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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
ArvOnia Will Get New
Telephone Exchange
Cut-Over On Sunday

ARVONIA, Nov 16-The in
crease demands for telephone
service in the Arvo~ia area Of
Buckingham county have made it
rece ssary to establish a new
telephone exchange at Arvonia,
and a modern Stronger auto
matte dial system will be placed
in service by Virginia Telephone
and Telegraph Company on Sun
day, November 10.
Automatic Electric Company
of Northlake, Illinois. one Of the
largest producers of dial tele-
phone equipment, manufactured
the dial unit which will begin
serving Arvonia Sunday morn
ing. Designed especially for Ar
vonia, the new system has 140
subscriber lines and 500 termi-
mails, together with associated
equipment to provide complete
local and long distance service.
The Arvonia central office is
equipped with decimonic ringing
which provides full selective
ringing on two and four party
lines and semiselective ringing
on ten party lines. The equip
ment is also designed so that
subscribers moving from one To-
cation to another within the Ar
vonia exchange will usually be
assigned the same number at the
new location that they had at the
old location. Features for the
ultimate provision of Direct Dis
lance Dialing are likewise includ-
ed in the new equipment. Calls
to nonexistent numbers or to
numbers which have been dis
continued will be automatically
intercepted.
The ablishment of an ex-
change at Arvonia has necessitat-
ed engineering and construction
work requiring gross eXpendi-
lures of approximately SOL 600.
Preparation and construction Of
outside plant has required about
5000 man-hours.
Located west of U. S. High
way Is on State Route us, the
brick Arvonia telephone building
was constructed by A. O. La
Foon and Sons, of Farmville, and
has been designed to furnish ade-
quate space to permit the install
lation of additional dial equip
ment which may be needed to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
'Fallout' Hits Buckingham Area

Col. Francis E. Bowen, U. S.
Army, ret. of Greenwood, Sig
nal Corps officer, said that tin
foil strips have been used for
some time to blur radar screens.
He explained radar briefly as
bouncing signals off objects in
the air.. Col Bowen said this
type of experiment had been in
use for at least Is years.
A plane in flight seeking to
avoid detection might release tin
foil in an effort to escape radar
or other tracking devices, Col.
Bowen said.
He added that this was only
his horseback opinion, as he
had not seen the foil strips
which have lie n in Buck
ingham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

meet future telephone growth in
the area.
Teller hone numbers in Arvonia
will consist Of seven Cd numerals
and will be part of the nation
wide numbering plan. The Ar
vonia exchange will be connect
ed to the long distance dialing
network by circuits to the Char
lOttesville toll center. Long dis
lance calls to all points will be
made by dialing Operator N
Calls for information, dialing as
Stance, and repair service will
also be made by dialing Opera
tor" and asking for the service
desired. Coincident with the es-
tabliShment of the Arvonia eX-
change, Arvonia subscribers
will be able to reach Buckingham
and DillWyn subscribers on a toll
free basis by dialing the tele-
phone number listed in the d.
rectory. Business transactions
will be handled by our Farm
vile office.
In commenting on the estab-
liShment Of an exchange at
Arvonia, j. H. Mahan, virginia
Telephone Telegraph Com
pany's Local Manager at Farm
vile, expressed sincere appre-
citation to the residents of Ar
vonia for the fine cooperation
which they have given the tele-
phone company in its efforts to
bring the telephone service i'm
provement to the area. Similar
praise was extended by Mahan
to the many faithful employees
Of the company who have work
ed so diligently on this project.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
Chubby Club Members Still On The Job

BUCKINGHAM, Nov. 16-The
% 'chubbies' who started a weigh
control program in Buckingham
county sponsored by the county
health department and the ex-
tension Service nutrition com
mittee, last March are still bat
Ting the bulges.
The group lost, during a per-
iod of four months of extensive
nutrition work a total of 235
pounds. Sixteen received certi-
ficates for losing at least ten
pounds.
This week, after another four
months, the group met again.
Out of II members who came
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

