The Mexia Weekly Herald (Mexia, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1946 Page: 4 of 8
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VH10AY. JULY 19. INI
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i-8>t©ne Activities Through The
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rmers are enjoy.ng the past
sk of dry weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Tuddle,
and daughter-in-law, of
auston, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Isbell over the week end.
^ Miss Hazel Watson of Wink is
.visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Isbell,
>i? Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dauley
. Spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Zuma Eady.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cregg attend-
ed church at Horn Hill Sunday,
j. Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Andrews and
ifon, Larry, Mrs. Louie Carter,
ive returned from Mr. and Mis.
C. Wornaeks of Comanchie,
lexas, where they attended a
ftunily reunion. All brothers
and sisters were present except
djpe brother, Mr. Dunsy Freeman,
erf Lamesa, who was ill at his
home. This being the first re-
uinion since the death of their
father in '42.
' Mr. Bruce Broodnax is very
busy in his peach crop now,
htfiying so many nice ones fur
safe.
Mrs. Ana RicldJp, Mrs. Ruby
Crocxom of Houston, were week
end visitors in the home of Mis.
Riddles' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
1 F. Andrews.
7 Mr. Cecil Bowden had business
■ in Mexia Sunday.
Lost Prairie
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Henry and
family of Groesbeck spent Satur-
day night with Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Doekery.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, Jr., of Need-
' erland returned home this week
after spending several days with
'her father, J. S. Sins.
*' Billy Guy Sims of Port Arthur
'is visiting his parents, Mr. and
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Mrs. Guy Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Martin of
Sweetwater spent last week with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Sims.
Mrs. Ella Jailor of Waco, Mr.
Will Brown of Corsicana and
Mrs. Kate Adlain of Lockhart
visited Mrs. Jennie Brown this
week.
Mrs. W. L. Allen is visiting her
daughter and son-in-lar-, Mr. and
Mrs. Vinen Houser oi Corpus
Christi.
Bennie D. Mnv of Teague is
vi.sij.ing his sister, Mrs. Glenn
Hardison.
Novell and Mondell Cunning-
ham of Houston are visiting their
qrand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Ferguson
>f Pasadena, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Doekery
this week.
Mrs. J. B. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Jimmie Lee of Mexia visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sims this
week.
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Mesquite
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Roberts Sunday
were: Mrs. Piatt and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Duglas and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Piatt,
■ill of Odds and Bro. Hyden of
Groesbeck.
Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Willard
have as guests this week: Barba-
ra Nell Cargile of Ft. Worth.
T. Popejoy of College Station
visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Popejoy Sunday .
We had a nice crowd out for
Sunday school Sunday and we
were sorry Bro. Hyden could not
be with us for church services.
Nellie Ruth Sanders and Bob-
bie Sanders were dinner guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lie Duke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Willard
visited in the home ol' Mr." and
Mrs. William Allen of Prairie
Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Beck-
visited Mrs. Johnson of Groes-
beck recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caddell at-
tended a dinner at Frosa on last
Sunday.
Barbara Nell Cargile spent
Tuesday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Cargile.
OLETHA
Sunday School was well at-
tended Sunday.
The revival meeting begins
Friday evening, July 10, with
Rev. Lester Roloff of Corpus
Christi conducting the services,
we cordially invite and urge
everyone to attend.
Another lovely social affair
was given Tuesday, July 9, when
Mrs. Jack Lewis entertained in
her home, with a miscellaneous
shower, honoring Mrs. James
Copeland, who before her recent
marriage was Miss Ruby Lucile
Lev/is of Delia.
After enjoying several games
and contests, refreshments of
delicious icc cream and cake
were served to the following
guests. Mrs. Jake Thompson,
Mr;;. Eail Thompson, Mrs. Alton
Murray, Mrs. Bell Lewis of De-
lia ,Mrs. T. J. Richardson, Mrs.
Alton Thompson, Mrs. W. R.
Sherood, Mrs. ldo Shields, Mrs.
Chub Martin, Mrs. Marvin Stin-
son, Mrs. Oran Powell, Mrs.
Kimball Hughes, Mrs. J. B. Lind-
ley, Mrs. L. D. McClennan of
Thornton, Mrs. Desmond Gibson
of Victoria and Misses Sibyle
Shields, Nan Hughes and Emma
Sadler.
