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  2. Melbourne Square (mall) - Wikipedia

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    The mall was built on what had formerly been an orange grove. [2] It was the second mall in Melbourne, after Brevard Mall in 1962. The first store to open at Melbourne Square in 1982 was Ivey's. The other anchors that opened later are Jordan Marsh, Burdine's, JCPenney, and Belk. In 1990, Ivey's became the mall's first Dillard's.

  3. Merle Norman Cosmetics - Wikipedia

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    Merle Norman was the primary sponsor of the 1981 Met Gala with the event's theme of The Eighteenth-Century Woman. [14] The company sponsors the USC Trojans and funded Merle Norman Stadium for the school's new NCAA Division I beach volleyball program in 2012. [34] From 2020, the company sponsored the Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders in the NFL. [35]

  4. Merle Norman Building - Wikipedia

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    The Merle Norman Building is a streamline moderne and art deco building in Santa Monica, California which was the former headquarters of Merle Norman Cosmetics located at 2525 Main Street. The building was designated as Santa Monica Historic Landmark #44 on June 10, November 11, 2002.

  5. Melbourne, Florida - Wikipedia

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    Melbourne (/ ˈ m ɛ l b ər n / MEL-bərn) is a city in Brevard County, Florida, United States.It is located 72 miles (116 km) southeast of Orlando and 175 miles (282 km) northwest of Miami.

  6. Burdines - Wikipedia

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    Doral (at Miami International Mall) Melbourne (at Melbourne Square Mall) Tampa (at Tampa Bay Center and University Square) Coconut Grove (at Mayfair Shops, 1984-1991) Coral Springs (at Coral Square Mall) Boynton Beach; Palm Beach Gardens (at Gardens Mall) In 1971, the Burdines store in Dadeland Mall became the largest suburban department store ...

  7. Just curious: Who was Merle Hay, and how did Merle Hay ... - AOL

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    In 1959 Merle Hay Plaza, a 47-acre shopping center, was built on the northwest corner of Merle Hay and Douglas roads on the Des Moines-Urbandale border. In 1972, the plaza was enclosed and became ...

  8. Merle Nethercutt Norman - Wikipedia

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    Norman has been credited of being ahead of her time, laying out the foundations for franchising before they were properly defined in modern business. [13] [14] Norman would be described as a pioneer entrepreneur and an inspiration for women of the time, with the large majority of Merle Norman Cosmetics franchise studios being owned independently by women nationwide by 1934. [9]

  9. J.B. Nethercutt - Wikipedia

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    Under his tenure, Merle Norman was recognized as one of the top 10 largest American cosmetic companies by People magazine. [12] By 1981, Nethercutt spent $5 million on Merle Norman's first nationwide advertising campaign, which had previously only used word-of-mouth marketing. The company also had begun experimentally selling in European ...