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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-05-18
ALMOST 100 PER CENT

NJ. Nj. Hutchens, the assessor Of
Fairview township, has completed his
work and he informed the editor that
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REHEARSAL PARTY BY
DR.. AND MRS. L. A. TURNER

Following the rehearsal at the Cen
trail Christian Church on Monday
night of the bridal party of the Patter-
sen Lasseter wedding of Tuesday, a
delightful luncheon was rendered by
DR. and Mrs. L. A. Turner to which
a few other friends were also invited.
A brides table was the center of in
terest having for its centerpiece a
plateau effect created by the banking
OF the greenery used and enclosir-,a
miniature lake with boatnaan repre-
senting the groom. Dainty bud vases
and emblematic place cards were other
features of decoration. Smaller tables
Tor the other guests were daintilv orn-
amented with color motif of green
and white, the Shasta daisy being the
! floral decoration.
A delicious salad course and sweet
course was served by the hostess and
, Mrs. w. A. Adams, Mrs. OIL. Brad
! shaw and Mrs. T. F. Matthews.
A brides book was in cht-ge Of
. Mrs. w. A. Adams and the guests in
vited to register.
lhlrty-two were 1fesent and were
seated to the music of the wedding
march played little Mary Frances
Turner.
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mony Venetian Love Song wa.
softly played by Mrs Wilbanks on the
pipe organ. At the close the lively
strains of the Mendelsohnn march
were again used as a occasional for
the bridal party who were then con-
veyed to the Lee-Grant Hotel where
a wedding breakfast was served to
them to the out of town guests, Mr..
and rms. ]. P. Patterson, entertaining
The entire party accompanied the
bridal party to the train which was to
carry them on wedding trip to Chi
cago before they go to their home in
Mishawaka, Ind For the trip the
travelling suit of the Bride and in
which she was gowned for the wedding
ceremony was of handsome kordette
SILK IN cocoa brown of three piece
style and with hat and other accessor-
les OF the same' or harmonizing sha les
that set off her natural beauty of col
orlng to the best advantage.
MISS PatterSons attractions are
least of all her marked personal charm
OF tace and figure It is her manner,
especially sweet and gracious, and in
her intellectual gifts, with a record of
high scholarship and the splendid use
OF her musical talents that Miss Patti
erson seems superior and a prize we'll
worth winning by the fortunate groom.
Mr.. Lasseter is no less distinguished
in his own record of worthy character
and attainmeqts, having at an early
age reached an enviable position in his
profession of law after thorough study
at Georgia University and elsewhere.
He is now a corporation lawyer for a
large firm at Mishawaka, Ind, which
will be their home
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
included Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Lasseter
parents of the groom, Mrs. IT. West
brook and Miss Martha Westbrook
aunt and cousin, and Mr.. William
Hughes, all of Cordele and Jesse L.
Westbrook, the best man Mr.. Frazer
Durrett, was formerly of Cordele
and boyhood friend of the
groom but is now of Atlanta; Mrs.
G. D. Wilbanks was Brenau class
mate of the bride and former visi-
tor here as Miss Ruth Chambry and
IS now making her home in Triton.
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WIDEMAN-HERSHEY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wideman OF
this city announce the engagement of
their daughter Julia Morgan to Mr..
George M. Hershey of Waycross, for
merly of Macon, the marriage to be
solenlnized at the home of the brides
parents in July.
The announcement of Miss Wide
mans marriage is of interest to her
many friends in the city where she has
grown from early childhood, receiving
i her elementary education in our city
schools. Last year Mss Wideman grad
uated at the G.S.W.C. and has been
engaged in teaching since that time
Her marriage will take her from
Fitzgerald, probably to Waycross
where she is not unacquainted having
relatives and being a frequent visitor
there. We congratulate Mr.. Hershey
on his good fortune and feel assured
that the young lady's choice has been
wise one. We offer best wishes to
| both.
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PATTERSoN-LAssETER