Mrs. Pearl Murray returned
home Tuesday from an extended
visit with her children at Texas
City and Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Wil-
liams of Galveston visited Fri-
day with his brother and family
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stem.
Leroy Thomas spent last week
end visiting his sister and family
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis of
Hebronville.
Misses Mary Ethel and Hazel
Marie Price of Mexia visited
their aunt, Mrs. Cassie Thomas,
Friday.
Recent guests in the home of
I Mr. and Mrs. Hilly Sanders were
Mr. and Mr.?. Burtis Jones of
South Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Martin, Houston; Mrs. Dill
Sparks, Henderson; Mrs. Bertha
Lee Sims of Dallas; and Mrs.
Evil Sanders of Union.
E. R. Thomas, Alton and Leroy
Thomas made a business trip to
Waco Monday.
Misses Leovis Turner and Eva
Joe Jackson of Seale attended
Sunday School here Sunday.
ALTO SPRINGS
Tehuacana
Miss Adelaide Reese of Dallas,
spent the week end with her
parents.
Mrs. Vernon Flowers of Kil-
gore spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. N. P. Willis.
Mrs. Dominy and daughters
of Hillsboro were week end
guests of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Cogdell.
Mrs. Maud Bain, Mrs. Claud
Pickett, Mrs. Eugene Bounds and
E. C. Trotter are receiving medi-
cal treatment in the Mexia hos-
pitals.
Miss Monla Ruth Burney is in
Denton Teachers College for the
next six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcridith of
Jonesboro, La., Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Hardison of Georgetown,
Mr. and Mrs. David McCartney
of Pollock, La. are visiting in the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kelley Bounds.
Mrs. Charles Meeker and son,
John Charles, of Austin, spent
the week with her mother and
family, Mrs. Alice Fowler.
Mrs. Alexander of Coolidge
was a recent guest of Mrs. Mary
Cogdell.
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'Jackson for Judge
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ELECT CHARLIE SHREVE
FOR A SECOND TERM
Charlie Shrcve has
faithfully, honest-
ly, efficiently and
impartially fulfill-
ed his duties as
Sheriff of Lime-
stone County since
January 1, 1945.
He has had sixteen
years experience as a peace officer and
this valuable experience has enabled him
to carry out' his duties in (-his importdnt of-
fice with dispatch and efficiency.
On the basis of his record and expciience
we solicit your vote and influence in re-
electing
CHARLIE SHREVE
to the traditional second term which
Limestone County has customarily given
its sheriffs.
(Political Advertisement paid for by the friends of Charlie
Shreve)
Most every one from here at-
tended the cemetery working at
Mustang last Thursday.
The report was lots of good
dinner, a large crowd. In the
afternoon a few of the candidates
spoke in behalf of their candida-
cy •
Rerniese Burnes and son, Ber-
iard F. Burns, John Burns, Miss
Anna Burns all of Lampasas ar-
rived Tuesday to visit in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
McCarver here, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
dy Burns of Mustang and for the
cemetery working.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Mclntrye last week
were: Mrs. Jay Preston and two
jhildren, Miss Loyce Hollins-
worth, Junior Hollinsworth and
Miss Polly Mason, all of Big
Sandy.
Those visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kay were Mrs.
Linnie Clark of Rule; Mrs. Vera
Baugh of Stamford, Mrs. Blanch
Tate of Snyder; Miss Iva Mac
Preston of Big Sandy; Mr. and
Mrs. Jalna Kay and children of
Big Sandy ;en route to visit a
sister at Big Spring. Mr. and
Mrs. Kay accompanied them to
Big Spring.
Mrs. Lester Williams had the
pleasure of having her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gillihand, from
Big Spring with her last week.
No new cases of mumps. Little
Bob Sharp was the latest rase.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunt
are spending the week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kay, while
they go 011 their vacation.
Howard McCarule left Satur-
day for Lampasas, where he has
employment.
Mr. Bud trlnkley of Mart
was a visitor here Monday.
Mr. P. B. Ward and O. R. Mc-
Bay had business in Waco Mon-
day.
Miss Agnes Hines spent a few
days last week with her sister,
Mrs. R. W. Willis, of Houston.
Mr. Herman and W. B. How-
ard had business in Coolidge
and Waco Monday.
