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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
6
The House of the Week presents Design H-52 a three bedroom ranch with two baths and a guest lavatory. Architect Herman H York favors a graceful formal facade paired with informal family living centered on a large living room terrace and a well arranged kitchen and family area.
A reader seeks help for weight and self esteem. Dr Joyce Brothers explains two paths to weight issues: physical hunger versus psychological need, urging medical evaluation and exploring childhood insecurity as the basis for overeating.
The article describes H-52 a 1720 plus square foot living space with 82 10 by 48 4 dimensions and two car garage a bedroom wing with three bedrooms two baths and a powder room plus a laundry. Architect York placed a large laundry pressing room in the rear hall near plumbing to keep laundry in the bedroom bath area.
Architects favor side-opening garages for better front elevation treatment. Design H 52 shows a front garage entry without sacrificing eye appeal thanks to strong exterior rendering and thoughtful garage door design.
Alma Faye Carter Reed Matthews, held on $250 bond in Cookeville, is to be tried with Sammie Earl and Barbara Sue Ammons on charges of illegally disposing of her two children Rose Marie Reed and Anthony Reed in a septic tank near Crossville in 1963. The bodies were found in September 1963 after initial murder allegations.
Rayond Burr confirms this will be his final Perry Mason season saying he plans to wind it up and pursue other projects including a potential series titled The Power in which he would play a state governor while remaining active in his art galleries and legal aid work.
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