Frank. Jr., and Fonda moved
recently into the house on brakes
Hill recently occupied by the Sis
trunks.
The Rev. Edwin Shattuck, of
Richmond, conducted union re-
vival here last week. He spent
the week in the home of DR..
Thomas Watkins and Miss Mary
Bailey Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hudson
and daughter, Of Farmville, re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Pettus.
Jack Sewers spent the week
end with his family here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Harris,
of Waldorf. Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Gilbert, of Roanoke,
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert R. Harris.
Mrs. Kathleen Dobson Lawson,
of northern England, has been
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Purcell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Garrett
accompanied her to Richmond.
She left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco en- route to New Zealand
where she will join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blue,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
Loyalty Dinner Set At Mt. CALVARY

BRAKES BRANCH, Nov. 16-
The Higher Education Crusade
loyalty dinner for Mt. Calvary
Church will be held at the
WOman'S Club House on Friday.
November II. The speaker for
the evening will be A. G. Jeffer-
son. conference co-chairman for
the crusade.
Mt. Calvary Methodist Church
observed Lay Woman's Day on
November r. Mrs. A. H. Vain
wright, certified lay speaker
of F'armville District, brought an
inspiring message
S. T. Paulett has returned
home after spending a few days
in Richmond. Mrs D. L. Tharpe,
Mrs. Foster Reynolds, Mrs.
Tucker Paulett and Miss Lula
Paulett spent Wednesday in
Richmond. They visited F. B.
Walton at Medical College Hos
pital. Mr.. Walton is improving
and hopes to be home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Canada
flew to Charleston, w. Va, and
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Canada, Jr-
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Clarke
have returned to Richmond after
spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Crouch.
Mrs. Carr Bradner and Mrs.
Harry Bryant attended the REA
meeting in Richmond Wednes-
day through Friday. Mrs. w. v.
Purcell. Jr., attended the meet
ing of the music teachers there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
By GENEvIEvE AGEE

BUCKINGHAM, Nov. 10
Some areas of northwest Buck
ingham County have been re-
porting fallout. But. this type of
fallout hasn't anything to do with
nuclear bomb blasts.
Tinfoil or strips of aluminium
foil have been drifting from the
sky onto Buckingham farmland.
Hubert Justus of the Glen
more area was among several
property owners who reported
the fallout of foil this week.
In all probability, the small
foil strips are the aftermath
Of electronics experiments con-
Quoted by the air force or other
armed forces.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

The members who had lost
the most weight said when the
desire to eat things l want is
overwhelming, 1 eat everything
| want at one meal. Thereafter
! go back to my good eating
habits until the next time.
Rules for good eating habits
were discussed. Those who wish
to improve their eating habits
must test themselves often and
enjoy the satisfaction of not
going in to old habits it was
The bulge battlers plan to meet
in Junary for another weigh
ing-in session.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
THE FARMv1LLE (va) HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER H. 1861
Members Of Annual Staff Are Selected

POWHATAN, Nov. 13-The
staff of Powhatan High Schools
annual, THE Big Chief has
been selected.
Co-editors are Betty 10 Move
and Emma Aliens. Diana Chris
ley is the layout editor.
Other staff members are Anita
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

May, Ann Lester. Betty Jane
Snider, Laura Wood, Chuck
Boggs, Winkie Emers on, Rose
Glenn, Faye Brauderick, Neya
Anderson. Tom Lester, Bobby
Worsham. Neva Anderson, Ed
ward Tomlinson, and Ann Laws.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

to the meeting. five are still
losing weight. This varies from
one to eight and a half pounds
but it adds up to a total loss of
twenty-five and one half pounds.
Two of the original chubbies"
have kept their weight the same
as it was at the last meeting
and the remaining five had made
gains. Again it varied from one
to eight pounds each.
PLENTY OF ROOM
He calls his girl Stadium for
there seems to be room for
everybody in her heart.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

