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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1965
Page
18
The feature home by architect Rudolph A. Matern is a two level contemporary split entry or raised ranch with dramatic interior and exterior effects. It has three bedrooms two baths a lower level with two extra rooms and a recreation area, raised decks, large windows, a circular fire place and a modern service area with separate entrance.
The H-91 Design presents a two level home with living areas on the upper level and recreation and storage on the lower level. It features 1879 square feet upstairs and 1509 downstairs, with 85 feet 4 inches by 30 feet 2 inches overall. The layout includes three bedrooms, two baths, two deck porches, a two car garage, and multiple foyers. Traffic flow avoids unnecessary steps with entrances on each level and raised main floor for privacy. foyer showcases slate flooring, angled wall, wrought iron railing, and a tall ceiling.
Raleigh AP The executive committee of the University of North Carolina board of trustees approved a $2.5 million stadium construction funding. Bids on the 40 000 seat football stadium were opened days ago with J A Jones Construction Co of Charlotte the low bidder at 1 998 650. Work is hoped to begin around the first of July 1966.
Dr. John Rood Cunningham, former Davidson College president, will step down as head of Mayor Stan Brookshire's biracial Community Relations Committee in Charlotte. Cunningham, who led the group, was recently selected for another role as a trou-
Charlotte police said the reported kidnapping of 26 year old Patricia Tee Schrader Maness by a man posing as a policeman was a hoax. Her husband Edgar Wallace Maness 52 who reported the abduction was questioned. Police said they have identified a man who posed as a officer and allegedly lured the woman into a law automobile.
An old wooden chair can be saved with careful disassembly and gluing. Remove loose rungs and joints, clean old glue, and reassemble with wedges, clamps, and reinforced corner blocks or braces. Use vinegar to soften glue, sandpaper to clean, and add wire tension with turnbuckles for rails. Repeat repairs as needed and number parts during reassembly.
A detailed how-to on disassembling an old chair, removing glue, checking dowels, and reassembling with glue and mallet and clamps. It covers loosening joints, replacing broken parts, cleaning components, and reupholstering the seat with new fabric and rubber.
In New York City interior designer Albert Herbert’s reconstructed 20 foot wide brownstone showcases a sleek modern interior with white plaster walls, open stairways, wall integrated lighting, and minimal furniture. The design blends white, black, and wood tones with bold art and unique architectural features. More than 91,000 teachers hold emergency certificates, Senator Vanea Hartke of Indiana told the Senate.
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