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TRADE 2B Almanac: Deaths, Deaths record The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Sunday, June 26, 1 988 On the budget deficit Supports a line-item veto for the president and a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget, even though he thinks amending the Constitution is serious business. He suggests that the budget be balanced by holding spending steady or decreasing it across the board, except for Social Security. He does not think a tax increase is necessary yet. "strengthen America" and encourage U.S. companies to diversify their products and to be more competitive.

On the budget deficit: He supports a line-item veto and a constitutional amendment to balance the budget. Ed Bryant, on the trade deficit: Believes the United States can use diplomacy more effectively to open foreign markets. Classified! PUBLICATION POLICY The Jackson Sun will not be liable for any damages or losses that might occur as a result of errors or omissions of advertising in excess of the amount charged for the advertising. Ad vertisers are requested to check the first insertion of an ad for corrections. The Jackson Sun will not be more than one day if we are in error.

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Saturday. 103 Special Notices 103 Special Notices ESTATE SALE Of The late Mr. Norman Dixon Herring (For the Tennessee Baptist Foundation) 4830 Flamingo Road Memphis Friday, July 8th Saturday, July 9th See Next Sunday's Paper For Listing BETTY Y.HARRIS Licensed, Accredited 4 Bonded 424-9230 ANTIQUE AUCTION Antiques Collectibles From A Private Collection 7:30 PM, Thursday, June 30th BURNS AUCTION GALLERY Hwy 45 East, 1 Mile South of Medina License No. 204 See Tusedav's Ad For Detailed List 110 Auctions AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, JUNE 28th Starting Time 5 PM Lots Of Small Stuff Big Load From Illinois Bray's Auction Barn Hwy 45 South Pinson, TN. 988-5870 responsible for within 45 days published, such Firm License No.

423 Auction. 7 PM, each Thursday at Burns Auction Gallery, Hwy 45 East, Medina, Tn. 686-3646 or 783-3822 113 Honest Abe Found: Airways vicinity, black white mixed Chl-huahua. 424-3030 ext. 202.

Found: kitten, dark gray stripe worange markings, app 6 wks old. Waffle House Highland area. 423 8903 Found: Small Dachshund, brown, female, Russell Rd. area. 668-5300 201 Home Services A Touch of Class Painting ft Staining By Stanley Grissom Best of Ref.

Ph. 968-3326 Central Electric Co. Electrical-Heating Cooling Service. Repair Installation. Residential Commercial.

20 yrs. experience. Free estimates. Jim Wilson, 424-3023 HOUSECL6ANING Lady to clean house. Trans-portatlon s.

refer. 668-2916 InteriorExterior painting, repairs, roofing. Free Estimates. 427-2909. 205 BuildRemodeling Jackson Home Repair Floor leveling, roofing, painting, basement work, attic bracing, additions, carports.

Mobile home repair. Serving Jackson Surrounding area. Free Estimates. 424-4910 ask for Bin ABLE ROOFERS. Roofing, framing, remodeling, additions.

Over 40 yrs exp. FREE Estimates. Replace old decking FREE. Paul 424-5950 or Millie 427-5179. Repairs, additions, concrete work, roofing, painting.

vinyl siding, carpentry work. Lie Ins. J. C. Crawford 424-5788 Jackson Roofing Siding Co.

Any type of home repair. 427-2929 ask for Terry Roofing, guttering, home repair, concrete, carpentry. Cecil Fulllngton, 427-9417. Child Care Childcare for working mothers, 16 yrs experience. References.

427-6097. Christian child care. Lots of TLC. Ho meals. References.

Any hours. 664-1605. Openings for children, 6 weeks to 5 years. RN su-pervislon. 424-6113 208 Schoolslnstru Attention: anyone wanting to take driver education call 668-4702, Bob Jelks, Driver Education Instructor.

West Tenn. Business College CAREER TRAINING. Day evening classes. 668-7240 209 Lown Service A-l NURSERY LANDSCAPING 'Complete Landscape Service' Design Planning Crosstie retaining walls, driveways and flowerbeds FREE ESTIMATES 901-968-7048 or 901-968-6719 Any size lawn or lot cut. Gutters Installed or cleaned.

