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bara Gentry, 4-H leader; Eddie Sutphin, Jean Lillard, Ribble Blaisdell, Granville Fox, Eulice Wines, Margeurite Williams, Peachey Lyne, Dolly Smith, Nancy Brown, J. W. Brown, Jack Rutherford, Chucky Wayland and Clabum Kuhn. June newlyweds who are shopping for furniture may be wondering where to'spend and where to save. I -

Miss Ruth Jamison, house furnishings specialist at yPl, has some tips for shoppers with a limited budget. , *

Spend as heavily as possible on such items as a sofa bed, lounge chair, rug, spring and mattress. They are necessities and long-term investments. It is well to buy good, permanent storage units, such as a good dresser and chest that can be used in any room of the house.

Favor open stock rather than whole suites. Remember you can sleep just as well on a good mattress and spring on legs, or a frame, as on a bedstead. A secondhand or a ready-to-paint bureau will hold your clothing as well as a new one. Spend here, or substitute, as you- need to.

Avoid dining room suites. You may move and have no dining room. A sturdy drop leaf table and a chest of drawers can be used anywhere in the house should you mow.

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