BRICK HOl'SE PLAN NO. 304—Designed by R a Longatreet, A1A, Architect, Raleigh
This is o:,; of many houses designed by Carolina architects which are featured in the plan book,
"Carolina Hon es," just published by Brick and Tile Service, Inc., Stearns building, Statesville. This
rrk may be obtained by writing them or plans and specifications for this, house may be purchased
moderate twst.
FLOOR PLAN
This nouse is wen aaapiea 10
radiate its congenial warmth. in
any community. The exterior is
as great an asset as the homey
interior. The entrance hall is so
designed as to permit a guest
closet ot sufficient size and opens
into the living and dining space.
This portion may admit a cheery
sunlight in the winter and pro
vide a welcome breeze in the
summer by the broad use of fen
estration. The kitchen is arrang
ed in a highly efficient manner
with convenient access to both
the dining space and the out-of
doors. Also in conjunction with
the kitchen is an area that may
be devoted to storage and pantry
space as shown or as a utility and
laundry space. The bedrooms are
located in one definite portion of
the house and maintain a com
plete air of privacy, and in ad
dition there is a large storage
closet located in the bedroom
hall. Cross-ventilation and con
venient large closets are so de
signed and correlated 'with the
bedrooms so as to afford many
different furniture arrange
ments. i
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Planting of the 1949 corn crop
has virtually been completed in
the Coastal Plain counties.
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A new outbreak of foot-and
mouth disease one quarter of a
mile south of the northern quar
antine line in Mexico was report
ed to the Bureau of Animal In
dustry last week.
DR. J. H. SOWDER
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Soil Conservation
I In Wilkes I
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By Dunn and Cftiipnutn
Millard Brown, whose farm is
located near Hays, is using ter
races and contour strip farming
to control erosion and keep up
yields.
Despite the rainy weather,
Roby Rhodes, of the Hay Meadow
community, has saved a good
crop of alfalfa this spring. Mr.
Rhodes seeded the alfalfa last
fall and is expecting several more
crops during the summer.
Wade Walker, has constructed
approximately one mile of ter
races on his farm located west of
Cycle. Mr. Walker used a farm
tractor and disc plows to con
struct the terraces.
Van Wiles built approximate
ly! 1-2 mile of terraces on his
father's Sid Wiles)' farm located
near Fishing Creek Church. Van
used a farm tractor with farm
plows to do the job.
On Friday, May 27, the Soil
Cpnservation Service delivered
ydung bass for the fish ponds of
Mjr. Perry Lowe, of the Brushy
Mountain community, D. A. Hol
leman of <Somers community,
Dwight Barker, who lives on the
Little Mountain Road near Aus
tin, and two ponds in the Cling
ir an community, one belonging
t< D. J. Redding and one to Har
r] ■ Greene and Carl Mathis. These
ponds were stocked with bream
last fall and should afford some
gfood fishing next year.
I About three years ago, th •
Wilkes County work unit of the'
Tri-Creek Soil Conservation Dis
trict helped Mr. Ambrose John
s' in of Hays, N. C. to underplant
boundary of hardwood with
hite pine seedlings. The young
nes are now growing beautiful
ly and will be ready^to take over
When the hardwood is taken off.
The personnel of the Tri-Creek
Soil Conservation District recent
ly assisted Ronzie Harrold of the
Hay Meadow community, to
stake terrace lines on a pasture
field. Mr. Harrold hfc limed part
of this pasture and plans to use
lime and phosphate and some
balanced fertilizer this fall to
maintain a good pasture on this
land.
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