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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
SHAWNEE

MlhH Charlotte HWAnaOn IA Wait
me M ami Mrp Prank Mpkm
hnd NJ nnd MrH Reeve nuhaW m
plhlnhold, N
tArl and Natalie AWanHon have
been attending the an Short
Course "a The uniNoWsly ~ Della
ware lhlH week
M and Mrs Robert ThOmaa and
frank hHhAm were Saturday eve
nine guests and Mrs ABnnH lRg.
thidi uf Milton, SUNDAY pupHt nf
Miss Mary Lacy
M and Mru James Deputy
spent last week pnd VA Washing
tom - g.
Mrs % ! webb ahd sheldon
Webb were Sunday viHltOr At The
home Of Mr. ana Mrs willard ROb.
bins and family
Mrs hannin broadway Of vii
mlnRi0n, and MlHa Joan WnrrinR
tom ~ Lincoln were week pnd
guests of Mr. and Mrs llagpr Al
gard. Mr. and MrH Harry War
flnkiOh Of Greenwood we're Buna
day visitors,
Mrs, John Lodge, Mrs. Jonathan
Willis and Mrs Tmljt webb, mom
befH Of The Shawnee Home Dem
.pnsifaiiOn club attended the short
Course hi the University NJ Della
ware last week other membArH "
the club presntn for visitors day
were Mrs ndgnr iaaaoa, Mira, hWda
wiz ileeRef Mrs Frank Vihhert,
Mrs. Clarence Calhoun and Mira,
william Watson They AlaO Visited
LonBW00d Gardens IN the evening
for the pageant "tlip Van Wmkle "
M and Mrs Roland Atppla Or
Ffadefioh visited Mr. ana Mrs,
john Lodge on Sunday
M and Mrs, Harold Wiley spent
last week with Mr. ANA Mira liar.
fetl Marvel az kiitH liumm0ek
Mrs Catherine R0Hman 0f bOng
island, ~ w. IN spending R0mr
Time win her sister, Mrs, ll0Hp
FOrmAnnk
Miss Carrie jirak returned home
Monday from The Milford Memorial
Hospital very much improved
Mrs Th0maa Walls ana dAuRh
tor Deborah returned home Mon
day after spending some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mira John
Lodge
Mrs Floyd lluds0n and dHuRhtol
pafiiA of Detroit Michigan, spent
last week with her brother Mer.
rlll iylnH and family
Mrs Clinton Ntayt0n hAa been
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Tsrael's Food Called
Good

JERUSALEM A) Lord Boyd
orr former director general 0f the
United NHli0nH food and agriculture
NJ 0rgnnisnti0n, thnka lmRellH have
a good menu
Ito a0 told OG O0v jOaeph min.
later Of aunplN and mtlOninR, dur.
lhg a Vlnlt tO lHrael Lord Boyd Orr
examined the food llHta prepared by
tho mnlRtor ana Maid the present
food rAtinnB were HufElCinnt tO
maintain the health of the larAelia.
leraolip Iona have complained that
about a faounce individual weekly
moHt ration And u ateady diet Of
fo2on fiph, pnWtOoH, carrots and
pnAa, They also get H0mn nggR,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