Cheryl. 424-7776 Taylor's Lawn Service 422-4335. 214 Misc. Service Eliminate Attic Heat lamance Roof Ventilators Wind fWtf $54 InttalM 1-2000 Fewer $149 InttalM ECONO-VENT 425-2245 Jackson Memphis Auctions HO Auctions PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY 0Q7 full timepan I 208 Schoolslnstru PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Call 422-3797 TRAIN BE A SKinAlYM Fuft tawpert fl word procmting wk icrtj tarsal KB Study and Rt 11 Trowwrtg. Not'l.

Kl PnpTO' I AID AVAIL II PLACEMENT If IJ 1-800-327-7728 fl school Jf Amkoi Tram Cora, to be From Page 1 has to protect an industry from truly unfair trade practices. The government should not bail out industries simply because the industrial leaders don't like the other countries' trade practices. On the budget deficit: Favors limiting spending and "living within our means" and will not support new programs until the budget deficit is reduced. Bob Conger, on the trade deficit: "The trade deficit is devastating to American workers, but it's also devastating to American businessmen. We need to have a level playing field.

In talking with people who sell in foreign countries, we don't have that at the present time. I would propose that any assistance we give to any nation, whether that assistance be in the form of humanitarian aid or military aid or arms protection or arms sales, that we negotiate along with that pact an agreement that they will allow us to go into their markets and that they will help us in stopping drug traffic from coming into this country." On the budget deficit: Supports a panel of non-partisan, respected people to address issues such as revenue, defense spending and domestic spending. "It may have to include some differences in the way we separate powers between the president and the Congress at the present time, and it's going to have to be presented within a time frame that would be effective and measurable." Ray Blanton, on the trade deficit: The trade imbalance occurred because the United States allowed its trading partners to get out of trade agreements. "We need another Kennedy round of trade agreements that we had in the early '60s that would restore the balance of trade." On the budget deficit Because of what he views as excessive Defense department spending, he proposes to give business schools grants to let them comparison-shop Defense purchases. Richard Jacobs, on the trade deficit: "I think that we have had the dollar propped up by foreign currencies and the American banking institutions.

Since there's been a falloff in the dollar, rapidly increasing export ratio. Need a stable dollar, but I think allowing the dollar to float down to the legitimate trade value is what has to be done." On the budget deficit: He supports a line-item veto to cut the "pork barrel" projects from the budget; use of the Gramm-Rud-man budget-cutting mechanism; and institution of the Grace report, a private study that found ways to save $24 billion a year without reducing programs. Dan Campbell, on the trade deficit: He proposes that the United States provide American products, not money, to help needy countries. He also proposes to reduce unnecessary foreign aid, make meaningful budget reductions that ly, although they are located in areas of lesser population than Jackson. Both shelters receive donations in excess of $13,000 a year from their city and county.

People adopt only 30 to 40 animals each month in the Jackson area, which hardly compares to the more than 100 animals placed in the smaller Tupelo area. Phenton Young Blackwell, Jr. Services for Phenton Young Blackwell, 66, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Main Street Chapel of George A. Smith and Sons with Rev.

Charles Parker officiating. Burial will be at 1:30 p.m. at Memphis Memorial Park. Mr. Blackwell died Friday evening at Jackson Madison County General Hospital after an illness of two weeks.

He was born In Olive Branch, Mississippi and was the son of the late Phenton Y. and Robbie Britt Blackwell. He was associated for twenty-five years as Life Sales Manager of Combined Insurance Company of America. He was a World War II veteran, serving as naval air commander with the U. S.

Navy. He was active In the Naval Reserve for twenty years. He was serving at Pearl Harbor the day of the attack, December 7, 1941. He received a Presiden tial Citation, the Air Medal and the Congressional Medal of Honor. Mr, Blackwell was a Methodist.

He is survived by his wife, Pa tricia G. Matthews Blackwell, two daughters, Karan Blackwell Couch of Bartlett and Ann Black well Chester of Germantown, a son, William Phenton Blackwell of Memphis, three step-sons, An drew S. Matthews of Seattle, Robert L. Matthews of Temecula, Ca. and James K.

