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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
ELEVEN

fundamental dictates of common sense. The reality of the danger in- volved appears in the fact that figures just compiled by the National Board of Fire Underwriters show that there was approximately $17,5o0,0oe worth of damage done by fires caused by open lights in the years 1915 to 1913, inclusive. not to mention the loss of life incurred
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
JAPAN,S MAN-FACER CRAB.

One of the most singular-looking creatures that ever walked the earth or 'swam the waters under the earth is the man-faced crab of Japan. Its body is scarcely an inch in length, yet the head is filled with a face which is the counterpart of a Chinese coolie.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21

After four years the ban on bull in Mexico has been lifted.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03

great Spiritual Feast all day. At
eleven o'clock, Rev. Prince, the Presid-
ing Elder, occupied the pulpit and fed
our souls with bread from on high,
taking for his subject And his Name
Shall BE Called Wonderful lsiah $50
....At 500 p. m. Rev. ]. F. Griffen
that matchless orator. the powerful
man Of God. pastor of the First A. NJ.
f. church, Kansas City, Kans., delved
down itno logical truths, pictured
parallels of every day life, giving
cause and effect with such force and
power until we we're made to say did
not our Hearts burn within us as He
talked with us by the Way" The
church was crowded to its capacity . D..
At 500 p. m. again Rev Prince
preached with power, subject Gods
Touch. The Endeavor was lee
tuded to by Mr.. c. Versa of the Friend
shin Baptist church. The choir was
at its best and helped to make the
services complete. Mrs. Moss ofkan-
sas City. Kans.. sang a solo. The al
tar was filled with visiting ministers
.... Thursday morning Christmas ser
| vices we're the best and largest at
tended in the history of the church,
Way before five o'clock the pews be
gan to fill. Rev. Osborne preached
with power a great Christmas sermon
The Christmas tree was changed TINS
wear to a .manger, beautifully arrang'
ed by the Supt.. and Asst, Supt. will
a display of electric lights. The les
son taught was humility. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Hoard served an elaborate
nine course Christmas dinner to Rev
and Mrs. w. T. Osborne. Mrs. Jose
mime Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Brown. Misses Ellen Hoard. Marie
Whipple. Rev. and Mrs. Osbodne were
presented gifts of the season by the
host and hostess. MANY beautiful ar
ticles of value are still being receiv
ed by the L. w. S. Club for sale among
which has been articles and money &c
the amount of fourteen dollars donat
ed nv Mrs. Hester Owens, one of the
most devoted members of the cur
and Church. Other donations by Mes
DANES Maxey. Strickland, Thurman
Osborne and Forest. Rev. and Mrs
Prince ere dinner guests of Rev. ant
Mrs. Harris Sunday evening. Mrs
Prince and daughter spent Tuesda!
with Mrs. Ona B. Wilson. The Ban
ner class for the week is Glass No,
Brother Wright, leader. The Spirit
ual fervor was at its zenith Monda!
night at General Glass. Presiding FL
der Prince was present The JUNO
Endeavor League. under its leader
Miss Mollie B. Wilson, is progresslni
nicely.
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BETHEL A. M. (. CHURCH.
path and Flora.

All III services We're good and well
attended. The Sunday school open
ed on time with a very good attend
ance....A II o'clock Rev. Dawson
preached a sermon long to be remem
bered from Genesis $40 And the Lord
Called into Adam and Said Unto
him. Who're Art Thou. This was a
true, plain. practical sermon that
sank deep down in every heart pres
ent. There was one addition to the
church The c. f. is doing nicely
each Sunday. They have short pdo-
grams that are very interesting. Come
and join with us. Members and
friends Our fifteen minute praise
service will help you spiritually
At 7:45 cur pastor preached to a large
congregation, using for his text Luke
1910 For the Son of Man is Come
to Seek and Save that Which was lost.
Subject Christ Seeking for Sinners"
If all Of Rev. Dawson's sermons are
good this was surely his mastery one,
I'VE have started out in a protract-
ed meeting, praying that God will send
a revival that sinners, men, women
and children may be saved. In order
that God can use lis we must put on
the Whole Armor. so Rev. Dawson
extended the invitation and every
Christian in the house knelt at the al
tar, praying that God would c%onsecrate
us for these services. The invitation
is broad. Come and bring sinners out
of your family. Here is what the Saw
Tor says. Come out from among them:
be We separated and touch not the un.
clean thing and I will deceive you.
Christmas mornig at 500 O'Clock
Bethel was packed and Rev. ]. c. Har
ris who is helping our good pastor tc
carry on this meeting preached. TEX
Luke 24:11 GLORY to God in the High
est. Peace on Earth Good Will to Al
Men" Subject peace. Good Will to
ward Men" All present felt the out
pouring of the Holy Ghost. 1t was goot
to have been there Christmas morning
You are welcome to our services
therefore let us come boldly unto th'
Throne of Grace that We may Obtain
Mercy. Come and worship in Bethe
Sunday.
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VINE STREET CHURCH.

