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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1937
Page
19
The plan showcases a spacious living room with a large fireplace, three sizable bedrooms, a well placed dining area, an efficient kitchen, and ample closet space. It presents a homelike inviting layout suited to most families.
Hartselle residents and visitors are listed with relatives and friends across Alabama. Howard Burleson of Tuskegee visits family. Mr. and Mrs. Cammack and Caroline tour Auburn. Mrs. Harold Eddieman visits from Shelbyville. City names include Decatur, Cullman, Birmingham, Cleveland, and Montevallo.
An advertisement promotes True-Tage Paint Company offering home modernization loans up to 2000 dollars via the True-Tage Finance Plan. Exclusive Brock & Spight Company distributors provide information, with a 48 hour loan process and a color book of modern schemes. The ad ends with an unrelated historical line about Egbert’s reign from 827 to 839.
Wednesday in Birmingham reports Mrs. Edwin Frazier leaving for Linden after visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Brindley. Charles Byrd called to Russellville due to his father's illness. John Horton of Birmingham visits his wife and baby. Louise Rogers of Hartselle Route 2 visits M. B. Harrison. Julia Rash spends week in Auburn. Mrs. Frank Stone and Mrs. Bill Stone visit Hartsville. A. H. Masterson, ill recently, shows improvement at home.
The house showcases Dutch colonial architecture with a long roof sweep and varied materials for an attractive color scheme. Its square plan aims for low construction cost, while large airy rooms, a fireplace, built in conveniences, and ample closet space enhance livability.
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