sentaves from 1881 ls43 he says During terms in
Congress had to cura much of my needepont activity
because of work demands, but missed it,"
Making quilt patches for his mother while still in knee
breeches his first interest in handwork Later when
his enthusiasm turned to needeponting, he and Mrs.
Boehne decided to make their two boys charseat cover
Boehne worked neater he ended up COM
peting both pieces.
The most beautiful and intricate piece he has
made is his family coatofarms, which hangs in his
home at 35O7 Saul road Kensington Its 60 900 stitches
required six months of painstakng work.
Another interest which has spurred Mr. Boehne into
producing some elegant pieces of needlepOint is his
church "Of all the pieces I've ever done he says my
greatest thrill has come from making 7footong l2lnch
wide frontal for the Calvary Lutheran Church in Silver
Spring" Predomnanty purple, with crown OF thorns,
and chace and stalks of wheat edgng is effective
during it hangs down the front of the altar Mr.
Boehne matched this handsome piece with l2foolong
6-inch stole for his pastor, plus lectern cover.
In the directors office of the Missouri Synod OF the
Lutheran Church in St Louis where Mr. Boehne meets
with board every six weeks hangs the Seal of the Ma
ona Church which he made The largest point seal
made him about feet square and hangs in
the Lutheran Church Center on Sixteenth street NV He
also made 3foot seal for the presidents office at Val
paraiSO University.
ave never sold piece" he 81 just enjoy doing
myself and for others gifts Even young grand
daughters have purses I've made for them"
Much of his and background canvases for purses
have been bought during trips to Europe He has made
about 30 purses and particular about their mounting
that he sends them to in Detroit who is con-
sidered expert in this field NeedlepOint purses are
priced possessions because they last lifetime.
when travelling by train use bedroom so can read
and do needlepoint" Mr. BOehne says "Needlepointng
demands lots of concentration and stickOtveness It's
always hard to put piece down. especially at night More
would do needeponting it, just once, they exper
fenced the pleasure derived from actually doing the work
themselves and then observing the beauty they have
created"
Surgeons often needlepointng to relax and keep
their fingers nimble Engineers get particular pleasure
when they make engineering project out of by design
ing and creating their complete The Duke OF
Windsor avid needepointer Kings of many countries
have been needeponters and through the centuries men
have turned out of the most magnificent pieces
Since 1943 Washington has been Mr.. BOehne's per
home and he is engaged in public relations work
dealing with taxes But always, after busy day. it is good
to return home where usually more needepolnt
pieces await him. At this writing the large work frame in
his living holds charback which he is working
Yes it's easy to why Mr.. Boehne was once called
THAT needepoiHt Congressman"
Evening star., 1961-04-06

anything that is alive" DR..
Sisler said.
But he added that If there is
anything alive, "it is not similar
to common soil organisms
found in the earth"
DR.. Sisler said the Murray
meteorite, unlike many other
meteorites that have been
studied is relatively nom
porous-making it less likely
to be contaminated on the in
side by ordinary soil organisms.
Anything Possible
If what we are studying is
actually something alive. it's
probably a terrestrial hug, but
a very small one that can work
its way, inside a derse material
like the Murray meteorite," the
scientist said.
However, he contended that
the material could be of extra
terrestrial origin-that is, any,
thing Is possible
The only way to give
strength to such a concept
would be to rule out Entirely
the possibility that the ma
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Toy Dept.
Fourth Floor, Washington onI,

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
l-iz.s5 Spring ShO-FIy Rocker. floor sompIe,
scored 64o
l-l3s5 Wooden Toy Chest. scored, no casters,
6.SS
2-l59S ChiIdrens Desk and CHR Sets, Ioht
on desk, scored - - -S.ss
4-4.S8 HeoVy Cardboard Corner Hutch cobinets,
2.88
1-777 Hot Rod Roeer, floor sompIe w 4.S8
4-ls.9s ! 5" Betsy Wetsy Dolls. in cose with oc-
eessories ------- -~7.S8
3-9.79 child's Metol Kitchen Sinks, scored, 5.SS
l-i4.9S Bouncing Spring Horse, floor sompIe,
s.88
l-s2.ss Bouncing Spring Horse, floor sompIe,
l-lo.Ss Hot Rod Roeer, floor sompIe- 6.88
l-44.s9 Boys 26" 3-Speed Bicycle, LIGHT GEN.
erotor, lugooee conier hand brakes, contiIever
frome 26SS
1880 Boys 26" s-Speed Bicycle, light, hond
brakes, tool bog, generator, Iuoeooe correr 1888
Evening star., 1961-04-06

form in such a way. Only hu-
man beings should be on it,"
Retorted paper merchant
Mist:
Like Queen Victoria, place
my faith more in animals than
humans. Now I'm going to get
the vote for the younger cats
Gingerman and Sheba. l have
to think of them and their
future.
Il have given instructions to
my bank manager that when I
die my estate shall be used
to pay a servant to look after
my cats as long as they live.
I'm not a crank. People
may say I'm eccentric.
But as my cats will be
householders after I die, I
thought they should have the
Evening star., 1961-04-06
SUFFRAGE SPREADING
Briton's Two Cots
Win Right to Vote