Mrs. Stella Ward is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Wilburne Blue of Mexia
spent Monday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mann and
son of Prairie Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Renfro of Mustange and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shorter and
children of here spent Sunday
with Mrs. G. W. Shorter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burke spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bry-
ant Burke of Mart.
Mrs. S. J. Hines and daughter,
Agnes, had business in Mexia
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. J. Burke and daughter,
Lois, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Burke of Coolidge Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. Glenn Burke
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Burke of Walnut
Springs.
MR MRS COCKRUM
PARENTS OF GIRL
BORN WEDNESDAY
The Appalachians of North
Carolina comprise the oldest
I mass of mountains in America
which have never been submerg-
ed or subjected to glacier ero-
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Morris
Cockrum arc the parents of a
baby daughter born Wednesday
evening, July 17, in a local hos-
pital. The b!tby weighed '/
pounds at birth. Mr. and Mrs.
Cockrum have two other chil-
dren. The baby has not been
named.
BABY GIRL IS BORN
TO MR., MRS. HARP
TUESDAY, JULY 16
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Harp arc
the parents of a baby daughter
born on July 16 in a local hos-
pital. The baby, Carllyn Ann,
weighed 7 pounds and 13 ounces
at birth. This is Mr. and Mrs.
Harp's first child.
Mrs. Harp is the former Miss
Mildred Wadlo.
WASHINGTON, July la (UP)—
The War Department was order-
ed today to supply four motored
army transport planes to U. S.
airlines operating overseas to re-
place the giant Constellations
grounded last week by Civil
Aeronautics Administration.
The order was issued by the Air
Coordinating Committee, an in-
ter-agency group which coordi-
nates aviation policy of the CAA,
the Civil Aeronautics Board, the
postoffice department, the Bureau
of the Budget and thfc State, War
and Navy Departments.
Point
Enterprise
Doyle McGee is in a Mexia
hospital wi'h pneumonia.
Woodrow Hinchliffe who was
in the hospital for a long time in
a cast is out of "his cast now and
able to ride around some.
Mrs. J. D. Lee 'is still confined
to her bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Anion Holt and
daughter, Willean, and Miss
Verginanell Kerzee of Ft. Worth-
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Kerzee and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Boozman
of Mexia visited Mr. and Mrs.
Will Zerzec Sunday.
Dr. J. Fain Moore and Clyde
Moore of Coolidge visited Mrs.
Mary Hunt and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Lightsey Sunday.
Mrs. Jim McBay and daughter,
Mrs. Vernon Burleson and
daughter and son-in-law visited
Mrs. II. W. Tolson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of
Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Cox and family of Mansville, La.,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cox and
family of Teague visited Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Cox and mother, Mrs.
W. J. Cox, last weekend.
Mrs. S. C. Johnson and Miss
Elizabeth Ann Winfrey of Hous-
ton is visiting in the community
this week.
Miss Sytha Jean Ely of Cotton
Gin spent the weekend with Mrs.
Joe Mack Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Fore visited
in Tehuacana Sunday.
Conrad Speight, Bobby Red-
doch and Bill Oliver were in
Teague Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dominy of
Dallas visited M.r and Mrs. F. D.
Franks over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McGee who
have been here on their vacation
for two weeks from Damon re-
turned home Saturday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. Forest McGee and
j son, Jerrie Lynn, ana Mrs. Ray
j McGee visited Mi s. J. L. Rober-
I son of Mexia Sunday afternoon.
! Mrs. Robcrson is seriously ill.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ida Wright at
Cotton Gin Tuesday afternoon.
There now is available for
bathtub . readers a bath pillow
of plastic cloth. You inflate
what appears to be a flat sack,
and two suction cups built into
the pillow will' hold it to the tub
while you rest your head against
it.
SUPERINTENDENT
GIVES TRANSFER
SCHEDULE FOR MEXIA
C. S. Hereford, Superintendent
of the Mexia Schools, stated to-
day that those school patrons
A'ho desire to transfer their chil-
dren from one school district t >
another are reminded that such
transfer application should be
made during the month of July.
The final dead line is July 31,
after which no transfers can be
made. Any parent desiring to
make transfer to the Mexia Dis-
trict may secure the proper
blanks from the office of the
School Tax Collector or by call-
ing the high school office, GOG,
and making such request.
School pupils who live in other
districts and attend the Mexia
School without having been
transferred are required to pay
tuition, therefore, it is urgent
that all transfers that will be de-
sired be made soon.
