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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1964
Page
39
A single story house with three bedrooms a bath living room dining room kitchen tall basement covered patio breezeway and garage. Basic area 1352 square feet overall dimensions 53 feet by 52 feet 6 inches including breezeway and garage and under 31 feet without them.
Modest one level ranch designed to fit narrow lots, with 13352 square feet including garage. Features three bedrooms, bath, living and dining rooms, kitchen with breakfast space, full basement, covered side patio with built in barbecue, and flexible layout options including garage placement later.
In Fort Sumner New Mexico Kenneth Dorothy said he and his wife awoke to breaking glass and fired a .22 pistol into darkness, believing a burglar caused the disturbance. A coroner's jury ruled the death of 5 year old Kennita Kay Dorothy accidental.
In a fourth floor elevator ride to the basement a sheriff discharged a canister gas gun by accident. The group could not escape until the basement where they dashed for a window.
In the hall and just outside the bathroom door are a linen closet and two additional bedrooms with ample closet space. The kitchen features a practical T-shaped appliance layout with double windows above the sink, flooding the area with natural light and offering a view of the backyard.
New Bern AP reports an 18 year old Negrot pled guilty to manslaughter in the Feb. slaying of a white youth. He faces 11 to 14 years in prison. The victim, Thomas Abraham Wilson, 16, was shot with a .22 while riding a bicycle in the Negro section.
Vivian Brown profiles Riverdale New Jersey photographer John Hugelmyer who rebuilt a 16 by 25 foot porch in stages. He started with foundation and roof through a pro, then added aluminum screened walls, describing framing, stapling, and venting. He notes screens keep out animals and pests and suggests glass frames for winter but rejects them due to cost. The piece ends with a quip about Deaf Ears and home being the only place where a man can say what he pleases.
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