LONDON, April 6 (AP).-
Robin Mist's logic seems to &c
like this:
Women have the right to vote
and all women are catS-there-
fore cats should have the right
to vote.
So far the 50-year-old bach
elor's cat suffrage program has
resulted in two of his cats get
ting on the electoral roll.
And now tom-cat Porky Mist
and his brother, Tim Mist, have
received official poll cards en-
titling them to vote in the
Southend municipal elections.
A Southend voting officer said
last night: This is a new one
one me. I cannot imagine any
man filling out the statutory
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Nixon Ready to Aid
Tower in Cumouion

LOS ANGELES, April 6 (AP)
An aide says former Vice
President Nixon will campaign
in Texas for John G. Tower in
the runoff for Vice President
Johnson'S vacant Senate seat
if Mr.. Tower and Mr.. Nixon
"can agree on a date to fit into
Nixon's schedule"
The Nixon spokesman said
Mr.. Tower phoned the former
Vice President Tuesday night,
requesting Mr.. NiXon'S as
SiStance.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Research Bores Bugs
In FoIIen Meteorite

Murray, KY. in 1850 had pro-
duced chemical changes in a
test tube medium and also had
been seen microscopically as
small. twisted, little rods that
look something like twisted
sauSages." They measure only
between 8 and Is millionths OF
an inch.
Particles Reappear
He said the same chemical
changes-that is, discoloration
and turbidity of the medium
was shown in several success
Sive transfers of material to
other test tubes, and that the
strange particles also kept re-
appearing.
I'VE can't say that we have
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Fabric Dent.
Third Eloor Wn.Linn4n.. al

- ThITd Floor, Woshlngton Only
I,OoO 1ds. Miracle Blend FobFies. Docron poly
r-nylon-ocetote blends Yd 5Se
500 Yds. Reg. sSe rd NyIon orsondy. as" wide;
10 coIors. Yd soc
500 Yds. Reg sse I'd. Hond- Screened Royor
Prints Washable; 38" wide Yd. --69e
600 Yds Reg: sse I'd. NyIon FIoeked orsondy.
Washable; AZ" wide. Yd. - 6sc
500 rds. Cotton VOIIe Prints Washable; creose
resistont; 80" wide. Yd.------------.---5e see
1000 Yds. ese Drip Dry sprinsmGid Cotton Prints,
discontinued patterns ns------------- Yd., 3se
Evening star., 1961-04-06
BY FRANK CAREY
Associated Press stan Writer

A Government scientist re-
ported today that strange par
ticles found in a fallen meteor
ite probably" are of earthly
origin, but the possibility that
they are bugs from outer
space can not be ruled out.
DR.. Frederick SiSler, a micro
biologist of the United States
Geological Survey, described
Joint research with DR.. Walter
Newton, head of the germ-free
laboratory of the National In
stituteS of Health.
DR.. SiSler told a reporter
that organic material recovered
from a meteorite that fell at
Evening star., 1961-04-06

right to vote. So I filled in
the necessary electoral forms.
Their names were added to
the electoral roll, but they have
not placed their vote yet"
Election propaganda from
candidates in next months
municipal elections has already
started flooding in on Porky
and Tim. But none has yet
come out as cats candidate.
So they don't stand a dogs
chance of picking up these two
votes.
Evening star., 1961-04-06

lerial is terrestrial, DR.. Sisler
said.
And the only real way to
prove extra a-Serrestrial origin,
he added, would be to send
up a space craft to see if it
could collect material that
would behave the same way.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
l.99 Cotton BIouses
Housewares

