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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1970
Page
41
Design S31 describes a two story home with a first floor containing a living room dining room kitchen family room foyer lavatory and laundry room totaling 1432 square feet. The second floor houses five bedrooms and two baths totaling 1280 square feet. A two car garage sits beside a partial basement under the living room and overall dimensions measure 47 feet by 47 feet 5 inches including the garage.
Learn to distinguish tread and riser construction by inspecting under the tread. If nailed to the riser, drive two slanted nails to form a V, use threaded nails for extra hold, set with a nail set, fill with putty, sand smooth, and replace the molding.
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An article discusses the dilemma of parents funding a child’s home purchase. It cites varied advice from experts on cautious lending, required repayments, and legal safeguards, plus stories of outcomes and regrets from those who helped or declined help.
A Colonial style seven room house on a 47 foot wide lot combines 2700 plus square feet with five bedrooms and features a raised living room two fireplaces a family room on a slab and a balcony off the master. Architect Herman H. York designed the compact plan prioritizing traffic flow and central stairs.
A brief notice states 50 cents each for baby blue items and 1 dollar for a Your Home booklet prints of Design No 31. It appears to be a small archival circulation offering specific design prints for sale.
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