Personville
The health of this community
is fairly well at this writing.
There were several from this
community attended the memo-
rial services at Lost Prairie last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilburn
have returned home after spend-
ing the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wil-
burn, they live in Houston.
Rev. and.Mrs. W. W. Comer of
Freestone spent the night Satur-
day with Mrs. Minnie Webb.
Miss Jarcie Lee Wilburn has
returned to her home in Houston
after spending two weeks with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. W. Wilburn, Miss Nettie Wil-
burn accompanied her home for
an indefinite visit.
II. A. Webb and son, Sam, have
returned home to I-larlingen after
a weeks visit with his brother, L.
P. Webb.
The candidate speaking was
well attended Monday night and
the pie supper was a grand suc-
cess. Thanks to each and every
one that helped in any way.
The weather sure is hot, but
the women of this community
don't let that keep them from
canning corn, peas, tomatoes,
peaches, grape juice, in fact they
are canning anything that is to
eat that hey can get to can.
Well time is drawing near and
the candidates are sure busy
around this place, but we can't
vote for them all.
Grandpa Weaver of the Red
Hill community visited a few
days the past week with his
daughter and family, Rev. and
Mrs. W. Ii. Dillard.
FORMER MEXIAITE
EDITS ARMY PAPER
IN SENDEE, JAPAN
Technician Fourth Grade Os-
car A. Beyer of Dallas, Texas has
been recently promoted to the
rank of technician third grade.
Sgt. Beyer is editor of "Grenade."
a daily newspaper of IX Corps
Headquarters in Sendai, Japan,
home of over 220,000 Japanese.
Sgt. Beyer is the son of Peter
Beyer of lit. 2 Mexia, Texas, and
husband of Mrs. Fayrcne Beyer,
1023 Hilltop Drive, Rt. 3, Dallas,
Texas. The sergeant entered the
Army in January 1945, trained at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and sailed
for overseas in June of the same
year. In July, of 1945, he land-
ed on Lcyte, P. I., and joined up
with the 77th Infantry Division.
In March of this year, he was
assigned to IX Corps HQ. to the
job he presently holds.
Before his entrance into the
Army, Sgt. Beyer was a clerk for
Crespi & Co., Dallas, Texas.
MR. AND MRS. FOLEY
PARENTS OF BABY
GIRL BORN JULY 14
LARGEST BOMBER
TO MAKE TESTS
FORT WORTH, Tex., July 13
(UP)—The world's largest lanrl
based bomber and the army's
newest plane, the XB-36, under-
went safety inspections today at'
Fort Worth preparatory to its
first flight.
The tests were conducted by
tin Air Material Command at
the, Fort Worth plant of Consol-
idated Vultee Aircraft Corp.
The initial flight the bomber,
which has a length of 163 feet, a
whigspan of 230 feet and a taxi-
position height of 55 feet, will be
made when taxi tests are com-
pleted, officials said.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foley of
Delia arc the parents of a baby
girl born on July 14 in a local
hospital. The baby weighed 5
pounds and 13 '/a ounces at birth
and has been named Nelda Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Foley have one
other child, a girl.
POINT ENTERPRISE
REVIVAL BEGINS
FRIDAY NIGHT
JAYCEES NAME
COMMITTEES FOR
CENTENNIAL EVENT
Limestone
Celebration
August 18 thru 25
The program is fast rounding
into shape for the Limestone
Centennial Celebration to be held
in Mexia during the week of
August 18th through the 25th.
The event is being sponsored by
the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce of Mexia.
Committees have been named
for the various activities and are
listed .below:
Church Committees
August 18th and 25th:
Curtis Hicks, Chairman; Aubrey
Franklin.
Fiddlers and Hog Calling
Contest August 19th:
Charlie Rice, Chairman; Ted Bo-
hanan, R. J. Thompson, Toimnic
Wooldridge.
Barbecue August 19th:
Jack Matkin, Chairman; Buck
Jackson, Bill Climer,.
Barbecue Ticket Sales:
Dr. C. P. McKenzie, Chairman;
Jake Stubbs, Harold Nussbaum,
Paul Page, Lon Mitchell,
Leonard Tidwcll.
Square Dance August 20th:
Billy Manning, Chairman; Sam
Cox, Jr., Leon Flatt, M. M. Jack-
son.
Swim Carnival
Billy Jack Steele, Chairman;
Roy Crook.
