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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1959
Page
25
The House of the Week presents X-67 by Architect Lester Cohen a two level plan with 1428 sq ft on first floor 900 sq ft upstairs unfinished optional three full baths and up to five bedrooms. It features a large living room with fireplace and bow window a big dining room kitchen laundry and a breezeway with wood fencing plus a two car garage and basement storage.
The guide stresses proper surface prep to ensure paint quality. It covers cleaning dirt oil and grease and for metal removing rust. sanding wood. sealing knots. using primers matched to topcoats. reworking blistered or flaking paint. dulling enamel gloss. and priming galvanized metal.
New features explore amateur barbecue culture with host and hostess dynamics, modern outdoor gear from electric fire attachments to hibachi grills, rotisseries, portable ice supplies, and durable melamine dinnerware. Industry notes cite 1959 retail sales surpassing 48 billion and ad spending in newspapers.
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