The most interesting event of early
summer was the simple and beautiful
church wedding at high noon on Tues
day, the twelfth of June, uniting one
OF Fitzgerald's most beautiful and tai
ented young wonaen, Miss Helen Patti
erson and Mr.. E H. Lasseter, form
erly of Cordele.
The church altar was a bower of
greenery with ferns and palms while
bridal white was suggested in the use
OF white lilies and daisies in tall Pc
destal baskets on each side. A large
trellis arch of white bearing a wedd-
ing bell of tulle showered with orange
blossoms marked the place for the mar
riage rites.
At the appointed hour the church au-
| dltorlum was more than full and a
| pleasing musical program was render
| ed before the ceremony. A prelude
Marcia Pon1posa" was rendered by
Mrs. J "A. Parrot on the pipe organ
which was followed by an appropriate
vocal number by Mrs. L. A. Turner
entitled "Mavis" A violin duet "Au
Printemps" by Miss Patterson's pupils
Margaret Thurmond and Sam Jones
was skillfully rendered.
Miss Dorothy Cass then sang "Love
Send Little Gift of Roses" in melod-
lous voice. The professional for the
bridal party included the favorite Men
delsohnn and 'Lohengrin' Wedding
marches and was expertly rendered on
the pipe organ by Mrs. G. D. Wilbanks
OF Triton. Preceding the attendants
were the ushers Messrs Preston Sean
or, Barry Clare, J. L. Pittman and
Elmer WIaites.
Miss Katherine Patterson. Young
sister of the bride as junior brides.
maid entered first wearing a lovely
pink organdy frock with hat of maine
and roses to match and carrying an
arm boquet of deep pink roses with
lacy fern.
Miss Resale Patterson elder sis
ter and maid of honor followed also
bearing huge arm boquet of the beau
titul Russell roses. She was wearing
handsome toilet of light green crepe
with silver trimmings and a modish
hat that harmonized.
An audible murmur of admiration
was heard from the pleased specta-
tors when the lovely little children
lane Matthews as flower girl and Ike
Lasseter as ring bearer made their
tlmld approach. Little Jane was wear
ing dainty gown of delicate pink or
CANDY and lace and carrying a basket
OF rose petals to shower in the pathway
OF the bride while Master Ike in ell
egant suit of white satin proudly bore
the wedding ring in a large white
rose.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father, Mr.. !. P, Patterson and
was met at the altar by the groom and
his best man Mr. Frazer Durett The
beautiful ring ceremony of the church
was used by Rev. Bruce Nay with
impressive effect and during the cere-
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SMITH-HUGHES CLASSES

Mrs. T. S. Williams will finish up
her work with the Smith Hughes Sew
ing classes on Friday. There have been
43 doing most intensive. work for the
past two weeks and almost everyone
has expressed their wish to take the
course again in the Fall. Miss Epic
Campbell assures the Fitzgerald ladies
that fund will be available again at
that time and Mrs. Williams is also
willing to return to conduct the class.
Mrs. Williams has had classes in five
other toms this Spring and enjoys the
work.
Mrs. Keim reports her entire class
as numbering 81, one of the classes
has finished and one will be thru Fri
day and some of those in the night
class will have half the course yet to
finish. All are so enthusiastic they are
looking forward to another course of
lessns as soon as a fund is available.
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BUFFET SUPPER BY
MR.. AND MRS. w. A. ADAMS

On last Friday night Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Adams entertained quite large
party of the interested friends of the
bride and groom elect, Miss Patterson
and Mr.. Lasseterswhose marriage took
place on Tuesday. The rooms were
made attractive with quantities Of
floral decorations many placed in
wicker baskets with handles tied with
bows of tullc.
The supper was served in buffet
style and was followed by delightful
evening of music and social inter-
change. "a
Those present were the family OF
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WEDDING BREAKFAST