Matthews of Long Island, N.Y., a brother, Samuel David Blackwell of Little Rock, a sister, Robbie Black well Heflln of Warsaw, five grandchildren and one step grandchild. Pallbearers will be Carl Potter, Al Remllng, Thomas E. Fair barn, Jack McAninch, John Crosby and Robert Love Taylor, Jr. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 4 to 9 p.m. George A.

Smith Sons 427-5555 FREE Bible Correspondence Course Write To: Director Bible Correspondence 1024 Skyline Drive Jackson, TN 38301 National Association For the Self-Employed. We provide corporate benefits including 100 medical policy for small business owners. Laura Wilt. 42M074. Now accepting bids for demo-lition of former caretaker's house In Hollywood Cemetery, Send bids to Trustee tor Hollywood Cemetery Association, P.O.

Box 189, Jackson, TN. 38302 or call 422-9616 The Jackson Sun Is working on a series of articles about the Quality of care in West TN's nursing homes. If you have a story to tell about nursing home care since July 1, 1987, please call Evan Miller at 427-3333, ext 189. Out-of-Madison County residents call toll free 1-800-372-3922. 104 Personals Lose weight in inches without dieting with Colorad.

Call 668 5802 105 Garage Sales-N Rummage Sale. Clothes, toys. baby furniture misc. Sunday, S3 Ellendale Cove, off ChristmasviUfl- 108 Garage Sales-W kxolty. Antiaue rummage Sale.

5 pm to 8 pm, Monday Tuesday, Lots of antique clothes. 463 BOONE LANE Call 422-3694 TO EXKUTIVt Start locally, time). Lom and rataMd ikftt. Horn dflt I FINANCIAL JOI I ASSISTANCi 1 Ithe hart Admtieflof OrM Train time. Train computers, resident training.

available. Job Phenton Blackwell Jr. Services for Phenton Young Black-well 66, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at George A. Smith and Sons Main Street Chapel.

Burial will be in Memphis Memorial Park Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. Mr. Blackwell, life sales manager of Combined Insurance Company of American for 25 years and a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor for service during World War II, died Friday evening at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He was married to Patricia G. Matthews Blackwell.

He had three children, Karan Blackwell Couch of Bartlett, Ann Blackwell Chester of Germantown and William Phenton Blackwell of Memphis, and three stepsons, Andrew S. Matthews of Seattle, Robert L. Matthews of Temecula, and James Matthews of Long Island, NY. For more information, call the funeral home at 427-5555. Mary V.

Perry HUMBOLDT Mary V. Perry, 78, died Saturday afternoon at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Mrs. Perry, a homemaker, was married to the late John Henry Perry. Arrangements are incomplete.

For more information, call Baskerville Funeral Home at 784-1717. Arthur J. Chism TOONE Services for Arthur J. Chism, 36, will be at 2 p.m. today at Dixie Funeral Home in Bolivar.

Burial will be in Jimmerson Cemetery in Toone. Mr. Chism, a farm machinery driver, was killed Thursday morning when he fell off a tractor he was driving on a farm belonging to Albert L. Keller of Toone, said Hardeman County Sheriff Delphus Hicks. No one knows what caused Chism to fall off the tractor because he was alone in a field when the accident happened, Hicks said.

For more information, call the funeral home at 658-3941. Carnell Wilson SOUTH FULTON Services for Carnell Wilson, 75, will be at 3:30 p.m. today at South Fulton Baptist Church. Burial will be in Greenlea Cemetery in Fulton, Ky. Mr.

Wilson, retired owner and operator of Wilson Antiques, died Friday night at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He was married to Hilda Wilson. They had two sons, Dr. Hoyt Wilson of Lexington and Johnny Wilson of Marietta, Ga. For more information, call Hornbeak Funeral Home in Fulton, at 502--472-1412.

Lanpie Reed Rich SAVANNAH Services for Lanpie Reed Rich, 87, will be at 1 :30 p.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Hermon Cemetery in Hardin County. Mrs. Rich, a homemaker, died Friday at the Hardin County Nursing Home in Savannah.

