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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1958

Page

26

Closing Charges in Home Purchases Highlight Financing Realities

The Real Estate Board explains that nearly all homes financed with GI or FHA loans include closing charges beyond the purchase price. It cautions buyers that cash purchases also incur substantial closing costs and urges asking for a precise, itemized estimate from Realtors to plan finances.

Wks High Point Board of Realtors

Plans Available For Yale Displays Christmas Displays

Handymen with ambition can obtain free plans for Christmas displays from lumber outlets. Plans are map-size foldouts by a hardboard products maker, with scalable graph layouts and figures like carolers and Santa. Materials vary. tempered hardboard suggested. painting kept simple. cost modest when spread over years.

Santa Reindeer Christ

Face Lifting For Home Egg-crate roof extension ideas for homes

Planning a low cost home facelift suggests extending the roof to create sheltered outdoor space in an egg-crate pattern. Using 1x6 or 1x8 lumber like Douglas fir or western red cedar, the feature adds perceived size and decorative sunlight patterns to the house.

Creek artist Acee Blue Eagle wins 1958 Buffalo Hunters prize

Anadarko Oklahoma artist Acee Blue Eagle from Okmulgee earned grand prize honors for his work Buffalo Hunters in the 1958 contest.

Anadarko Okla Acee Blue Eagle Okmulgee

How to Build a Child Safety Gate

Instructions describe building a safety gate from 2 inch lumber and dowel rods for a doorway. The frame stands 30 inches high with 27.25 inch dowels, glue and screws, floor guide rails of quarter round moulding, spacers, and nails. A latch or lock secures the gate and edges are sanded with rounded corners.

Inc

New Methods Cut Ironing Drudgery for Homemakers

Article explains using seated ironing, arc shaped tables, wheeled stands, and foam pad covers to reduce time and fatigue. Highlights include a swinging motion while seated, keeping clothes ready on both sides, and new steam dry irons and wheeled baskets to ease the ironing task.

Skelton Explains Home Skeleton and Value

Renowned western architect argues the structural framework determines a home’s value and durability. He notes wood framing dominates recent single family builds and that west coast hemlock supplies much framing lumber. Exposed floor joists and attic rafters form part of the skeleton, which must remain stiff to resist shocks.

Hidden Wiring Shapes Future Home Building Trends

Builders predict concealed wiring will become standard as wire ducts and conduits like raceways hide wires behind walls and ceilings. Planning multiple phone outlets in rooms, including master bedrooms, offers flexibility for future moves and avoids later renovation work.

Maps Of Mexico Offer Clearer Way For Tourists

Mexico City's AP report says the government will use a new technically complete map created from aerial surveys and photos. It covers towns over 500 population and key features, aiming to replace conflicting maps used by ministries and eventually guide a general map. A traveler once carried six different maps on a single trip.

Mexico City Mexico

Sabre Saw Finds Place In Home Workshop

Sabre saws bring power to home repair with models suited for light work and heavy duty tasks. From inch cuts to three inch depths these tools cut rips crosscuts jigs and scrolls while blades vary for metal wood or nonferrous work. Safety reminders stress disconnecting power before changing blades and switching off before starting.

Enid Woman Recovers Long Lost Bank Contest Prize

Tulsa AP reports Mrs. Leland B. McCoy of Enid Oklahoma finally receives a $2 savings account prize twenty two years after winning a bank sponsored contest. The bank had forgotten the contest but verified the award after reviewing newspaper accounts.

Tulsa, Okla Leland B. McCoy Enid Okla McCoy

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Yale Guoe Bloc National Lumber Manufacturers Association RAILS Skelton Lamb's Heating CO S. Main ST Central Savings Bank MR. Fix NEA Service S. Wrenn St
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