Mr.. and Mrs ]. P. Patterson, par
ents of the bride, entertained the we'd
ding party after the ceremony at the
church on Tuesday at an elaborate
breakfast in the private dining room
of the Lee-Grant Hotel.
Covers, were laid for thirty. guests
which included all attendants and those
taking part in the wedding program
and the out of town guests.
The guests were seated at two beau
tifully appointed tables color cffeme
of pink and white being used in dec
Grafton. Pink roses were held in sill
yer vases and wide pink satin ribbons
were drawn diagonally across the ia
bles. At the plates were hand painted
wish bones of white card board adorn-
ed with pink roses which were used
as the place cards and the favors were
fancy boxes of wedding cake tied with
pink ribbon.
-Four courses of delectab1e food were
then served including a fruit cocktail
delicious salad, also substantial
course with broiled chicken served in
halves and other delicious viands ac-
companying, served with iced tea.
The sweet course was brick ice
cream with pink wedding bell in
the center, and fancy iced cakes.
The decorations of the dining room
had been tastefully arranged for the
occasion, the mantel banked with
greenery and potted plants, and bask-
cts OF flowers placed about the room.
The breakfast was pronounced by all
who enjoyed it as most beautiful
affair. ir.R
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EPISCOPAL GUILD AT
LYNNWOOD

Mrs. Sidney Clare was hostess to the
Episcopal Guild at her country home
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wilmer Tur-
ncr as president and Mrs. R. G. Shan
ronhouse as secretary performed their
respective duties in the conduct of the
business. A pleasant social hour was
enjoyed during which the young guests
Miss Dorothy Cass sang, Miss Virgin
"a McElreath and Mildred Tisdel gave
delightful readings,
Mrs. Clare served ice cream and
cake.
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PARTY AT BREEZEMONT

Miss Dorothy Cass entertained a
small party of her friends at her sub
urban home last night, complimenting
her house guest, Miss Virginia Noel
reath of Kentucky, and Misses Mil
dred and Theda Tisdel of Miami
Both rock and bridge were played
and at late hour, Mrs. J. T. Cas-
served ice cream and cake.
Those present were Misses Eliza
beth McCarty, Lucy Whitley, Mavis
Paulk, besides the honor guests and
hostess, also Messrs. Arthur Benton
Elmer Waites, Barry Clare, Hubert
Young, Needhanl Warren, Preston
Seanor and Cecil Powell.
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LADIES OF EPISCOPAL GUILD
IN CONTEST

Mrs. Sidney Clare proposed to the
members of the GUILD that she would
purchase as many cotton dress patti
erns for herself as the ladies of the
firlild would volunteer to make at a
fixed price, this sum to be donated to
the carpet fund for the church. Each
of the six ladies who accepted the pro-
position was to select the style of
making and the trimming and when
completed the garment voted the best
fitting and most becoming to Mrs.
Clare should net the maker a $500
prize. The dresses are now done and
were tried on at the last meeting of
the Guild. At the next meeting the
final trying. out will be made and the
prize awarded.
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MISS ETHEL BEALL
ARRIVES LATE

One of the latest of the large col
lege contingency of Fitzgerald boys
and girls will be Miss Ethel Beall
She left Lynchburg where she attends
Randolph Macon College on
last Saturday, having successfully com
pleted her years work. She stopped in
Atlanta for few days enroute tc
Montgomery, Ala, where she is now
guest at house party given by her
friend Miss Ann Chandler a former
visitor here. Miss Ethel will be home
in few days.
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PICNIC AT SANS SOUCI

A bunch of the returned college boys
and girls and other friends enjoyed
get-together picnic at Sans Souci on
Tuesday evening from 8 to 10. A
plunge followed by basket supper
was enjoyed. About ten couples en-
joyed the jolly occasion, Mrs. J. T..
Cass and Mrs. J. L. McCarfy acting
as chaperones.
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SECOND WARD P. T. A.
MEETING