All services were well attended.
There were four additions to the
church. Visitors were as follows:
Mrs. l.. !. Black, Mrs. Matt Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adkins, Mr..
Nathan Holdin, Mrs. II. A. Cramer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Braggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Benton, Mrs. w. Lane, Mrs,
Martha Johnson. We were glad to
see them all and hope they will come
again. Mrs. Florence Jewett, S415
Hardesty, was also a welcome visitor
and we hope she will come again..
Mrs. Cameal Hellis. $500 f. 35th
street, was out to regular services.
We were indeed glad to see her. She
will become a member of st. Marw's
class. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peck
have moved to their new home, 4Sth
and Calile Road, Argentine, Kan. We
wish them much success. The B.
Y. P. L. had a fine meeting. The
St. Paul B. Y. p. L. met with us and
a fine program was rendered. The
topic for discussion was: Resolved,
That Man Lost the Image of His
Creator in the Fall at the Garden OF
Eden 1t was very ably discussed
and was so interesting that it was
continued for discussion the 4th Sun.
day in January at st. Paul Baptist
Church. You are invited to attend.
Don't fail.
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KANSAS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Sewell of Kansas
City, Mo, spent Christmas week with
her sister, Mrs. S. w. Henderson.
Mr.. and RMS. Chester Middleton enter.
tanned at Christmas dinner Rev. and
Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Sc
well and Mr.. J. Jadman. Miss Ger.
aldine Taylor is visiting relatives in
Salina, Kans. rs. Fl. Benner. Mrs.
H.. Jokes of Junction City, Kas.. spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H, NJ.
King ....M Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Harrison
spent Christmas week visiting Mrs.
Harrison's mother, e. Mrs. A. Love
less entedtained at Christmas dinner
Miss Gladys King and K. Keel. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips entertained at Christ.
mas dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of
Army City, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Howell
and Mrs. W. Kaiser. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ola SeWelI and
Rev. and Mrs. Henderson spent Fri.
day in Wamego, guests of Mrs. James
Lee....Mr. Wisely, B. Johnson, Mrs
Allen, Mrs. c. Howell are on the sick,
list. Miss Garrett and Miss Racks
have returned home from Kansas Civ
MO-, where they spent a part of tbeir
vacation. -. Miss Cora Green is spend
ing Christmas week visiting friends
In Kansas Mrs. G. Hank and Turn.
er are visiting in Kansas City. -. Quite
a pleasant time was enjoyed by those
who spent Christmas eve at the v NJ
c. A. in Fort Riley.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The Christmas Spirit of Good Will
and Gifts began with the Christmas
tree Wednesday night. Most of the
children and teachers We're present
and the short program in the hands
of Mrs. Ethel Dyson, was good.
James Eta Bryant was the star OF
the program. All the numbers were
children of the primary and begin
ners' grades and all did well. The
superintendent and teachers spent
more than twenty-five dollars in gifts
for the children. The pastor and wife
received some very valuable and
much needed gifts from the church.
The Christmas service at 5 a. m.
Thursday was we'll attended and was
a very helpful one. The choir never
sanfg more spiritually and appropri-
ately. The choir had secretly pre-
pared a breakfast of toast and coffee
in the basement and after services
there was a fine social meeting in the
basement that was enjoyed by ALL.
The Sunday services were well at
tended. The Bible school closed the
work of the quarter creditably and
will be able to enter the new quarter
and year in good shape for better
work....At IL a, m. the pastor spoke
about Church Inventory" and the
business that should characterize the
administration of the Christian
Church to an appreciative audience
The spirit, fellowship and offering fol-
the day made it one of the best days
of the years work. The Fragments
of the old year are being gathered
this week preparatory to next Sun,
days services and the annual report
in the annual business meeting on the
first Wednesday night in the year.
The task for ext Sunday is a large
n and all members are urged to ge-
in ION the job" and put it over" OF
the first Sunday of the New eYar....
Strangers and visitors are welcome.
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= t IN g @ IN IL r. G IN g s.

