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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1966
Page
31
A feature on Transitional residential architecture notes its mix of Traditional and Contemporary elements. Rudolph A. Matern contributes a window seat in the living room while bi fold doors, slideout desks, and built in storage showcase a flexible space plan including a combined family room and kitchen, mud room laundry, three bedrooms, and a rear porch with garage access.
A guide explains common toilet running symptoms and fixes from adjusting the lever to replacing the float or washer. It then shifts to reflections on aging homeowners selling furnishings to new owners, noting emotional clashes and memories tied to beloved items.
The fragment mentions a G-18 statistics design room with a phrase Seasheee ing room and an Andon device. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities to verify.
A reader explains room fit for a table and discusses plywood cutting. It suggests 5 by 9 feet as a target and describes options to buy or cut two pieces of half inch plywood and join them with butt joints. Lumber dealer can provide a ready made lock joint option.
A 23 year old Gastonia man named Robert Turner received a three year sentence in a youthful offenders camp after being convicted on a check forgery charge.
Rep. Herbert C. Bonner of North Carolina leaves oral sail papers and records to the University of North Carolina Library in Chapel Hill. The transfer includes congressional materials and related records reflecting his public service and career.
The 1965 guide notes common home repair failures from grease on walls to old putty on windows. It cites improper curing, incomplete surface prep, and ignoring tool safety as frequent causes of subpar results.
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