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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1958
Page
25
Practical guide on painting interiors using rollers and brushes with tips for ceilings walls and woodwork. Covers surface preparation filling cracks with spackling and patching plaster, applying paint in sections, and maintaining brushes for clean edges. Emphasizes drying times and safe coverage to improve home appearance.
The American Home Lighting Institute reports fixtures have evolved from garish ceiling objects to softly radiant, flexible furnishings. Off center placements now light walls, corners, and conversation nooks, with adjustable pull-down designs increasing movable light to enhance colors and textures throughout rooms.
Dr. Willard Johnson of the National Conference of Christians and Jews predicted within 10 to 15 years two thirds of the nation's Negro population would live north of the Mason-Dixon Line during a human relations conference at Central State College in Wilberforce Ohio, a Negro school.
Corn holds sacred religious significance for Pueblo and Navajo peoples in the western United States. Ground corn meal features in ceremonies. An historic apple orchard at Manzano, New Mexico, planted in 1676, still bears fruit today.
The Home Improvement Council replaces Operation Home Improvement as a national effort to aid homeowners in repair and modernization. It unites manufacturers dealers lenders and contractors to encourage better living, promote local HIC chapters and sponsor home shows clinics and promotional projects.
Three members of Williams County draft board resign claiming state Selective Service officials interfere with inductions. Fred Williams Don E. Zeller of Bryan and Carl Ie Hart of Montpelier cite disapproval of the system.
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