Parade August 21st.
C. R. Noles, Chairman, Jack
Little.
Street Decorations:
Wilbur Withrow, John Neece Jr.,
Paul Page, Red Smith, Benny
Altman, Roland Aycock.
Concession Stands:
Dan Ecld Hamilton, Chairman;
Fred Brown, Charlie Rice.
Rodeo August 21-22-23-24
Jack Maris, Chairman; Fred Eu-
banks, Nolan Radke, Billy Crider.
Ticket Sales:
Herman Focke, Chairman; Billy
Beaver, R. L. Maddox, Jr.
Rodeo Advertising:
J. O. Banks, Chairman; Don Gul-
ihur, Jess Bennett, Jay Bowdcn
Glenn Best, Bob Croxdalc, Billy
Pollard.
Good Will Trips:
Benny Altman, Chairman; Fred
Brown, Sid McKinnon, Cleon
Brady, Homer Capps, Walter
Comer, James Cotton, Tom Eu-
banks, Bob Fain, Leonard Haw-
kins, Olive Henley, ('has. Ing-
ram, Henry Jackson, Thomas
Kelly, Doyce Lindley, Leonard
Tidwcll, Charlie Ingram, Henry
MeCord.
16 Page Centennial Paper:
Gene Womack, Chairman; Sid
McKinnon, Frank Johnson.
Posters and Siqns:
George Eubanks, Chairman; Dr.
W. R. Mathews, Gene Myers,
Horace Prather, John Rinchart,
Fred Prickett.
Correspondence:
pr. W. L. Carrington.
PROGRAM
1. August 18th: Everyone at-
"Jackson for Judge"
end church of CHOICE SUI«]aY
MORNING. Sunday night, mass
meeting of all churches at City
HALL.
Collections from services Sun-
day night to be used to erect
sign reading "Welcome to Mexia
—attend church of your choice.
2. August 19th: Bar-B-Q—Fid-
dlers and Hog Calling Contest at
rodeo grounds.
3. August 20th:. Old Time
Square Dance on streets.
4. August 21-22-23-24 Rodeo.
5. August 25: Attend church—
ending celebration. *
LETTERS
to the Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Editor, Mexia Weekly Herald
Dear Sir:
There seems to be some misun-
derstanding regarding the voting
of ex-service men. I am writing
this letter because I have been
personally questioned concerning
this situation. It is my under-
standing that all ex-service men
may vote it they are over twenty-
one years of age and'citizens of
the United States. All that is Re-
quired is that when they ^o to
vote they should show tlieir dis-
charge, or a photostatic copy of
it. If they do not have either
then they may sign an affidavit
that they were honorably dis-
charged from the United States
armed forces.
Also if a person is over 60
years of age and a citizen of the
U. S., he or she may vote at their
respective poling places withobt
in exemption. •
Respectfully yours,
George Eubanks.
Fluid milk and cream con-
.umption this year in the U. S.
s expected by the Department
•I' Agriculture to average abou);
10 quarts per person.
CPA issues Orders to
Prevent Withholding
Manufactured Goods
WASHING TON. July 19, (UP)
— The Civilian Production Ad-
ministration has issued an order
! designed to prevent manufactur-
ers from withholding household
items from the market to get
' higher prices.
! CPA's1 ordGr prohibits manu-
facturers from keeping on hand
more than a • 30-day supply of
such scarce items as furniture,
refrigerators, washing machines,
electric stoves, sewing machines
and vacuum cleaners. It also ap-
plies to photographic and some
building materials.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Y. Manning
have returned after visiting their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mi.:. Al Manning, in Van.
Mrs. Lura Jones of Houston is
Mrs. W. G. Ross, Sr. is serious-
ly ill at her home.
Mrs. A. C. Brothcrton and son,
James Alva, are Waco visitors
today.
Doctor M. M. Brown is a busi-
no:.;, vi.-ilor in Dallas today.
Friday night al 8:00 p. m. a
series of revival services are to
begin at Point Enterprise Baptist
Church. Rev. A. P. Hamertck,
pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Teague, will do the
preaching. Alvie Sellers is song
loader.
There will be a service Mon-
day morning at 10:30 a. in.
Rev. C. E. Stiles, pastor of the
Point Enterprise Church stated,
"Everyone is cordially invited
and urged to attend these meet-
ings."
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