and 18.3 acres in the E.
Finley survey;
Alfred Ryan and Lynn Mallett
Herren to Edward J. and
Deborah Oats Clinton, 31 acres
in the J.J. Gant survey and 73
acres in the G.C. Wetmore
survey;
Virginia Bailey Green to
Rosemary Tucker Bailey, a
tract in the Mary Ann Bowlin
survey;
Jim Bruce Brown to Malcolm
Clayton, 16.8 acres in the An-
tonio Lazarin survey;
L.O. and Johnnie Taylor to
Calvin F. and Mary F. Flowers,
9.050 acres in the Nacogdoches
University survey;
Louis R. and Mary Louise
Starrett to V.E. Ray, .5 acre;
T.J. Burnett to Georgine
Richardson, an acre in the
William Nichols survey;
Rose Lee Stewart, Mary
Young and Neda Harris to
Hazel Faye Pitts, a tract in the
Mary Ann Bowlin survey;
Florence V. Jones to William
Spigner, Rachel Spigner, Linda
Spigner and Freddie Spigner,
an interest in 81 acres in the E.
Alvarado survey and 39.9 acres
in the John Bradley survey;
Judith Irvin Darling to Janet
Irvin Higgins McCormack, an
interest in 147.75 acres in the
Daniel Fuller survey, 60 acres
in the William Hargrove sur-
vey, 116.2 acres in the C.A.
Galbreath survey, 10.001 acres
in the Samuel Belt survey and
3.79 acres in the Jasper County
School Land survey;
Devon and Dorothy Baugh to
Michael and Juanita Hackney,
a tract in the Mary Ann Bowlin
survey.
Only Two Slots Remain
Open for AARP Tour
Lon Dickerson, chairman of
the AARP tour committee,
announced that only two
vacancies remain for the
group’s July 11 and 12 bus trip
to Palo Duro Canyon to see
“Texas.” The announcement
came at the group’s May 6
meeting held in the Wesley
Methodist Church.
Pat Phillips opened the
meeting with a prayer followed
by the singing of “America”
and the pledge to the flag lead
by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Campbell.
Sixty-one members and guests
participated in the ceremony.
Group president Bill Passons
asked for the reading of the
minutes to be read by Minnie
Bell Hargrave and Stirling
Beckham gave the treasurer’s
report which revealed $493.41 in
the till. Ben Dickerson reported
a total of 192 members now on
the AARP roll.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wesson
were welcomed by the group as
new members. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Lee, Ben Dickerson and
Mrs. Florene Adams volun-
teered to participate in bingo
games at the Hopkins County
Nursing Home during June.
A musical program presented
by Mrs. Mildred McDonald was
introduced by Florene Adams.
Mrs. McDonald entertained
those present with old and new
songs of both popular and
sacred styles.
Members voted to continue
meeting throughout the sum-
mer with the next meeting
being slated as a covered dish
supper June 3.
J.H. Connelly
Local credit
pinch eases
Loosening of the severe
spring credit squeeze is
bringing a limited resumption
of lending activities by the
Sulphur Springs Loan &
Building Associatetion.
“The money situation is
better and we are beginning to
process new applications
again,” C. Glynn Lowe,
president, said Wednesday.
Directors of the association
approved Tuesday purchase of
a new computer with sufficient
capacity to handle anticipated
future growth.
They also elected J.H. Con-
nelly, retired Mount Vernon
banker, as an additional
member of the board. The
association opened a branch
office in Mount Vernon last
year.
Lowe said that with interest
rates down substantially on the
popular six-month “money
market” certificates of deposit,
investors are now turning to a
30-month certificate that pays
1% percent more interest.
A NUMBER of relatives and
friends of George S. Lemon
were in Winnsboro Thursday
afternoon to attend his funeral
services. The widely-known
real estate agent died Tuesday.
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