was az reat visitation of the HOLY
Spirit. -. Our Pastor, who is spending
the holidays in Texas visiting reia'
tives, was greatly missed from Ine
Sunday services. AT 300 O'CLOCK VIC
held Speaking meeting, having as our
guests. friends from the st. Paul Bap-
fist church. 1t was a glorious meet
ing. The B. Y. P. U. held an inter
esting session at $3.50. Rev. B~oahanan
brought to us another burning mes
sage at $500 o'clock. Rev. 5:5' suDJect
"Loosing Seals" On Wednesday
evening at 500 o'clock, at the nome
of our superintendent, Sister hiia
Christian. the other Sunday Scnool
held its Christmas Tree services. Inc
parlor was beautifully decorated III
the center stood the Christmas Tree
lighted by candles and heavily lauel
with many gifts. Santa had left many
little boxes of candy for every niue
child and all the grown-ups. A peautl'
ful program was rendered n the
children were told the story OF tne
| Christ Child. A Christmas Carol was
sung by Jessie Hunter and JANE Ben
Mavfield The little ones went home
rejoicing with promise to attend sun
day school regularly. Watch Meet
ing will be observed by the members
and friends of Southern Baptist
Church Wednesday evening. When
YOU want to enjoy a real old fashioned
service to the Glory and honor Of God
visit us. You are welcome.
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with the following officers: Mrs.
Clay. treasurer; Mrs. Horsey, presi-
Webb, secretary....T The Christmas tree
dent; Mrs. Bum, vice-president; Mrs.
and program were quite a success
The program vas arranged and re-
hearsed by Mrs. Horsey. Services at
5 o'clock Christmas morning were
well attended. Early prayer band fol-
lowed by a short sermon by Rev. Al
exander, who preached a wonderful
sermon, subject, Behold, the Star in
the East. Mrs. Marion Reed is able
to be out again. Mrs. Evans of De-
troit, Mich, a sister of the late Rev.
Campbell, is in the city, a guest of
Mrs. Eubanks at 1906 Michigan Ave-
nue.. Mrs. Lucy Hadley and Mrs.
Walls are on the sick list. Mrs. Inez
Hicks of Lexington, Mo-, is in the city
visiting Mrs. Dan Strong on Garfield
Avenue....At 1880 p. m. Rev. Horsey
preached from I'd Cor. 9:15, 1.-THE I'm
speakable Gift" The subject in it
self is a sermon and having been so
very well explained the hearers were
none the less satisfied The Senior
and Junior boards are doing nicely.
The Endeavor is doing a great work
now. The discussions are inspiring
and the attendance is steadily grow
ing. Sunday School promptly at $3.50
each Sunday--.-Accept the wonderful
gift now and be saved. Ward Chapel
will begin a revival soon.
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BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
1925 E. 5th ST.
Rev. Geo. W. Devlin. Past

Rev. Geo. w. Devlin, Pastor.
Only % of the SO children enrolled
in the Sunday School were present
and every preparation for a joyous
Christmas had been made for them.
The pastor thanks the members and
friends for a vest and shirt given as a
Christmas gift. We also thank Broth
er Kinnes for his elaborate Christmas
dinner. The services we're good Fri
day night but Sunday services will be
long remembered. The pastor preach
ed one of his old time sermons using
the words ooh wretched man that I
am who shall deliver me from the
body Of this DEATH There were two
conversions and one reclaimed. God
is fighting for us and we are encour-
aged to go on.... Well the revival
meeting starts Thursday night. Rev.
J.. L. Gray the boy preacher will con-
duct the meeting. Come. this boy is
doing a wonderful work. Hear him.
Brother r. T. Bowie made a flying
trip to Cement City and returned.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. S. w. Toles. Pastor.

