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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
12
Miss Linda Stevens is ill. Mrs. Willene Hill spent Friday night with Sandra McAbee after.
They attended a party given by Miss Linda Sparkman at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell MicAbee visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAbee Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Virgil Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Therril Wallace visited Mrs. Annie Wallace in Baugh Wiley Hospital Sunday evening.
Sealed bids for construction of a three story plus basement Post Office and Federal Office Building in Decatur Alabama will be received until 2:30 P.M. EST on June 18 1963 at the General Services Administration Room 351 1776 Peachtree Street N W Atlanta Georgia and publicly opened in Room 353. The project includes a three story basement and penthouse with an approximate total gross floor area of the building.
Bids open may 10 1963 for large Atlanta GSA project detailing concrete structure finishes through to site works and deposits. Trinity School property in Morgan County offered for sale with sealed bids due may 16 1963. Probate Court notices document letters testamentary to Marie Smith Barber as executrix of Henry C Barber Deceased with claims bar dates may 17 1963.
Classified listing notice outlines phone number dialing guidelines. Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam priced at 3 cents per word. Ads accepted Tue Wed Thu Fri 4:30 P.M. preceding publication day. Sat 9 A.M. Friday for Friday issue. Friday noon for Saturday issue.
A short classified note listing services by Paul C. Davis offering repairs on household appliances including air conditioners and commercial refrigeration along with items like baby chicks, tractors, cotton hoes, garden tillers, and soybean seed.
1119 6th Ave SE W W Young owner J H Standridge offers septic tank and grease trap cleaning. Large selection of new and used. Rent applies to piano price. Traylor Music Co N Mem Parkway Huntsville AL. AA meets Thursday evening 8 at St John Parish House. Phone 353-8952. Shoes Knapp Boots easy on the feet, buy them and try them.
A list of classic car styles appears with several brands and body types. Chevrolet Servertible and Tudor sedans are mentioned alongside Ford Galaxie and Pontiac convertibles, indicating a showroom or ad column featuring multiple makes and body styles.
Kennedy Motors offers a selection of used cars including a T Bird full power and air a Pontiac two door a Dodge four door a Ford Galaxy a Rambler four door a Tempest four door a Pontiac wagon four door and a Pontiac two door Explore the available lineup and inquire about pricing and options.
The listing notes Kennedy Motors as a Pontiac-Tempest dealer located at 243 Grant Street with phone contact 353-6232. It signals a business posting or ad placeholder seeking customers and inquiries.
Classified ad lists 1963 Chevy Impala Coupe 1962 Monza Coupe 1962 Nova 400 2 door 1962 Impala Convertible 1961 Corvair 4 door 1960 Pontiac 4 door 1960 Chevy Convertible 1960 Rambler Wagon 1958 Olds 4 door 1957 Chevy Convertible by J. E George Jr salesman at Hwy 31 S Dial 353-631.
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