Manually turned off notifications for Mail & Facetime, now can not re-activate

Question

I originally worked with Bob Seufert to solve a No incoming Email Alert that was a result of my 'Fat fingering' the the 'Do not Disturb' icon while closing the Control Center.  We worked out that all incoming mail provided both the preset email alert plus a badge when my iPad was in Standby mode (not in use).  Now after activating the Do Not Disturb icon to not alert me of email or Facetime during night hours, I used the Do Not Disturb icon in the Control Center  to r-enotify me of incoming mail and Facetime by Sund Alrert. But as the day wore on , I found that the ntification was not working.  I have gone through all the stes Bob had recommended to make sure nothing had changed and performed a reset. 
Would someone else have an idea what I may have pushed incore=rectly?

Answer 1

Bob, As usual, you came to my rescue again.  Now your weekend will be free of me not bothering you.
I will investigate the Table of Content in the IOS 7 book's Table of Contents.  I felt the My iPad book was a good reference book for beginners, but I am finding it is not a guide for troubleshooting or explaining certain features such as PUSH, etc, the definition of the characters in the Control Center You said that I can set those features for my email accounts.  In Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>Fetch New Data, the email Accounts are listed with PUSH, FETCH or MANUAL.  IF the email account is already set to PUSH, you can only change it to FETCH , MANUAL or PUSH, but if email account is set to FETCH, The only options available are FETCH and MANUAL.  I do not not know of any other location where I can set those options and I know it is not an option when setting up a new account.  I was looking for the set up steps in the IOS 7 and My iPad book