In accord with the program by the
Twin City Young Ministers Alliance
at HOO a. m. Rev. r. NJ. Burnside
preached a splendid sermon which
was indeed very instructive, theme
Create Within Me a Clean Heart and
Renew the Right Spirit within me-.
At $3.50 Rev. Burnside spoke again,
theme THE Chdistian Warfare. AT
7:45 Rev. B. Cosby preached a won
derful sermon theme What Must
Do To BE Saved?" All were made to
rejoice. We are striving to save souls
as we'll as to raise finance during
those ten nights. thus sinners are in
vited to attend each night and hear
the story of the Gross 80. The Drama
on Christmas night was a great sue
cess. We feel that the Lord is bless
ing us from every angle....We are
indeed glad to have sister Jones out
again. She has been on the sick list
for a few weeks. Members let us visit
our sick
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03
WARD CHAPEL.
By Percy Webb.

Services were we'll attended Sunday
by the grateful members and friends
of Ward Chapel. After feasting on
the services the choir sang and the
impression was so great that the
hearers were well ready to receive
the gospel blessing that was in store
for them. Rev. r. A. Adams of In
dependence preached from st. John
11:21, subject, "The Absence of
Christ" Rev. Adams is an evangelis-
tic preacher and explains the scrip
ture that you might understand as
you receive. From this text we saw
readily that from his teachings "That
Without hrist in All Our Undertake
ings We Fail" We need the Supreme
Pilot through the channels of life in
order to succeed. There was one adj
dition to the church....A Sewing Cir
Gle was organized by Mrs. Horsey
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Mrs. James. We are glad to have
them.
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH.
2eQ4 Myrtle.
Rev. d. st. Clair, Pastor.

Rev. d. st. Clair, Pastor.
The services at st. John Baptist
Church were good. At HOO A. M.
the pastor preached from the subject
Precious Promises" Text, Hebrew
1875. He discussed the points, the
Promiser of the Promise is Jehovah
Gen. 2S:15; the ground of this prom
Use is the Covenant Deut. 4:31; Pow
er of this promise Deut. 1856; Suit
ability of Promise 31:S; Stimulus of
Promise l Chron. 2S:2O; Immutabil-
ity of Promise Heb. 13:5....At 12:15
we had a splendid Sunday School. q.
At 500 P. NJ. sermon by Rev. Sar-
CANT. The Everybody Work Club
and Young Peoples Club had a splen-
did success Christmas Eve. We
stayed at church all night and at 4:45
A. NJ. the pastor preached a Christ
mas sermon. A great service was
had. Come and visit our church and
enjoy a spiritual treat.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03

Christ has come and gone but left
Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Dawson full Of
smiles.
Christmas morning after witnessing
the greatest Christmas service at the
church at 5 o'clock, Rev. and Mrs.
B. Ct. Dawson returned home and
shortly thereafter they heard a great
noise at the front and they fastened
to see what it all meant and to their
surprise, they found the Strangers
Club lead by that great and good
woman Mrs. Gertrude Hickman and
Mr.. w. G.. Melford, one of the city's
greatest musicians, and the following
beloved ones, Mrs. Juanita Young,
Mrs. Mary Emmory, Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Edwards, Mrs. Anna Fox. Mrs.
Lillian Melford, Mr.. ]. c. Young, Mr..
Willis Edwards. This Club presented
a beautiful reading lamp.
The presentation speech was made
by Mr.. w. G. Melford, with choice
words, and Rev. Dawson thanked the
club for their token of appreciation
then Mr.. Melford turned to the in.
strument and rendered a few choice
selections and Mrs. Dawson who had
received a crate of Florida oranges
for their Christmas opened them and
the Club was served the fruit. AT,
forwards Mr.. Arthur Richardson pre-
scented a beautiful rocking chair and
Mrs. Bulah Tivet a beautiful set OF
ems and SaucerS Mrs. and Rev
Dawson did not realize that they had
so many warm friends but now they
are beginning to feel that their labor
have not been in vain. They wish
to thank these good people for theil
kindness in remembering us. We
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03
BLUE VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. w. Lightsey, Pastor.

Services were good and we'll at
tended all day Sunday. The pastor
delivered to us two very interesting
The B. Y. P. U. and Sunday
School rendered a fine program
Christmas Eve night. Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Winnie Williams deserve
much credit for the way they handled
the program. The beautiful songs and
r~ecitations were enjoyed by everyone
present. After the program every
ones attention was turned to the
Christmas tree, which was located
with many presents. Rev. D. White
made the closing remarks, which were
very timely and enjoyed by all pres
ent. Mrs. Lightsey, the wife of our
pastor, and her three children, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Grain, the sis
ter of Mrs. Lightsey, were present.
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HIGHLAND AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH.