At their meeting in May the Second
Ward P. T. Adecided to continue
their meetings through the summer, so
on Wednesday, June 18th they met for
business session, the new president,
Mrs. Burton presiding.
Mrs. Pickens was appointed to select
material for covering the couch in the
office
A plan for Bake Sale" was in
troduced by Mrs. Petty and after gen
eral discussion was approved by the
P. ia. 1t was decided that the Sale
be held on Saturday, June % at Ar
thurs Self Service Store.
Plans for a P. T. A. picnic were
discussed, details to be arranged later.
Mrs Burke and Miss Mayo were
appointed as program committee for
the next meeting and new committee
for the next meeting and a new Ways
and Means Committee composed of
Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Jordan was
appointed by the president.
Following the meeting the social
committee Mrs. Hungate and Mrs.
Pickens served a delicious ice course.
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MISS ENNIS ENTERTAINs

Miss Essie Mae Ennis was the
charming hostess last Friday night
entertaining number of her frien Is
with birthday party.
Progressive conversation was en-
joyed throughout the evening and al
a late hour delicious ice cream and
cake were served by the hostess as
sisted by Miss Thelma Watson Of
Cordele.
Those present were. Misses Lessie
Mae Campbell, Thelma Watson, Lee
Garrison, nellie Clements and Messrs
Cecil Harris, Ennis Downing, c. J.
Dill and Robert Ellington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Patterson, the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lass
eter and their visitors Miss Westbrook
OF Cordele, Mrs. J. A. Parrot and
Miss Estelle Hall who assisted in the
entertaining and the honor guests and
the hosts.
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Rev. J. H. Elder has gone to Ath-
ems, Tenn, for course of two weeks
In a summer institute conducted there
by the M. E. Church conference for
the benefit of the ministers.
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Phone 3o5 for Fresh Fish.

Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Crenshaw of
Birmingham, Ala, and baby daughter,
and Mrs. Crenshaw's sister Mrs.
Knight OF Atlanta are in the city day
or two the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
J. M. ]. Luke in the Holtzendorf flats
where the Crenshaw's also formerly
resided. r.
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mr. Cures Malaria, Chills
MN and Fever, Dengue or
WV Bilious Fever. $50

Leaving Tuesday night for points
in New York at which they will spend
the entire summer were Mrs. T. H.
Brown and little son Carlton, Miss
Ella Chaple and Mrs. Oscar Hanlil-
ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Ward of East
man are expected to arrive Sunday to
be the guests of their sister Mrs. Dan
Campbell.
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TELEPHONE 20

Mrs. ]. T. Mathis left for Chicago
on'dIuesday night to accompany her
little niece Helen Pattishall to her
home and parents, after having enjoy
ed long visit here with her grand
parents in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. T. Mathis.
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MIR. and Mrs. J, M. Cravey of Mi
Ian will spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Campbell and family
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Miss Addie Davenport is expected
within day or two from Athens at
which place she attends the University
of Georgia.
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Mrs. Edgar Wallace and two child
rem, Thomas and Margaret of Atlanta
left Monday for their new home in
detroit, Mich, after spending two
weeks with her sister Mrs. w. T.
Smith, =
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Mrs. Frank Ward and little sons
Frances and Paul returned Wednes-
day from visit in Willacoochee.
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Mrs. R. E. Lee and her house guest,
Miss Willie Willis of Elberton, were
spend the-day visitors with Mrs. E. ].
Dorminey today.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Brown who have been
the guests of the latter's brother Mr..
and Mrs. S F. Brown, returned to
their home in Savannah via the Jeff
erson Davis Highway Tuesday.
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Mr.. Clifford Davenport has Sc
cured position in drug store in At
lanta for the summer.
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FOR RENT-Delightfu1, cool, furnish
ed rooms, with private bath, CRATES,
and new 4-burner cooking stove APP
ply at 216 E. Lemon St. Phone 4O3- ].
L.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Fretwell spen
the weekend in Fitzgerald.
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AT THE
GRAND

