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Two f' j f f q||L 1 j V) * A-: • - 1* _ _ BRICK HOUSE PLAN NO. 201 Brick House Plan No. 2(JI, design ed by F. Carter Williams, Archi tect, Raleigh, N. C., for Carolina Homes, published by Brick and Tile Service, Inc., Greensboro. A home of modern architecture need not be a big house. This plan is for a small home but one that is modern in design and in ideas for increased livability. Here is a pian for a house with two good sized bedrooms with two closets each, a large living room with dining or study alcove, an adequate kitchen plus a bath and heater room and hall, all built within an area of 960 square feet. And the house is not crowded. Within this space is a great deal of room for comfortable convenient living. The secret of this is the fact that the house is planned on an economical straight line, com pact design, with care given that all the necessary features of a home are included and that no space is wasted Every foot of space in this plan is functional. The front entrance leads directly into the living room and faces the fireplace. Three windows form a corner grouping and assure light and air in abundance. Unified with the living room yet somewhat set apart is an alcove which may be used for dining or study. This al cove has a triple window grouping which makes it light and cheerful. There is room on the chimney wall for a built-in book case or china closet. The nicest feature of this plan is the accessibility of the kitchen The Zebulon Record Entered as second class matter j June 26, 1925, at the post office at Zebulon, North Carolina, under the act of March 3. 1879. CAPITAL REPORTER (Continued from Page 1) editor mentioned as an entrant, says “no.” Says he has private plans that preclude such. Capus Waynick of High Point, current ambassador to Nicaragua now temporari’y heading the Point Four program suffered a blow to his potential candidacy with the death of T V. Rochelle of High Point. Rochelle was slat ed to handle finances for the Way nick campaign however, and a suitable replacement will be hard to find. • He thinks the Legislature should give the Budget Commission au thority to add funds to building programs already authorized. Some are being held up because bids are higher than funds provided. He thinks new money must be forthcoming from somewhere either an added penny gas tax or an upped license tag fee if the State is to take over building and maintenance of city streets. He thinks elimination of sales’ tax exemptions would be fair and just and raise needed money. He thinks folks who holler for ( more State services should be will- ( ing to pay the bill. w 1 NOTICE OF RESALE OF ' REAL ESTATE BY TRUSTEE J Under and by virtue of the terms 1 | *| , p WikJ j 58 L 9* I j 6. . . !. . to all other parts of the house. It has a service entrance on the left side and also has ample room for a breakfast nook. It is suffi ciently large for laundry equip ment, or the heater room may be used as a laundry room. The kit chen can be reached from any part of the house with a minimum of steps which promotes a great sav ing of energy on the part of the housewife. The two bedrooms are each well lighted and ventilated by double windows and a single window and since they are both corner rooms, they have the advantage of cross ventilation. They each have dou ble closets and these is a closet in the hall off the living room for coats and other storage in addition to the linen closet. More storage | and conditions of a certain deed of trust dated the 2nd day of May, 1949, signed by Herbert B. Wrenn and wife, Ruth H. Wrenn, record ed in Book 1017, Page 257 in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Wake County on May 2, 1949, de fault having occurred in the terms ! of said deed of trust and the note | thereby secured, and demand hav j ing been made upon the under signed Trustee for the sale of said land in accordance with the terms of said deed of trust, the under ' signed Trustee did on the 27th day of October, 1950, at 12:00 o’clock M., at the Courthouse door in Ral eigh, Wake County, North Caro lina offer for sale to the highest j bidder for cash, that certain tract of land lying and being in the city, town or village of Garner, County of Wake, State of North Carolina as below described; and whereas j the said sale was duly reported in to