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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1961
Page
23
The House of the Week presents a four bedroom residence by architect Herman H. York. A midpoint open-well staircase links living, family, and kitchen areas across two levels. The plan emphasizes economy, large living spaces, ample storage, and a rear terrace with optional features.
Four bedroom side to side split level with fourteen baths, family room, formal dining room, and a living room measuring 14 by 17 feet. Open-well staircase departs from conventional split design with upper level 1131 square feet and lower level 419 square feet not counting open cellar. garage and storage add 247 square feet. Overall dimensions 47 feet by 31 feet 7 inches.
Building editor notes a request for a baby blueprint on Design B78. Enclosed is 50 cents. State.
Texas folklorist J Frank Dobie mailed a wooden shingle to Capital National Bank as payment for library books and the bank honored the check. The shingle was 10 by 18 inches and came with the note Try this shingle on your banker.
Actor James Craig and his wife Jil Jarmyn have reconciled after a threatened divorce. In a Superior Court session, Jarmyn had earlier called him the worst of her four husbands. The court ruled Craig need not pay his wife’s attorneys as their services were not required.
An AP News features column discusses a flood of reader letters reacting to a forecast that by the 1980s entire houses may be built from plastics. Sheldon Cady notes plastics' role in interior design aiding vacation homes and cites an experimental one room cottage furnished with plastic materials.
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