She was married to the late Jarnes Bennie Rich. They had four children, Christine Allison, James Duel Rich, Wallace Rich and Tommy G. Rich, all of Savannah. For more information, call the funeral home at 925-4000. nent animal shelter here, we need to get out of here, not put more money into it," Groves said.

Prospects for new land and facilities would depend on one or several large donations, she said. The Humane Society organizations of Tupelo and Paducah operate with budgets of more than and $5,000 a month, respective AID ANNOUNCEMENT Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors Roy Wilbanks Services for Roy Wilbanks, 78, will be today at 3 p.m. from New Union Baptist Church with Bryon Epps officiating. Burial will be In New Union Cemetery In Hardeman County. George A.

Smith and Sons Main Street Chapel In charge. Mr. Wilbanks, a retired mechanic for E. L. Morgan, died Friday at Nu-Care Convalescent Center in Humboldt after an illness of several months.

A native of Middleton, Tennessee, he had been a Jackson resident most of his adult life. He was the son of the late John and Cassle Wilbanks. He was Baptist In belief. His wife, Cora Wilbanks, preceded him In death March 27, 1982. He leaves his son, Willie Wilbanks of Bolivar, four daughters, Fave Flake, Frances Stafford, Louise Rainey and Carolyn Gil-dewell all of Jackson, three sisters, Bell Matthews, Louise Fl-veash and Jessie Greene all of Walnut, seventeen grandchildren, twenty-nine greatgrandchildren and two great-great grandchildren.

Casketbearers to serve are Eddie Glidewell, Trent Wilbanks, Jason Wilbanks, Travis Smith, David Rainey and Steve Osborne. George A. Smith 8. Sons 427-5553 THANK YOU The family of the late Malcolm Antonio Ingram wishes to thank their many friends and relatives for the contributions, food, flowers, cards, support and most of all your prayers. The Family Frances Chambers SAVANNAH Services for Frances Chambers, 79, will be at 1 p.m.

Monday at the Love Tabernacle Church of God in Christ. Burial will be in the Savannah Cemetery. Mrs. Chambers, a retired custodial employee, died Wednesday at Park Rest Nursing Home in Savannah. For more information, call Moore's Funeral Home in Selmer at 645-3426.

Billy O'Neil Bryant McKENZIE Services for Billy O'Neil Bryant, 65, were Saturday at Brummitt Funeral Home. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Bryant, an insurance agent and banker, died Thursday at the Methodist Hospital in McKenzie. He was married to Mary Nell Bryant.

Stuart K. Farmer FRIENDSHIP Services for Stuart K. Farmer, 27, will be at 2 p.m. today at the Friendship Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery near Friendship.

Mr. Farmer, a computer technician for Econo-Com Maintenance in Memphis, died Thursday evening in an automobile accident in Memphis. For more information, call the funeral home at 677-2673. Edna Lane KENTON Services for Edna Lane, 84, will be at 2 p.m. today at Karnes Funeral Home in Kenton.

Burial will be in Sunnyside Cemetery in Kenton. Mrs. Lane, a homemaker, died Friday at the Methodist North Hospital in Memphis. She was married to William Thomas Lane. They had one daughter, Bobbie Lou Zaricor of Memphis.

For more information, call the funeral home at 665-6167. James T. Stevens BOLIVAR Services for James T. Stevens 76, will be at 3 p.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home in Bolivar.

Burial will be in Union Cemetery. Mr. Stevens, owner and operator of Barrett and Stevens Furniture and Hardware, died Friday morning at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis. He was married to Thelma Barrett Stevens. They had three sons, James T.

Stevens Jr. and Barrett Maxwell Stevens, both of Bolivar, and John Robert Stevens of Kingsport. For more information, call the funeral home at 658-5277. Tannie B. Larkins CAMDEN Services for Tannie B.

Larkins, 73, will be at 2 p.m. today at Bruceton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Prospect Cemetery in Hollow-Rock. Mr. Larkins, a retired car salesman, died Friday afternoon in Benton Community Hospital in Camden.