the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Wake County, North Carolina; and whereas there was an increased bid offered for the said land as allowed by law and resale of said land was duly ordered, the undersigned Trustee will, on the 27th day of November, 1950, at 12:00 M., at the Courthouse door in Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, that certain tract more particularly described as follows: All that certain lot or parcel of land located in Garner, Wake County, North Carolina, bounded on the East by Penny Street, on the South by U. S. Highway No. 70, on the West by Southern Rail road Company Lot, Lot No. 9, on the North by L. Wrenn Lot, and The Zebulon Record space is available in the attic and a disappearing stairway may be instaPed in the central hall, if desired. This house is designed on the brick cavity wall principle, where in two row of brick are tied to gether with metal wall ties span ning a cavity of about 2 inches. This simple method assures dry walls which are fire-proof, rot proof, termite-proof, cooler in summer, warmer in winter. It is the best contraction known and yet is remarkably economical. Plans and specifications are available at $20.00 for the first set, $5.00 for each additional set pur chased with the original order. Make checks payable to Brick and Tile Service, Inc., 205% N. Greene Street, Greensboro, N. C. : more particularly described as fol lows: i Beginning at a point where the northern line of U. S. Highway No. 70 intersects the western line of j Penny Street, runs thence with the northern line of said Highway north 61 degrees 09 minutes west 115.7 feet to the southeast corner of Railroad Lot; thence with Rail road Lot North 30 degrees 37 min utes East 100.6 feet to the north east corner of Railroad Lot; thence with the Railroad Lot North 61 degrees 09 minutes West 3.3 feet to corner of Lot No. 9; thence with Lot No. 9 North 28 degrees 51 min utes East 24.7 feet to the southwest corner of Wrenn Lot; thence with the Wrenn Lot South 61 degrees 09 minutes East 100.3 feet to the western line of Penny Street; I thence with the western line of Penny Street South 21 degrees 45 minutes West 126.35 feet to the point of beginning, according to a survey by Sam Powell, Registered Surveyor, March 19, 1949, and be ing part of Lots 5,6, 7, and 8 in Block A of the M. C. Penny land conveyed to H. B. Wrenn and wife, Ruth H. Wrenn by Joseph Mar shall Penny by deed dated Febru ary 14, 1948 and recorded in Book 994, Page 176, Wake County Regis try. This the 9th day of November, 1950. Clem B. Holding, Trustee N 14.21. Service Station Link's Pure Oil Washing. Greasing, Batteries and Service To All Cars Farm Facts State College chemists say that the smart housewife who serves her family sweet potatoes gives L.em two-thirds of the adult daily roquirefents of both vitamin A and C in one average serving. • Hens on U. S. farms laid 4.2 ■lien e::gs during August. This ,vas a new record for the month both in total number and in aver age production per layer. '• Better sanitation is one of the many advantages of using Ladino clover pasture for hogs, says Jack for the State College Extension Service. Classified FOR SALE: Metal pickup % ton body. Ideal for trailer or pick up. $25.00. American Plumbing and Electrical Supp’y Co. Zebu lon, N. C. NOTICE to my old saw-filer friends. This is to let you know that I have begun filing saws again and do greatly appreciate your past patronage. Truly yours, W. A. Brantley. FOR RENT: Two houses at Tar plcy’s Mill. One 3-room and one 2- Both in good condition, lights, wired for e’ectric range. 3- house has automatic oil heat. Prefer families with no small children. Reference requir ed. See J. W. Tarpley. Federal Land Bank FARM LOANS Long term—4>/ 2 per cent L. M. GOULD Sec.-Treas. Smithfield, N. C. Box 529 COME IN AND PAY US A VISIT Parrish Electric Co. Gilmer Parrish, Owner NOW OPEN IN ZEBULON Located. Beside Wakelon Drug Co. T »» t— -jm— ________ _____ WE WILL FEATURE A FULL LINE OF QUALITY ELECTRI CAL APPLIANCES INCLUDING MOTOROLA HOME & AUTO RADIOS. WATCH FOR FURTHUR ANNOUNCEMENTS. AuailakU M au ,| QUAKER and SIEGLER Available NOW! Oil Heaters for Home Use We Provide Complete Installation Service ■Risewxs - ENRICHED ROLLER CHAMPION Jgl to FLOUR Wm PLAIN OR SELF-RISING '/v "The Flour the Best Coats Ufa" W*” .. 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