Third Floor, Washington Only
1850 Metal Underbed Chests, grey enoe
finish, 32xl8x6" -2.9e
$500 comor Plant Food, high nitrogen con-
tent 5-Ib. size 2.9e
l4-l.oo WOOImoster Cold Water Soep. for oil
fobricS AGE
plastic lines, complete with folding base -4.99
8-3.95 Wicker chiId's Chairs. perfect for small
24-I.4s chromepIoted Dip-Dry Bar, double
amount Of drying spoee SSe
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Rug Dept.
Third Floor, Woshinoton onlu

comparable ... g..
values ..-. F
I5-I5.5o Reversible Kroft Fiber Rugs; 6xe, 500
S-Io.'5 Reversible KFoft Fiber Rugs, 4. SKIS,
:, 49s
l2-s.ss Reversible Kroft Fiber Rugs, 27x54",
,,o. . $50
I-z2.s5 Reversible Kraft Fiber Rug, exe.6, s.S9
9-54.Ss Reversible SisOI Rugs, 9xl2 $500
1855 to 5.95 SompIe Rugs, 27x3e" -I.so
S-l3S.e5 AII-WOOI Pile BroodIoom Rugs, orey,
oxl5 60 oo
S-I47.ss AII-WoOI Pile BroodIoom Rugs, beige,
7"'< ----------------- "--- 64.99
7-los.5o 7o% WoOI-so9S NyIon Pile Twist
Weave Rugs, sondowood, oxl2 5e.99
s-los.5o 7o06 Wool o9S NyIon Pile Twist
Weave Rugs, green, 5e.e9
1900
4-s4.ss Reversible Kroft Fiber Rugs, l2xl5,
1900
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Serqeunts Meetino

The National Executive
Council of the Association of
Regular Army SergeantS will
meet tomorrow and Saturday
at its headquarters, 1413 K
street NV.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Hosiery
Street Floor, Both Stores
Seamless NyIon Hosiery

All first quoty! Micro mesh seam
less nyons with reinforced toe and A0e.,
heel for extro weor Good selection ~~
of sizes and eoIors in the group
BeIow-Woshnoto Only
IS Prs. cosuoI Slippers. comparable to 399 values,
broken sizes w ---- lbs
4S Prs. l.95 Lace Weave Foshion NyIons, bro
ken assortment ------ -.- 99e
100 Prs. Irresuors Of SeomIess NyIons, broken
assortment -. --.-. 59e
IS Prs LBS TO I.6s FomOus Full Fashioned
NyIons. broken sizes, as is ----..- z prs. 100
Evening star., 1961-04-06
TOiIefrieS

Bubble Bath in Apotheeory Jor, plus refill sse
Box Of Devon VioIets Soep and Cologne,
S8e plus tax
Lydie Grey Foeiol Tissues, 4oos, white; comporo-
BILE to 33e values -.----- 4 for SSe
Large Con Of LonoIin Plus or Lustre creom Hoiv
SPFoy -------------------- 8Se
plus tox
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Seconds Of 39c TO
69e Place Mots

selection includes postics foom-bock
novelties and fobrc styles lmperfec m e.
IRONS consist Of tiny misprints or mis- for
Weoves
Street Floor, Washington onk
Evening star., 1961-04-06
ChiLdrela'S Shoes

Fourth Floor, WoshInqton Only
Girls S.99 and 6.e9 Strops. White, black patent.
Broken sizes to g. wv to ! in group 2.ss
4.99 and 5.e9 Selma Deb cosuos for young jrs.
and teens, SNORT pumps in skinner and bow
styles Broken sizes 4h to l0.Pr., I.ee
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Girls Wear.

Second Floor, Both Stores
Girls 1873 and 500 Spring Dresses, some with
petticoots. Prints and solids. Sizes to IA $50
Girls S.S9 Slim Points of posIey print cotton
corduroy. Sizes 7 to II 3.6e
Girls and Pre-Teen.' 1899 to 1893 Winter
Soots' broken sizes 1000
Girls 2.ss and 3.ss Cotton Sport Shirts, prints
and solids. Sizes 7 to II so
s.s9 Washable Royon Gobdrdine SIoeks, sizes 7
to II / en-
Evening star., 1961-04-06
China Dept.