He was married to the late Louise Larkins. They had one daughter, Linda Lowe of Hollow-Rock. For more information, call the funeral home at 586-2512. Willis Shaw BROWNSVILLE Willis Shaw, 77, died Saturday afternoon at Haywood Park Hospital in Brownsville. He was married to Ethel Shaw.

Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Rawls Funeral Home at 772-1472. ANIMALS From Page 1 funding from the city or county for its work in animal control. In contrast, while the tax-funded Jackson-Madison County Rabies Control shelter is much smaller, it handles more than 4,000 dogs and cats a year, and room for one more is practically always available: On Thursdays the shelter destroys its homeless and unclaimed animals. Conditions at the Humane Society, worsened by a flood last winter, don't appear likely to improve soon.

The situation is a "catch-22." The group can't raise money for improvements partly because the facility looks so bad, but it can't look better without more money. The Jackson shelter's location, in the flood plain of the Forked Deer River, is one reason for its poor condition, Groves said. She and two other paid workers and a few volunteers are still repairing damage from the flooding in which two dogs died. "Our hope is to move out of this place, find some higher ground with access to utilities and not so far out that people can't find us easily," Groves said. But donations that poured in to the shelter following the flood have nearly dried up.

Reliance on dwindling private donations has left the facility operating in the red most months. The animal housing and office areas consist of a dilapidated row house kennel and two mobile trailers. Sections of a plywood wall were removed from one end of the dog kennel this spring to provide materials for constructing a shelter for the lawn mowers. The organization's budget of approximately $1,500 a month is rarely met, and no funds are available for a down payment on a new location or even renovation of existing facilities. "Since we cannot build a perma Motorcycle spill kills Dresden man DRESDEN A 24-year-old man died Thursday from injuries he suffered during a race at a Land Between Lakes campground last Sat-MTday.

Jerry Dale Roberts, who was at-vtending a Kentucky Bikers elation meeting at Colsen Hollow in Between The Lakes, was participating in a race in a field at the tiampground when his motorcycle I hit a bump, according to a report filed by Debbie Crowley, patrol for the Tennessee Valley Authority at Land Between The -Lakes. Roberts was thrown from his "bike and landed on his head, the report said. The man, who was not wearing a helmet when the accident happened, died Thursday at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville. 5 Funeral services were Saturday at Bowlin Funeral Home in Dres- den. Burial was in Wesley Chapel Cemetery.

1 Roberts was an employee of Ox-ford Housekeeping Company. 4 His stepfather and mother are Bobby Wade and Ruth Lawson 5 Wade of Gleason, and his father and stepmother are William Dale 2 and Anne Roberts of Dresden. Bessie Massey I BIG SANDY Services for Bessie Massey, 82, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at McRae Chapel Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Massey, a homemaker, died Saturday morning at the Henry County Medical Center in Paris. i She was married to the late William Massey. They had three children, Ruby Lowery, Thomas Massey and William Massey, all of Big Sandy, i For more information, call Stock-rdale-Malin Funeral Home at 593-3731. iWoodie Kee CAMDEN Services for Woodie 85, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church in 1 Benton County. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Kee, a retired farmer, died Sat- urday morning at Benton Community Hospital in Camden. He was married to Gladys Kee.

They had four sons, Edward Kee of Zion, 111., and Willard Kee, Louis Kee and Mai- colm Kee, all of Camden. For more information, call Stock- dale-Malin Funeral Home at 584-8282. I Eula M.S. McMurry I BARTLETT Services for Eula M. I Shannon McMurry, 72, will be at 5 p.m.

today at the Saltillo Methodist Church. Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery in I Hardin County. i Mrs. McMurry, an office employee for Lowenstein Department Store in Memphis, died Friday at Methodist I Central Hospital in Memphis. She was married to Damos McMurry.

They had one daughter, Joan Phelps of Bartlett. For more information, call Shackel- ford Funeral Home in Savannah at 925-t 4000. Record What's going on TODAY Natchez Trace State Resort Park, 9 a.m., off Interstate 40 near Lexington. Activities include: Church services, 9 a.m. Picnic lunch, 11:30 a.m., Fern Trail.

Volleyball, 1 p.m. Egg toss, 2 p.m. Nature Center open, 2-4 p.m. Coke-drinking contest, 3:30 p.m. Hawk showing, 4 p.m.

