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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1964
Page
24
The guide advises an awning height about half the window height and a bottom gap equal to half the window height. For a 58 inch tall window the awning should be 29 inches high with a 29 inch bottom gap. It outlines a simple frame using 1x2s with spaced slats and a top copy slat, plus a scalloped bottom for decoration.
Two house trailers met on a long narrow bridge between Key West and Long Key. No room remained for both vehicles, causing hours of traffic backups. Drivers jacked one trailer up and tilted it to allow the other to pass.
A brief note explains discreet interior repairs using angle irons placed where they won’t be visible, offering a simple solution for reinforcing structures without altering appearance.
A general interest Q and A column notes that the editor will answer topics of public concern while indicating that individual correspondence cannot be undertaken. The notice frames the column as a general service and limits personalized replies.
Centre Miss Paula Jean Abernathy and Lt. John David Coggin of Athens announce their engagement. Paula Jean is the granddaughter of Mrs. John Luther Abernathy and others. a Cherokee County High School and Jacksonville State College graduate. Coggin, also a Jacksonville State College alumnus, is stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky. The wedding is planned for late July at First Baptist Church.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Powell and children of Michigan visit his parents the Kermit Powells and his brother the Delano Powells at Ryan. Mr and Mrs W C Martin and family of Michigan visit his father William Martin and Mr and Mrs David Childers. Lucois Lewis and a Birmingham friend return home after days with Mr and Mrs W T Lewis. Mr and Mrs E C Barker and Mrs Robert McKinney visit in Toledo Detroit Canada Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
The article notes Spanish moss in the South is an epiphyte or air plant. It obtains no nourishment from its hosts and is related to the pineapple.
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