IA Arlmpton Nao Waiting her MIA.
tnh MrR hMiloy lmroO and Mr.
lArpO
MrH Fmrmn kOmomHM spent a
week m philadelphia with her
hlure, Mrp Elizabeth llodRaon,
l(lrhnrd Twins Va IA OpmAr via.
ltmn hlH eONHlnH Jimmy ana Tom
my RAyloh
Loretta nnd joahna BtaytON ~
OplmAG are Waiting Mr. ana Mira,
Merrill VlnR
MrH, James Deputy and Mira,
Walter llOny RAVe a shower res
gently tor Ruth g. Abbott of Re-
hOboth Noarh, who viii be- married
on Saturday tO Captain jHmeH NJ
Myers in Che pnHi chapel at Fort
Mllnh lnWpH.
MrH clayton llitoh and chtl
dreM Nancy Olrklp ana Linda Sue
of ArlnRtnn, VA are HpendnR the
week with hor pNrnniH, Mr. and
Mira. Clarence calhoun
Mr. ana MIRA lMlph Watson "
MnrphAnlVlln n jn Waited Mr.
and Mrs, William NJ Watson on
Monday
MiHH Hannah ThompHOn Of phil
Rdanhm Hpenl The week end with
her parentH, Mr. and MrH, Roland
ThOmpHOn
Mr. and Mra. Luther Donovan
ana Mr. ana Mira, Harvey Wuam
Of Georgetown we're Sunday VlHlts
ora " Mr. and Mira, EdRar short
Alfred =. L01and, brother Of Mira,
Mlllard BettH and br0therama law
of Mira, AnHWOrih Abbott died ON
June a. Funeral aerVlcea we're
held At hlH late home near Green
wood en- "Wednesday afternoon,
June 98 mtemont al Bt Johns.
town Cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Twenty Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

1hf uhlolai announcement 0f
ihf ehsue bureau gives The
population 0f Wilmington as
t14li There is hn increase of
ia8 poe cent
aua
Milton school ii0Hfd met On
Thursday night hnd pleptpd
ile following teachers fnf tho
coming school year Principal,
tfnesl MWf'abe Deputy 0f lin
cola flfsi assistant q w War
fen Uf Milton second assist
Hui Miss Myfh bhrafer of iiurs
i0ek 80 ihifd assistant, Miaa
MARY iiafdeniy Of heaf0fd pFl
iuhfy department. Mrs Stella
hae0u ~ Milton
zoe
Thf FIRST National Bank ~
ftNdrfleh iH paying "A semi
annual dividend Of four per
cent
sps
With appropriate and im
piessiYe services the new hl
juhn's tomHn Catholic Church
lu Milford WAS dedicated on
sunday, june go, BY iti iiey.
john ) Monaghan. Bishop ~
fhf Diocese Of Wilmington
aoa
MiifHd's Fourth Of July viii
br lively With a CREASED pig
rbasf climbing a CREASED pole,
q game 0f bail played by w0s
mfu sad several other nttfaos
lions
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

A ihe close Of the fiscal
yeaf 0n Monday there was
complete surplus of hppiONi.
inaiely 10000 900 in the state
treasury
a wedding 0f interest took
place in heaiurd Thursday
evening June 26. when Miss
Pauline AeWion. residing on
tbe farm formerly owned by
olOnel james J Ross. n mile
north of keaiord became the
bride nf Everett Warrington,
aou of q = Warrington, OF
harrington The attendants
nfrf Mise Francis pashWAters.
~ budEeyllle, as bridesmaid,
and Franklin swain. 0f llars
inFiou a. beet man The groom
De- associated With the T.. d.
Nauih Dental Company ot MI.
ford
Mlss Pearl Isabel Thomas,
daughter of Mf and Mrs Leon
afd q Thomas. Of Milton, WAS
married 0n sunday tO Julius
Aellsuu son of Mf and Mrs
Peter Aells0n. of near Ellen
dale
aoa
On sunday IA Denton. Nd
Mlss Icons Mae Webb, daugh
tef Oi Roy Webb 0f Milford.
ahd George Edward KINNEY,
g. 0f Dover were married
fhey viii reside in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
The Past In Review
heas - Il Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Miss Ethel Warrington, of
iiafbeaon haH accepted a posi
ilon 400 the state pension 0flioe
in GeofeetOwn
soa
fhr young friends of NJ aud
Mft Carl Loti at Fishers nis
triei surprised them Ht late
hauf on Thursday night by
raiiinR them from their sleep
wiih aefenade Thp happy
young couple Joined their
friends and served them with
lce cream
iJf q Layton Gfier Mf and
Mrs NJ v Grief aud George
Montgomery returned from Col
ofhd0 springs 0n Monday
aus
fyonne Scott daughter uf
30 and Mrs. Ralph Scott, of
bridFeyiile. b. a. Camp Oton
ha fnf three weeks
aoa
john Williams spent h few
days in Wilmington with vii
liam Pyle last week
eoa
Governor Richard A. MeMuls
len. 0n behalf ~ the citizens of
Delaware, recently asked that
nne 0f the new memo war
noW under construction be-
nhmNd fnf the state
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Mf aud Mfs viii Webb and
ainHil sou. price, are enjoying
an automobile Trip iO Detroit
80
Mi and Mts cleveland Ross
ifem 6i Paul. Minnesota. are
visiting Mf and Mrs Lewis a
itDhs 90 hOffh Milford 30 iH
their second son and has been
iu Minnesota fOf the past ~
yeafs 1bls b. his nrnt visit 90
Milford iu that @ime.
90
Ons ~ the most beautiful
nnddluRa ~ the season was
h0iemniEed a. hiEh noon on
Wednesday "a the home Of Mr.
hnd MfH a q, Warrington, Of
Felt0n, when their daughter.
Mlfs Pauline Lun. became the
bife ~ Ezekiel COwgill BArn.
afd
800
~ D. lfkhi 80 manufacture ela
dff iOf vinegar and for the
purpose 0f drinking while in a
bMeei state
zoe
The strong Laurel team viii
play Milford a. Milford tnmof
f0h afternoon Laurel has one
~ fhe strongest teams 0n the
peninsula and tomorrow IS
Eame viii he the FIRST 0f sof.
iet hei neen these two teams,
fhe Laurel manager has am
nOunoed ihni John Davis, who
formerly caught for the Caulk
club, viii be- behind tho bat
f0f Laurel
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

