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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1963
Page
25
Center Gallery divides a four bedroom ranch into daytime and sleeping zones. Architect Herman H. York emphasizes dignity and warmth, with a gallery from foyer to terrace, a large living area, a separate bedroom wing, a lounge terrace, and flexible features for lot size.
A four bedroom ranch housing 2% baths and multiple living spaces. It lists living room dining room family room kitchen and garage with optional screened porch and basement. The plan spans 2 205 square feet within overall 92 8 wide by 46 1 deep dimensions.
Washington AP reports extremely cold weather depressed meat output last week to the smallest non-holiday total since September. Production fell eight percent from the prior week as snow blocked roads and slowed shipments of cattle and hogs from farms to markets.
Blandine B Lovelace found her MA9 2152 number often dialed by callers seeking Dr R L Cochcroft. She changed to MA9 2436 but that led to Dr Robert Moore at MA9 2463. People still call her for the doctor.
STARTA AP report notes Dee and Ben Ton Mills wed in a Ditty Tennessee double ceremony fifty years ago. On Saturday the brothers mark the golden anniversary by long distance telephone. Benton Mills and Lenora live in Wichita Kansas. Dee Mills operates a local restaurant with his wife Eliza while a broken leg sidelines him in hospital.
A reader asks how to drill a lengthwise hole through a thick end of a baseball bat to mount a lamp. The answer suggests sawing off the handle to the desired length and drilling the hole in the thick end, with guidance on using one eighth inch threaded pipe and completing the assembly.
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