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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1964

Page

22

Free and affordable sports ideas from Seventeen magazine

A short feature encourages low cost activities for teens, from swimming and fishing to hiking and camping. It notes public tennis clinics, affordable gear, and sailing via crew opportunities, plus tips for earning riding privileges and exploring new worlds on a shoe string budget.

Althea Gibson U.S. Lawn Tennis Association

Indoor Ping Pong Fashion Sparks Courtroom Style

A playful note highlights table tennis scenes indoors with a two toned Jerry Empire dress noted as cool and comfortable for play. The quirky line The play's the thing underscores sporting style in a casual, trendy indoor setting.

Enid Haupt Predicts Winners in Nonpolitical Elections

Enid Haupt nominates the men and women who will win large vote totals in upcoming nonpolitical elections. Distributed by The Hall Syndicate in 1964.

Enid A. Haupt Seventeen Magazine Enid Haupt the Hall Syndicate, Inc

Advice on furnishing a first home by designer Gulden

The adviser urges new couples to define budget and style, start with professional help, and plan carefully with a floor plan. He recommends measuring rooms, prioritizing storage, using adaptable accessories, and delaying nonessential purchases for flexibility.

Vivian Brown UP News William Gulden Queens College New York Gulden Laboratory Institute of Merchandising New York City National Society of Interior Designers

Mrs Julich wins Claire Flynn Cup at Decala Toastmistress

The Decala Toastmistress Club held a regular meeting in the Pet Dairy Hospitality Room where Mrs J M Julich won the Claire Flynn Cup for best performance. The program featured Mrs Grady Maxwell as lexicologist and Mrs Wayne Cutchens presenting the educational portion.

J. M. Julich Pet Dairy Julich Claire Flynn Grady Maxwell Wayne Cutchens A. P Pet Dairy Hospitality Room

How's Your Furniture Vocabulary

A shopper guide explains terms used in furniture wood and construction. It contrasts genuine walnut with walnut finish and defines finishes, distressing, bleaching, figure, grain, and inlay to aid proper buying decisions.

American Walnut Manufacturer’s Association

Speake family notes and local visits in Lawrence County

Friends and relatives gather in Lawrence County to visit Carl Speake hurt near Red Bay and to send get well wishes to the 10 year old pupil of Mrs. Ava Johnson at Speake School. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Kelsoe and son from Washington DC, Birmingham's Speake relatives, and Decatur guests. Edd Sandlin listed as improving after a Grayson car wreck.

Speake Carl Red Bay North Alabama Hospital Russellville Ava Johnson Valley Grove Baptist Church Ruel Kelsoe l Washington, D. C Lawrence Kelsoe Mrs. Ferguson Birmingham Arthur Lee John Tomlison Paul Terry Decatur H. W. Alexander Piedman James G Speake Charlie Birmingam Charlespeake Edd Sandlin Lawrence County Hospital Grayson Bluitt Ennis Sandlin

Piano finish and decorative wood work described

A gloss piano finish is defined as a brilliant hard glossy surface sometimes mistaken for quality. The term refers to a decorative wood treatment that yields a glittering effect, though it does not guarantee higher value or durability.

Busybody pen name of Benjamin Franklin in Mercury columns

The term Busybody a nosy person was used as the pen name of Benjamin Franklin when he wrote a series of columns for the Mercury weekly newspaper.

Benjamin Franklin The Mercury

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