Services were good all day Sunday
Rev. Keller of Pasadena, Fla, was
with us all day. At 1870 he preached
a noble sermon. All present weer
anxious to hear him again....We have
changed our Sunday School hour to ,
o'clock. Sunday School service vas
good and well attended. The B. Y. P.
U. is quite a success with Sister Pitts
as president and Sister Previor, our
able instructor. Rev. Daton and Rev.
Keller were visitors in our B. Y. P. u
Rev. Keller made some interesting re-
marks. AT s p. m. DR.. Keller preached
from st. John 1877, 81 Am the Door"
All agreed that he is an able preach
err. All are welcome to the services.
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eALlLEE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at $40 was well at.
tended. AT 1906 ?. NJ. Rev. d..
Norfleet read from 119 Psalms. At
1920 P. NJ. Rev. Dennis was intro
duced. He took for his text, "Grow
in Grace. Rev. Allen will run Il
meeting for us from Wednesday for
ten nights so come and hear him at
Galilee. .....A our evening services
we had with us Rev. Norfleet who
read for an opening from the Tooth
Psalms. At 500 Rev. Allen took for
his text 1911 Kings. Hear Me, Oh
Lord" Morning collection, $50. Wis
itors present were Mrs. Smith ard
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03
ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH.


Our services were good all day. Rev.
Mack Allen, DID, preached a splendid
sermon at HOO a. m, and at $500 p.
NJ, the pastor preached. Everyone
las well pleased. The church will
start off on Sunday with ZONE new
ideas and plans and is asking every
member to be out on Sunday at 11:00
a.. NJ, and hear the pastors first SER
mon of the New Year. Subject: at
Was a Great Morning Come and
hear him, also our deacons will be
installed and other officers. Let Jesus
see YOU at your post of duty. Come
praying. Every choir member is asked
to be on duty and begin with the
year. .... st. Paul is asking God for
five hundred new members for the
year 1920. and $1,000 for the work.
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CAIN MEMORIAL A. M. e. CHURCH.

CAIN MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH.
Last Tuesday night, December %,
while Rev. Poole was hurriedly get
ting ready to go home to spend a
few days with his family the mem
bers of Cain Chapel halted him aud
said: Reverend, you are in too big
a hurry" The Reverend came to Il
sudden stop and in a few moments
the members had their pastor to know
that they loved him by the presenta-
ton of presents which came by the
basketfuls and those who failed to
give edibles gave money, not nickels
and dimes, but dollars and halves.
Among the host who surprised the
pastor and loaded him down with good
things: Sister Sarah Mosby, captain;
and the following Sisters Matte Tay-
Ior, Annie Broscoe, L. Marshall, Mary
Campbell, Aaron Mitchell, Hicks Mos
by, Collins, Thurman, Burnard and
Chandley; also Brothers Peterson,
Mosby, Rumbo, Chandley, Collins,
Hayes, Aaron Hayes, and others. Rev.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03
SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST.

The Sixth Church of Schrist, Sci
enlist, of 1921 Garfield avenue, held
its annual business meeting Sunday,
December 21st. Interesting reports
yer given by the clerk, treasurer,
Sunday School. and reading room.
Officers We're elected, the first and
second readers were elected for three
years. There has been a remarkable
growth spiritually and numerically in
this church during the past year.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH.
1415 Vine Street,

Services were we'll attended all day
Sunday. After a lively Sunday school
participated in by everyone
present, the pdayer service began at
1890 conducted by Brother Jones. .
At 1890 Rev. Boahanan preached a
powerful sermon from Judges 1875,
subject "A Vow With God" There
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03

Poole said that he could not find Ian
guage to express his gratitude to the
good, loyal members of Cain Chapel
for their generous l~iberality. but
said: Many thanks and may God be
with you and l wish you all a Merry
Christmas and a Happy Glorious New
Year"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03
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sincerely trust that our lives will be
of more service to the community
each day it shall be ours to stay. And
again, Praying Gods choicest bless
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happy and prosperous New Year.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03

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iather' daughter, brother and sweet,
neart nat bouquet of flowers AT
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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-03

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preceded by a business meeting at .
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Meeting in the old year Sunday with a
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