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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1959
Page
27
The X-66 House of the Week designed by Samuel Paul fits a 50 by 100 foot site with 1444 square feet, three bedrooms and two baths. A garden court, courtyard access from all rooms, high privacy fencing, and a central kitchen maximize space.Exterior combines cyprus siding and brick with skylight, carport and no basement.
A mother of three in White Plains narrowly escaped a fall while cleaning exterior windows as neighbors rescued her. Modern lift out and fold down sash windows allow cleaning from inside with exterior access. Also mentions Reynolds Tobacco boosting quarterly dividend from 50 to 55 cents with record date Aug 14.
A new door frame made of ponderosa pine features fabric-covered weatherstripping on two sides and the top. A hidden metal tension spring keeps the strip in constant contact, sealing drafts and dust. Offered as frame alone or full entrance set with jamb and door ready hung, installation in under 15 minutes.
The expression between the devil and the deep blue sea traces to 1637 as a Scottish regiment stood between the ocean and Swedish artillery fire, illustrating a perilous siege plight.
A Franklin North Carolina house, built by former employee Will Holbrook about 45 years ago in Cowee Valley, rests on a foundation made from ruby and sapphire bearing corundum crystals stored after the American Prospecting and Mining Co ceased operations. Holbrook used the gem fragments as cement mix, creating a foundation of valuable stones.
Bull Shoals lies on the Arkansas Missouri border as a former cattle crossing. In Central America Salvador features volcanic mountain chains with Santa Ana at 8300 feet the highest peak.
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