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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1964
Page
33
The H-57 design lists a first floor with living room dining room kitchen dinette family room fireplace laundry lavatory screened porch and two car garage. The second floor holds five bedrooms and two baths. Habitable area totals 1108 square feet on the first floor and 996 square feet on the second. Overall dimensions measure 50 by 39 feet.
The Enterprise showcases a two story suburban design emphasizing horizontal balance and efficient circulation. Designer York highlights a wheel like first floor with a central kitchen hub, a rear terrace, bow windows, and a two car garage with optional side entry.
This guide compares ready mix with on site mixing, noting advantages of ready mix like no mixing and accurate proportions. It warns to order only what’s needed, estimate cubic yards, prepare helpers, and have proper forms, drive access, and tools. It advises leveling with a straight board and smoothing with a float as concrete sets.
The cracks probably result from delaying finishing the pour for 12 hours and insufficient curing. Too little moisture during curing weakens the mix, while excess water harms strength. Patch cracks with appropriate material and keep moist for a week, avoid parking on it during healing.
The piece argues that house touring grows fashionable for homemakers and club women but risks creating dissatisfaction with personal homes. It notes Americans may adopt a blended international style, chase lofty features, and pressure architects as clients seek fit for smaller lots and budgets.
The article advises patience in wood finishing noting shoddy finish ruins good construction. It describes cleaning surfaces, sanding thoroughly, and using a tack rag with turpentine to remove grit. A toothpick can blot dust while varnish is wet to seal imperfections.
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