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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1958

Page

26

Winter power mower storage and spring start tips

Wise Man Readies Power Mower Now For Spring Use. Do not store with gas in tank. drain and run to dry carburetor. Inspect spark plug, oil cylinder walls, clean air filter, and remove clippings. Balance rotary blade, sharpen if needed, and store dry. When spring comes, unpad and restart carefully.

NEA

Homes Change Hands in Local Transfers

The Home Market notes multiple purchases and moves in the area. Purchases include 213 Hallcrest Dr by the First Presbyterian Church, 512 Hedrick St by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, and 510 South St by the Dyson couple. Other transfers cover 819 Fifth St, 1201 Dartmouth Carter St, 1212 Ragan St, 607 Colonial Dr, and 601 Denny St with various buyers and sellers.

First Presbyterian Church L. C. Matt Hallcrest Dr Roy Watts Ralph M. Turner Hedrick St John Bateman Jr Turner The Heritage Furniture Co Colonial Dr L. A. Marsden William Price

Bass bites writer in Bear Creek Lake tale

Cumberland physic AP story notes Bill Johnson, sportwriter, fishing with his daughter at Bear Creek Lake when a bass bites his back drawing blood. The eight inch bass is described as the fish seen swimming away after the bite.

Cumberland Bear Creek Lake Associated Press Bill Johnson Bill

textured stone indoors for modern home interiors

Textured stone moves indoors from exterior use offering opulent, custom look. Variety of quarried stones in muted colors and textures, including flagstone blue stone quartzite slate marble granite limestone travertine and sandstone enable stylish foyers walls and fireplaces. Ready mixed cement and trowel needed for permanent installation.

Lock The Door Before Theft

A columnist urges homeowners to improve security after a theft and cites a FBI rise in robberies. Practical tips include window locks, porch lights, keeping a phone in the bedroom, controlling deliveries, and recording serial numbers for valuables.

FBI

Animal Toy Box Craft Lets Kids Learn Order and Fun

A simple 30 by 24 by 18 inch toy box from hardboard or plywood serves as a teaching aid. Cut animal figures for each side, using the same pattern or varied species, and mount them with finishing nails after easy cuts with a jig saw.

Many Water Heaters Too Small For Use

Home hot water demands have grown beyond the capacity of many heaters.Consult a plumbing contractor to size new equipment, estimate future needs, and choose durable tank materials. Larger families and frequent multi load washers raise the need for high speed heating and proper automatic gas water heaters.

Also Mentioned on This Page

WRAP D. S. Neill Cherokee Hills GAC Corporation Ae Ee New Resi James E. Dyson 510 South St Clifford Morton Dyson Schoonbeck Company L. M. Hayes High Point College Fifth St R. A. Parker Jr Mrs Paul Albertson Jr 1201 Dartmouth Carter St Charlie M. Richardson J. E. McNeill William Ragan St W. H. Wilkes Myrtle M. Burgess Denny St Town & Country Home Improvement Company High Point Greensboro Roebuck’and CO Beauty and Protection Homart Aluminum Nas Tilt SEARS Azalea Gardens Rose Ave Centennial Furnac Lamb's Heating CO S. Main ST West Coast Lumber Nate. Lumber Company Homart N. Main ST
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