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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1958
Page
21
Glassware for table decor emphasizes using flowers and containers as units. Heavier leaves from rhododendron laurel or lemon provide structure while delicate blossoms suit crystal pieces like epergne or goblets. Candlesticks and compote dishes create centerpieces. stacked stands offer versatile displays for flowers candies or cakes.
The chilled water central unit houses the mechanical refrigeration in a remote water chiller. Water chilled for cooling moves via a circulator to compact fan coil units in rooms. These units, installed in a dropped ceiling plenum, deliver cooled air through high wall registers.
A consumer guide highlights durable shower cabinets built from thick steel and properly treated metal. Bonderizing plus galvanizing prevent corrosion, while rigid assembly and a solid base made of concrete or vitreous enamel resist wear over years.
State patrolmen in Raleigh found a dummy mannequin in uniform in a patrol car by the road. A fake radar tape was laid across the highway and a note on the windshield read All cops are dummies like this one signed The Phantom.
Northwest landscape architect Chandler D. Fairbank presents a practical garden shed design that fits into a fence line. The shed is three compartments for mower, wheelbarrow, fertilizer, and small tools, with weatherproofing and a cedar finish.
Renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright offers a single tip for homeowners: if a man is going to live, he should live with wood. Wright, a leading U.S. designer for fifty years, champions native woods to craft warm, open-area homes that emphasize charm and friendliness.
A fully clad man wearing a life preserver swam to the Charleston shoreline and walked onto the beach. Sunbathers watched as he removed the preserver and socks and explained he had been working on a shrimp trawler beyond the horizon. He said the heat and low pay prompted his decision to quit.
Homeowners Mary Long and Margaret Wilson bought 109 Greenwood. John Ferree and wife bought 312 Best St from the Weslayan Church group. Malcolm Phelps moved to 617 Rockspring Rd, buying from Norman Acker Jr. Leon Schute and family moved to Wendover Hills Birchwood Dr new home. E F Myers bought 1013 Barbee St from Irma Bundy. John and Mrs Foy closed sale as decor work continues. Atlantic Insurance and Realty Co. buys corner Main and Richardson building for new offices. G W McGee sells 1110 Granby St to Freddie and wife. Arthur Lyon and wife buy 2503 Williams St moving from Laurinburg, joining McEwen Lumber Co.
Architect guidance can reveal drainage, flood, roof, and structural issues in older homes. An hourly architect review helps buyers assess foundation settling, wall cracks, heating and electrical adequacy, and plumbing costs before purchase. John Hancock Callender notes a good buy is possible if unfavorable elements are disclosed.
Mr and Mrs Grady F Taylor moved into 1110 Garrison Ave, a home bought from Willie Freedie who relocated to Lexington. Mr and Mrs Glenn A Craven moved into 400 Greenwood Ave, a house formerly owned by Francis J Payne and wife. Craven now manages Quick- As-A-Wink Laundry Inc.
Callender says buyers should appraise an older home realistically by estimating remodeling costs and weighing assets against liabilities. An architect guides buyers on value and risk, ensuring informed decisions in major purchases. North Carolina reports most fatal crashes in 25 to 34 year olds in 1956.
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