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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1963
Page
17
This feature outlines a medium priced six-room home with three bedrooms and an up to date layout aimed at young couples and middle income families. It notes two main obstacles in finding individuality and livability in development homes and previews a solution.
Interior designer David Eugene Bell of Bloomingdale's urges young couples to use local store decorating services to save money and avoid costly mistakes. He describes a living dining room project using painted furniture, fabric driven color schemes, and an antiquing glaze technique that requires no varnish. Bell emphasizes meeting the whole family to tailor designs, and notes color combinations that work well with painted pieces.
The item lists a front practice area measuring 12 square feet with a full cellar of 1,299 square feet. Overall dimensions are 53 2 inches wide by 5 feet deep. Recommended plot size is 70 by 160 feet.
At the Enoch Pratt Public Library Miss Dorothy Sinclair recounts how wind shattered a west reference room window twenty years ago to co worker Edward Mantler. A noise on the first floor echoes the same event as the wind again shatters a west window pane in the reference room.
An era step by step guide to winterizing a power mower. Remove all gasoline from tank and lines run dry the carburetor drain spark plug and oil tank if present. Clean the mower wrap the base and engine in heavy material and store on scrap lumber to keep tires off the floor. Come spring add gas and oil to resume use.
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