Paddleboat tour of Cub Lake, 7 p.m. Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Area, 2 p.m., 460 Ozier Road. Activities include: Boardwalk tour, 2 p.m., Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Area. "Loon's Necklace" film, 2:30 p.m., Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Area. Fellowship program, 3 p.m., Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church at 106 Glass St.

Sponsor: Baptist City-County Young Peoples Union. Speaker: Toni Seawright, Miss Mississippi. Jackson Area Community Band concert, 3 p.m., Jackson State Community College lake. Inspirational Choir seventh anniversary concert, 6 p.m., Salem CME Church at 2624 Ashport Road. "Liberty" patriotic musical featuring "Mis Sound," 6 p.m., First Baptist Church in Medina.

NAACP membership program, 7 p.m., Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church at 225 Daugherty St. Public agenda MONDAY Jackson Board of Zoning Appeals, 3 p.m., second-floor conference room at 105 N. Church St. Public meeting on proposed relocation of Tennessee 69 in Hardin County, 4-7 p.m., Circuit Courtroom in Savannah. Humboldt Board of Mayor and Aldermen, 5:15 Municipal Center.

(784-2511) Bradford Special School District Board meeting, 7 p.m., superintendent's office, Main Street. (742-3180) Crockett County Board of Education, 7 p.m.), board offices, U.S. 412 west of Alamo. (696-2604) Maury City Mayor and Board of Aldermen, 7:30 p.m., Gas Department Building. (656-2119) on live airline home study and Financial aid placement assistance.

National Hdqtrs. Pompono, FL. 110 Auctions R.H.Hickman Realty Inc. For real liquidations, farm livestock. 423-4674 For Past Due Rent 1226.

All American Storage, Jackson, 10 am on July 12th. 1654 N. Parkway HO 4 to CO I CO o) 3 3 a (( 83. 208 Schoolslnstru LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR-TRAILER DOT Conlfkatlon. Ml or port- PIOMfMIlt DRl.

Financial Aid A.Olabl. ALLIANCE Tuaotmtjui tlAimttS CtKTHS LEBANON, TN Call loll rrt 103 Special Notices WILLIAMS DISCOUNT NAME BRAND TIRES (Mounting Balancing) CLOTHING (Nothing Ovor $9.00) 1 Milt Out Of Mifflin, Hwy. 197 West Phone 989-4087 Sit Mt. to air 30 IR PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, July 9th, 1988, 10 A.M. Decaturville, Tennessee Auction held 7 miles Northwest of Decaturville on Smith Chapel Road, turn North off 100, 5 miles West of Decaturville, follow blacktop two miles to Zion Baptist church, continue straight, 1 Vi miles Auction Site.

Owner Selling Due to Health Relocating in Different State 1 6 room custom home A 1 58 acres Selling at Absolute Auction 12:00 Noon 3 floors 6400 total square feet 5,758 sq. ft. heated area -710 sq. ft. In garage This custom brick stone home has a sunken LR with cathedral ceiling, fireplace, formal dining room, a deluxe kitchen with built ins, 6 BRs, library, large walk-in closets, 3 ceramic baths, large family room with fireplace, recreational room, bar entertainment room, 3 sets of sliding glass doors, 2 raised decks, 1 hardwood floors, 2 central heat units 2 car garage.

Situated on a beautiful secluded wooded lot with paved drive, masonry job building storage sheds. Farm Sells in 5 tracts from 2 acres to 60 acres. Home offered with 30 acres as a whole. Good deer small game hunting, beautiful rolling woods land. Termst 20 on day of auction, balance due within days above delivery of deed.

Equipment tools Farmall tractor with equip; ment, power mower hand tools. Furniture household goods Walnut DR suite, walnut BR suite, dinette table wchairs, elec. cook stove, GE washer Maytag dryer, hide-a-bed couch, Zenith 21" TV, refrigside by elec. appliances, misc. items additional furniture.

Termst Cash, cashier's check, certified check or bank letters of credit required of all persons not personally known by the Auction Company. Owners: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Larson, Decaturville, TN. 901-968-8598.

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