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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1959
Page
27
Vivian Brown argues modern men need a personal retreat from family life a cabin or shanty in the yard to unwind. She suggests a small 10 by 6 foot shed with 7 foot headroom as a space for breathing and storing gear, a place free of chores and distractions to refresh the nerves and restore vigor.
Mr and Mrs Charles D Oakes move to 904 E Farris Ave with IBM Adams-Millis connection. Numerous local sales listed including Corrigan at 607 Parkway, Robertson at 1916 Brentwood Ave, Dozier at 1105 Forrest Hill Dr, and Kirk at 306 Kennedy St. Realty firms Idol Green Koonts Mendenhall Moore White & Wright handle many transactions.
Denhall Moore and Ward Manufacturing Co tied to a modern home sold by James Conrad Inc and Bill Hylton Inc. Mr and Mrs Charles Sears purchased 1200 Centennial Ave through Aldridge via Hylton. Don Charlton moves to 716 North Dr from 1703 Bristol St, with Welborn R Malpass handling both sales.
A guide for first time sellers outlines what is included in a sale and how to handle existing mortgages. It covers listing items, dealer fees, and three mortgage options: buyer new mortgage, subject to, or assume mortgage with seller liability and payoff terms.
Louisville report states John Laws, a North Carolina Highway Patrol sergeant, led the Southern Police Institute class as its president at Friday’s graduation ceremonies. The event highlighted Laws as the standout graduate among peers.
Opinion weighs on resistance to change and urges caution on risky driving habits noting that accidents can result from taking road dangers lightly. The piece frames change as essential for community progress while lampooning overdramatic driving decisions.
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