Future Homes Will Feature Conveyor Belts And Paperless Design
Researchers predict homes of the future will be built with honeycomb paperless panels, no nails or screws, and bonded joints. A conveyor belt system may move clothing, dishes, and groceries through integrated rooms, with glass cloth skins and predesigned cleaning and storage solutions.
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Beauvy
Chris J. Wittig
Orror
Asia
Africa
United States
Wittig
Manu Tac
Marvin, Kahn
Turer
New York
Long Island
Aluminum faced plastic honeycomb used in future homes
The article describes aluminum faced plastic honeycomb panels as a lightweight, strong construction material with high strength to weight ratio. Panels, three inches thick with aluminum facings, will be used exteriorly while interior panels use gypsum board facings. Florida will begin large scale use late in the decade with homes of 2 to 4 bedrooms priced from 5500 to 12500 dollars.
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Aeone
Florida
Hentia
Central
South America
Interior Decorators Proclaim Color Walls and Floors in Show
A detailed report on an American Institute of Interior Designers display highlighting bold color use on walls and floors. Red green and blue themes appear in fabrics, furniture, and finishes with dramatic contrasts such as pink and orange accents and blue glass or silk draperies.
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American Institute of Interior Designers
Fred Gesstel
Melanie Kahane
Everett Brown
Magee
Brazil
New Home Wiring Needs A Modern Electrical Overhaul
An era of underpowered houses persists as many new homes lack adequate wiring. Experts advise checking wire counts, main service capacity, and amperage ratings to support today's dozens of appliances. For homes 1500 sq ft or smaller, three No 4 wires may suffice. larger homes need bigger wires and higher amperage.
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Trad Mobile
Jevery
Juanice Wilkinson Named GA of Month
Juanice Wilkinson a Second Baptist Church Intermediate Girls Auxiliary member is named GA of the Month. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Spires 404 N Seventh she has served in GAs since age nine and moved from Houston to Baytown in 1960. She attends Horace Mann Junior High and participates in Sunday School Training Union and church choir as she aims to complete Queen With Scepter for the GA coronation on May 16.
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Second Baptist Church
Juanice Wilkinee
Fred Spires
Juanice
Houston
Baytown
Horace Mann Junior High
Mrs Miles Hosts TEL Class Meeting
Mrs Frances Miles hosted the TEL Class of Central Baptist Church at 600 Bowie and led devotion from Psalms 23. Augusta Bounds presided, Sophie Eliender reported as group captain, and Etta Dudley gave the class report. A covered dish luncheon served 11 members, two honorary members Lottie Mac Micken and C. C. Steed, and guest Alvin Young. Rev Thomas Guinn was special guest. Ellender to host April 25.
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Frances Miles
Bowie
Central Baptist Church
Augusta Bounds
Sophie Eliender
Etta Dudley
Lottie MacMicken
C. C. Steed
Alvin Young
Thomas Guinn
Ellender
Bolster
Heirport Reimer Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Henry G Reimer Jr announce the arrival of daughter Terri Kay born March 23 at Gulf Coast Hospital. She weighs 7 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W Cook of Baytown. Great grandmothers are Mrs Jim Stallings Stonewall Montana and Mrs Rose Jyle of Fnd Okla.
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Reimer
Henry G. Reimer Jr
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