Mrs. D. ]. Davis and baby of Jack.
vile, Fla, are the guests of Mrs. Ruff
US Perry at her home on w. Suwanet
street.
FRIDAY
"GET-RICH-QUICK WALLING
FORD" Based on some of the famou.
Wallingford stories and the play b,
George M. Cohan.
THE OREGON TRAIL" Episode
l. A new serial with Art Accord and
Louise Lorraine.
SATURDAY
"ROPED and TIED" 2 reel Fea.
ture
THE FIGHTING TRAIL Epi.
sode II.
SPEED" Episode s.
THE HlCK" Vitagraph Comedy
MONDAY & TUESDAY
THE NINETY AND NINE" A
recreation of an old melodramatic
stage favorite with enough exciting
situations to satisfy the most blase
tan. 1t has one of the most realistic
forest fires ever screened and the sen.
sational race of the locomotive thru a
veritable furnace of blazing trees with
its human freight leaves a lasting i'm
preston. 1t has everything in it tc
make it appeal to those who like gen.
ulne melodrama. There's the uniustly
accused hero, the treacherous villain
the heroine, stern parents, village Cos
sip, half wit lover and the stolen mort
gage money. The forest fire and the
running of the locomotive thru the
flames to rescue the folks in a neigh
boring town is the big feature of this
production. WARNER BAXTER
makes a particularly pleasing hero
COLLEEN MOORE is excellent as
the small town girl in love with the
hayward city youth.
Educational comedy, Fox News &
Movie Chats.
Admission 10 and p cents.
WEDNESDAY
MISSING MILLIONS" A Para
mount Picture starring Alice Brady
Another of these clever crook stories
in which only the thinnest line separ-
ates the celebrated fnancier from the
notorious burglar
Rolin Comedy & Aesop's Fables.
THURSDAY
THE MAN WHO SAW TO-
MORROW" Featuring THOMAS
MEIGHAN. Here's gorgeously
different" picture A story so origi-
nal that its authors would not reveal
an outline of it until the picture was
released, for fear the plot would be
stolen. The supporting cast includes
Theodore Roberts, Beatrice Jov and
Eva Novak
Universal Comedy and Fox News.
l0c al d 22c.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bosworth OF
Macon are the guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Bosworth at their
home on W. Suwanee,
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Little Louise Mosher arrived from
Panama City, Fla, this week to visit
her grand father Mr.. ]. M. Washer,
and her uncle Mr.. Rollie Mosher and
Messrs Alex Harvey and ]. A. Par
rott and families.
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Miss Anthem Dickey was guest at
the 4. t. O. fraternity house party in
AN&nta this week and attended the
PAniHellenic dance.
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666 quickly relieves Constipa-
ton, Biliousness, Headaches,
Colds and LaGrippe. $50
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B Y P U ASSOCIATIONAL
picnic

The B Y P US of the three counties
Ben Hill Wilcox and Irwin, are eniov-
ing picnic at Bowenis Mill today.
The party from Fitzgerald will have
to detour by the river road.
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Mrs. Jesse Powell and two children
hav accompanied their visiting rela-
tives home to Leslie for visit of a
month.
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Mrs. c. E. Newton and daughter
Frances are spending two weeks in
Jennings, Fla.
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Mr.. L. L. Griner and Mr.. Henry
Powell returned from a gun shoot in
Atlanta this morning.
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Miss leila Smith will leave Satur-
day for ten days visit with friends in
DeLand, Fla.
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Mr.. F. R. Justice is spending today
IN McRae on business,
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Mr. Maxwell Dixon went to Albany
again this week to visit his mother
Mrs. Dixon Bell, who has become
quite i'll.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Mann of
Clio, Ala, will arrive in the city next
week before going to North Cafolina
Tor the summer. 4, Rev. Mann will Of
ticiate at the Smith Haynes wedding.
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Mrs. M. E. Penny accompanied her
SON in-law, Mr.. w. H. Lasseter and
children, home from Vienna on Wed
nesday night.
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Mrs. Henry Powell returned Sun
day from a ten-day visit to her aunt,
Mrs. John Slappey in Albany
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Mr.. Seay and Mr.. Henry Powell,
and nephew, Robert Powell drove to
Atlanta Sunday.
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Miss Della Majors is spending today
Ill Ealdcsta on business.
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Phone 1916 for Fresh Meat and veg
etables. Il
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Mrs. T. c. Smith and little son Har-
old are visiting relatives in Covington
this week. ].