Third, Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
s-4.Ss oblons HondIed ItoIion Pottery Dishes,
2.9S
o-9'9V LoFse obIons White Pottery Ash TFoys,
1873
5-6.SS Imported Ape. IndviduoI Servirq Sets,
consists OF mugs teopot and troy 49,. :. .SS
Io-l.o cIeur Gloss Sugar ond creom Sets, soc
$50 cOIOsed Gloss Deeonters -.I 90
Z4-l.oo s-Pieee Sets Of Artificial Fruit 5ee
Originally 5.Ss ovenprOof Pottery cosseroIes and
BToss CoIored Stands 3.os
" orisinolly s.sS imported cOIored Gloss Cock
toll or BEondy Sets 2.os
7 Originally 2.4s Novelty Benks ------- I,4S
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Linens, DO1lseSticS
Seconds Of Womsutto
DebucoIe Printed Sheets

Attractive group of printed sheets
from the Venno Revival collection.
Three potterns from which to choose: 00
oil flot styles. lmperfections consist
of tiny msprints. 72xlO8-in size
Seconds Of 8lxl08-n. size 800
Seconds Of PiIoweoses " eee
Street Floor, Washington OnIy
Evening star., 1961-04-06
NeCktUe0r
4.ee 6 500 Fomous-Moke BIouses
Street Floor, Both Stores

4.99 & 500 Fomous-Moke BIouses
Oressy and toored tuck in and over
blouses in nyon, Oocron poIyester
and cotton. Various neckne STYLES
and sleeve lengths. White, posteIs, = 00
prints. Sizes 81 to 38 ~S11
100 Imported Ribbon Seorfs
Pure silk long striped ribbon scorfs
with trneed ends Others with embroi- = 81
deN trims. Light backgrounds
500 Wool Knit StoIes
Long novelty knit styles with deep
hand knotted fringe. White and black q 00
only. ~S11
1.99 Cotton BIouses
Toiored style tuck-in or overbIouses
with Y or convertible necklines Short
sleeves sleeveless. White, postes, an
prints. Sizes 81 to 38 in group. MsWW
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Fourth Floor. Woshino.on onIv

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Simmons lnnersprins Mottress, crushproof bor-
der tope tied, twin size, soed 1859
! Simmons "SIumber King" Mattress, discontinued
ticking, stitched border, twin size, soed 1888
Serto Corrective $40 Coil" Mattresses, extra
firm, twin size soiIed " 1890
Serts "4o5 coiI' MOttress, firm type, twin size,
floor somple .-------- -- 2A44
] Simmons Deep Sleep" Mattress, discontinued
ticking, tuftless, twin size, floor sample - 32.ss
Simmons Deep Sleep" Box Spring, discontinued
ticking. sturdy construction, twin size, floor sopIe
1888
! Sertu Innersprins Hollywood Outfit, foncy rose
stripe ticking, discontinued style, 80 inches wide,
1899
Enslcnder 4h" Foom Lotex MottTess and Box
Spring, medium firm, twin size, floor sompIe. 4s.ss
EnsIendeT 4N" Foom Lotex Mottress end Box
Spring, firm, twin size, floor somple $3.50
Six-lneh Poly-fOom Mottress and Box Sprino,
tIrm, torol ticking, twin size, floor sompe, IS. SO
! Enslonder Box Spring. heavy oquo ond white
stripe ticking, twin size, soed - 1890
Simmons Box Springs, heavy woven tickino, sturdy
coll construction. twin size soiIed 24sS
] Six Inch Foom Lotex MottFess and Box sprino.
blue tIoro ticking, firm twin size, floor sompe
1880
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Bed Dent.
Lower Level, Arlington ONLY

Lower Level Arlington Only
! Serto Smooth-Top Mattress; stitched pre-buit
border; twin size, floor sompIe 1888
] SeTto Box Spring; sturdy construction, twin size
floor sompe 1855
l-34.SS Boudor Chair; green polka dot Plastic
fobrc with maple finish oms, button missino
floor somple
l-34.98 BoudoiF Choir; cocoa ond white snow
flake postic fobric,
] Foom Lotex Divon; woInut finished frame,
holsters with bock rest eeru color fobric, floor
sompIe - So 90
] Foom DiVon; woInut finished frome holsters
with back rest, blue color fobrc, floor sonpIe,
999
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Mems Wash m Wear Summer SIoeks

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