vited. Sermon by the minister. IL
a. m.-Sunday School. Raymond M.
Lank, Superintendent.
WHITES CHAPEL: 10 a. m. -
Sunday School. Norman c. Neff,
Superintendent. This Sunday school
is a live organization due to the
interest of the parents who bring
their children to Sunday school.
We have an excellent group of tea
chers and a class for every age
Come out and visit with us.
1900 a. m.-MOrning Worship
Service. Selection by the choir
The Junior Choir will also sing
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Thirty Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Ten Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

The. Sacrament Of Our Lords Sup
per will be observed.
CONLEY'S CHAPEL: 1000 a. m.
Sunday School. Alden S. Hop
kins, Superintendent. A school Of
good fellowship and excellent coop
GRAFTON. Every one is invited to
attend.
11:00 a. m.-SOng and Praise
Service. Do not miss this service.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Eggs are becoming so much lar
ger that they are beginning to
crowd standard crates designed
some 20 years ago.
, 1950-06-08
Thirty SEVEN

the aid they gave them after
the plane hit the water. They
did all they could to get every
one out of the plane and into
the raft.
The pilot said it floated
eight to twelve minutes after
hitting the water but he was
unable to account for the
motor failure. He said the
right engine BEGAN to throw
exceptional quantities Of oil.
AS he began to nurse the right
engine the left motor sudden
" conked out; it was then he
realized he would be unable
to continue on the ailing
motor. Thus he decided to
ditch the ship.
, 1950-06-08
NOTICE
FOUR DAYS LEFT
to get your
EYES EXAMINED
DIR. Harold N. Bloch

SPORTS -.
for nothing. The Giants, however,
made another run in this inning
which began when Adams
slammed a hard one back to short
stop which was stopped, bpt was
too late to put him out at first.
ITO ~ continued
, 1950-06-08
VACANCIES

post office named Of be a bona
fide patron Of such Office. A
written test = required and
subjects will be sorting, fol-
lowing Instructions and gen
eral test"
The basic rate Of pay for sub
stitutes is $1.29 an hour.
, 1950-06-08
LEAGUES FIRsT DIVISION
Facilities

Storage facilities are avail
able on the ground floor in the.
building opposite the Christian
sted Post Office for aperiod Of
five months.
Inquire AVIS OFFICE
, 1950-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

