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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1958
Page
20
The design X-13 blends ranch and split level planning with a studio room above the garage. Architect Herman H. York places the studio on a separate level, adding an expansion area with two bedrooms and a third bath. The home features an outdoor terrace, private patio, and a U shaped kitchen dinette for efficient supervision and flow.
A home attic can provide topflight expansion space at about half the cost of an addition. Before remodeling, consult an architect. Ensure floor strength, plan head room and ventilation, and locate a bathroom near existing plumbing to save piping costs.
The design X-13 has 12 rooms on two levels with 52 ft 4 in by 63 ft 10 in overall dimensions. Main level habitable area is 1,895 square feet and studio level is 1,112 square feet. A minimum plot of 70 by 100 feet is recommended.
The plan shows a laundry-pantry area hidden from the kitchen with folding louvered doors. For the studio, pecky cypress wood paneling with matching bar and back bar is used, and vertical board paneling for the entry foyer. Exterior uses brick veneer, wood shingles on gable ends and dormer, asphalt shingles on roof, and flagstone for terraces and walks.
The article outlines a homeowner friendly method for replacing a broken window pane. It covers safety gear, removing putty and glazier’s points, preparing the frame, measuring openings, fitting a new glass pane, applying putty for a weather tight seal, and finishing with smudge removal. It notes careful handling for metal sash and emphasizes ensuring a snug, sealed installation.
The Christian Brotherhood Hour Quartet will present a concert at First Church of God Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The members are Gene Miller Roger Allen Glenn Sealock and Darrell Taylor with Paul Verden as pianist.
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