June   1   Received a $6,000, 12%, 1-year note from Sue Forest as full payment on her account.            Account Blank 1   Dr. Blank 2   Account Blank 3   Cr. Blank 4 Nov.   1   Sold merchandise on account to Reeves, Inc., for $7,000, terms 2/10, n/30. AccountBlank 5   Dr. Blank 6    Account Blank 7   Cr. Blank 8 Nov.   5   Reeves, Inc., returned merchandise worth $1,000. AccountBlank 9   Dr. Blank 10     Account Blank 11   Cr. Blank 12 Nov.   9   Received payment in full from Reeves, Inc. AccountBlank 13   Dr. Blank 14 AccountBlank 15   Dr. Blank 16    Account Blank 17   Cr. Blank 18 Dec. 31   Accrued interest on Forest's note. AccountBlank 19   Dr. Blank 20    Account Blank 21   Cr. Blank 22

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