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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
7
The House of the Week showcases plank and beam construction with heavy members and wide spacing creating cathedral ceilings. Architect Caleb Hornbostel positions a bi level raised ranch with living spaces on the main floor and a lower recreation area and oversized two car garage.
The ad promotes a Volkswagen Station Wagon with a true aisle through front to back seats ideal for families and luggage. It notes space for 16 pieces of luggage behind the back seat and a high roof enabling easier movement. The price tradeoff is a reduction from nine to seven seats as an optional feature at extra cost.
The plan features a main level with living room dining room kitchen screened porch three bedrooms and two baths totaling 1635 square feet not counting the lower level with a two car garage a third bath large recreational areas and space for utilities. The plank and beam construction includes extra closets and storage. Overall dimensions measure 70 feet 6 inches by 30 feet 8 inches.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Randolph celebrate the birth of daughter Janet Carol born Tuesday May 17 at Hartselle Hospital. Relatives traveled to Birmingham Mt Hope and Pulaski for family events while other members visited in town. The note recalls Charles and Anne Lindberghs 1933 transatlantic flight via a northern air route.
Dear Ann Landers column readers discuss a social group kiss game called Who Have I Got played under a bed. The letter-writer fears it spread from her circle. Landers cautions suburban readers to avoid such risky games and stay prudent.
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