Roebuck's ButchsrY has re-
moved from it's present Local
ton on King Street, to Prince
Street, Watergut.
In the building belonging
10 Mrs. n. preatcl.
, 1950-06-08
SPORTS
Hubert Francis
by
NEW YORK


NEW YORK
The Yankees heightened their
Head to ~ games by defeating
the Tigers, 5-4. Vic Raschi pitched
the whole game for New York,
winning his 9th game, while Hal
Newhouser lost his End game.
Aaron Robinson homered for the
Tigers. For the Yankees, Bill John
son, Phil Rijutto, and Joe Di Mag
gio homered.
BOSTON
Judging from the score, the Red
ESox had themselves a field day,
defeating the Browns, 2O-4 on %
hits of all variety. Five of these
hits were homers, 2 by Clyde
Vollner, 2 by Vern Stephens, and
big Walt Dropo's twelfth. For the
Brownies, Roy SEWERS and Leo
Thomas homered. Joe Dobson
was the winning pitcher, and for
mer Bosox, Dorish was the loser.
WASHINGTON
Although Early Wynn limited
the Senators to four hits, while his
teammates collected ten, the SEN
ators came out on top. 5-4, over
the Cleveland Indians. Johnny
Ostrowski homered for the Sena-
tors in the eight inning. Sid Hud-
son was the winning pitcher.
PHILADELPHIA
The Athletics skipped out Of the
cellar, shutting out the White Sox,
so, behind the diminutive Bobby
Schanz. Rae Scarborough was the
losing pitcher in this contest.
|PITTsBURGH
Big Don Newcombe must be
some man, when he can turn back
Ralph Kiner so easily And, he
not only turned back Kiner, but
the whole Pirate outfit, in a bril-
liantly pitched game, 90. Bobby
Morgan had himself some night,
banging two homers, one with 2
on. At no time in the game was
Newcombe in any danger. That
was Pittsburgh's 14th trouncing
in their last Is games.
OTHER RESULTS
Braves 10; Cardinals 2. Winner:
Warren Spain d-5). Loser: Gerry
Staley [5-4).
Homer by Sid Gordon, his 18th.
Phillies 4, Reds 0; Winner: Mil
Ter (4-O1. Loser: Ramsdell (2-6).
Giants IS Cubs A; Winner: Dave
Koslo (5-4l Loser: Bob Rush (6-3l
LEAGUES FIRST DIVISION
American National
1. Yankees 4. Dodgers
=, Tigers 2. Phillies
9, Red Sox 3. Cardinalh
a Indians 4. Braves
TORHGEEr~u:..a
, 1950-06-08
AoTICE

Notice is hereby given that
orders for the attachment of
properties in arrears for real
property taxes and night soil
removal service fees assessed
for the year 1888 will be is
sued tofthe Sheriff for the Mu-
nicipality Of st. Croix by this
Office within the next two
weeks.
Office Of the Administrator
for st. Croix, Christiansted,
vi, May 8. 1850.
r E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix.
, 1950-06-08
PHILADELPHIA

The Athletics skipped out Of the
cellar, shutting out the White Sox,
so, behind the diminutive Bobby
Schanz. Rae Scarborough was the
losing pitcher in this contest.
Evening star., 1950-06-18

Your choice of cocktail style the new bentwood arm
style at two popular prices Really oIpurpose chairs
styled in the modern manner and constructed with non-
sag spring bases with bond-fnished hardwood fromes
The Vny|ite plastic coverings wipe clean in flash .
Evening star., 1950-06-18

no dirty hands or small size shoes their beauty
The coverings won't peel crack and their rich deco
rotor colors will make bright spot wherever you pocs
them Both styles have reinforced steel broced bottoms
Simple and cosy to ossembe-even wrench Is included
Evening star., 1950-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-You can save real money
on used small pianos at the PIANO
MART. Weaver spinet, 500; Lenox
spinet, S119; Steinway small upright,
S195: Jesse French console. S295:
Winter g. Co. spinet, 1885. Over
100 new and used pianos to choose
from at the PIANO MART. Also
ST $500. 30
PIANoS-Limited number of brand
new Wurlitzer spinets at S395; only
S25 down and 3 years to pay the
balance. KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
PIANOS-Attention. music teachers
and ADVANCED students, we have an
has an exceptionally fine tone and
responsive action; for any one in
terested in getting a real GOOD
piano. we advise them to act now;
cam eaMpBEnI sfTms MUsfc mas eo e aTTsSEed Tos q
st. nv. DI. s464. ga
PIANOS-We have the largest selec-
ton of pianos in this city on display.
All kinds, makes. and types of in
struments. new and used. at prices
from S295 to $3.50. ST 94O0
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th
PIANOS. lowest prices. uprights from
500: small grand, S325; new spinet,
5000. Open sun. and ewes. CUM
NINGHAM. 1114 11th st. NV.
PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
anteed. Embod'es features OF small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full
action, lifetime durability Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealing
oak. avodire and ebony
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
q25 G ST. NV.
Est a h1ished 1870
Evening star., 1950-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
DUPLICATOR. stencil type. $3.50.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13

DyFEFEhTok 4ESh 47pEWRd4rR EsspSl1 syDs slsSGs "a
EIEcTRic Lee Ri SHEETS. westinghouse;
does same job as elec. blanket at
about half the cost; thermostaticallv
controlled, washable; guaranteed
Can during week. 9 to 5. Ma; 4596,
mas lighting and trees. at less than
u price; also BX and fixtures; also
gas and coal stoves. oil-burning
furnaces, sinks, lumber. cupboards,
brieRs' SHsNf; EASTERN TESi STATES STA. sA WRECK, Eek
ING g. CONSTR. CO, phone Logan
3-7S96. Open daily, evenings and
EMERALD, gen. cabachon ring, 3
cts, lax. yellow gold; Sl65. RODIN
JEWELS: sos 18th st. NV.
FIR PLYWOOD, All sizes; CARLOAD
just received. RUCKER LUMBER;
l32n Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234;-2C
FREEZERRs-First line, available in in
cali III RON LEfTcH is7fS oxfaf vs. a5ss is
FREEZERS. Interl. Harvester. II
and 1873 Gu. IT.; limited Christmas
supply. MALONEY'S. INC. 1926
Ga ave. Silver Spring. Open Fri.
till 8 pm. SH. 1890.
FEUDAL OAK DAVENPORT. chair
occasional chair and ottomans slip
covers, BiggS coffee table. maple kit.
set. baby crib FA. 5231. -19
FUR. wild mink stole. in perfect con-
dition: must be seen to be appre-
ciated; reasonable. 3101 Davenport
FUR Fl CAPE. mink-dyed Russian SOUR
rel: perfect condition, Sl25. co
Evening star., 1950-12-18
ROOMS UkFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BoARp

1901 10th ST. N.W.-Newly deco
rated rooms, large closets. some
pvt. baths; selected menu; switch
l3i. 18th ST. N.w:-single and
vacancies for, young men and young
women: excellent board: walking dis
wsMnvd tanGs dGwntoERi SR.c 60. $3.50; 70. com.
f0rta6e war warm foaa .ssga sg db triss
per mo: lip, 1927 Belmont I'd. NV
sLAUGHTER's. 1927 10th st. NV;
tnr; Dupont Circlel-Single and
daily maid service, tel. switchboard; /;
large living room for guests; social
activities. Rates reasonable. HO.
A NICE ROOM for working mother
and an childTen; 5alb good meals child sa sare'
REFINED. IF ED attractive. newly furn.
teilisent care and supervision BY
owner, MRS. B. RUSH. 220s Wis.
DuPoNT CIRCLE AREA. 1875 New
Hampshire ave. n.w-Has lovely
6l. dble or ssle. rms rms: for ,n men; also also,
:ssEi. :ssis P4iRss:: 5aSR ss'h BB EI NAgss ssa
CAN an SccoMMoDArE sctSj / .mpl. adult
are really good. Hu, 1863. is
MOVED IN A new place; room and
board for 5 men; home cooking; q
room apt. 1920 \: Ode st., Arling-
conn. AvE.-Attractive comb. bed
sitting room; POM ,ans girls PVT hon hone.
good meals; bus at door. OR. 1926.
1925 10Th ST. N.w.-5o nice boys
and girls desire several refined
young ladies to occupy recent va
cancies in our home-like house;
delicious food. MRS. SNYDER,
MAR LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nice, warm rooms for young ladies
and young men; water. telephones
in rooms; showers; excellent ooooaard
1927 10th ST. S.W.--Dbl.. m. twin
beds; room for man to share. lis
I4OG 18th ST. N.W.-An unusually
nice place to live; sgle. for, a man.
$50 month; double for girls. MI.
5T14 -23
Evening star., 1950-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TRAIN. electric. Lionel, engine tender
4 freight cars; fail. cond.:. g.; sec
tions track: transf.: steel bridge;
&c GonGitiopi ;s sl4 xa,r FA 5ss4 ,o,,n. Is
senger with all accessories; para
chute erector set. For appointment,
TUXEDO. size 3s regular. never
worn. Call after pm, RA. 1852.
TYPEWRITER, 1850 new smith
Corona portable. used only 8 mo;
worth S97, will sell for S77.5O. Call
TYPEwRITER-Royal, portable. 8
yrs. old. Just recond.. ,S4s; guaran-
teed, MA. $3.50. Ext. 622, ewes.
TxEHyE1BHs Us9ErI, reYps%sttRR s%,se sRss,s o
TYPEWRiTERs. all makes. CAPT.
TOL TYPEWRITER. s26 10th st.
TYPEwRITERs. portables and stand
ards. all makes terms. new and re-
conditioned. a few new superceded
rYPEwRiTERs. some special bar
gains in new portables and standards
for Christmas giving; guaranteed:
terms: Our 10th year: AMERICAN
TYPEWR1rER saS e e9 30 l4sl ,nsl z saf Gapitg
3-0osa Easy parking.
TYPEWRI1 ERS-Portable; order now
for Christmas while stocks are
"a aysilahls al al D r 433 11th St: NV. ..,.,.
ali mskes poraSes and standsrds
guar. i year. STANDARD TYPE
WRITER CO.. 91O G st. NV, Ma.
WASHER - Kenmore automatic. 1
sesr yer old; excel. cond' sl7o. sH-
asa'laa .sa mo .4s old as s2 NJ s!s' essl
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto
matte, good cond S75 or best Of
wssH1Sa as Sa MAC MACHINE. Bendtz. nls new
WASHING MACHINES, automatic.
WestinghSnse West a oo tsundTomatSk La 1dt m So
SS.S W.snTSa Tseedsss, Ws.,cprSr. w - olS Ios
disc on ali door models; " last t years Hi
ewes. TIL 8. ROYAL Appliance CO
1911 Nichols ave Sc, LU. 4-70oo
WATCHES-New and used. Save, up
NANAI sG PaWSsRokERs ciaGas mises 1853
Lee hwy. Rosslyn, Va. CHI. 1777.
WATCHES-Bulova, Benrus, Elgin and
other good make watches. from SO 95;
original cost up to S72; DIXIE
Open till pm.
WATER HEATERS. used sale. Q
30-gal.. from SIS; guar. JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO. 627 F st. NV.
WAR SURPLUS-You name tive
have 1t. Tools, machinery. motors,
tarps.. generators. etc. GICHNER.
.513 M NV. Elk. 1927
WELDER. Craftsman. $50 amp. ELL
accessories; never used; cheap. KE
A FEW IEFT-Mexican Jackets. Dan
ish dolls Italian wallets and purses.
Swedish toys, Guatemalan textiles,
Indian handicraft ivoryware, etc:
reasonable; direct importer. FA.
LEAVING TOWN. must sell rugs,
sofa, buffet. tables. chairs. chests
desk. lamps. misc 627 A st. n.e.-23