Plow No. A170 1511 Square fnnt
Designed by Summer, Prater, White & Associates
732 W. Peachtree St, NW, Atlanta, 8, Ga.
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Split Level Convenience
This outstanding, eye-eatching split level
home is a beauty, and is completely livable.
The entrance leads into a big living room
with fireplace. Adjoining is a dining room
and kitchen.
A short step-up to the left leads to the
Sleeping area of three bedrooms and two
baths.
Down from the main level is a den, stor
age, and utility room.
A double carport has an entry to the
kitchep,
Upper and middle level has 1511 square
-feet, lower level fias 800, and carport has
420.
Exterior of brick and frame permits a
color combination to blend with landscajpe
and neigborhood.
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News Begins New House Plan Service
There’s so much more in a home
than just the money it costs' —
care .and comfort for the family,
hopes and dreams for the future.
Homes should be planned with
Planetarium
Yule Schedule
Is Expanded
An expanded program schedule to
include twelve presentations of
•'Star of Bethlehem" on Saturday
and Sunday, December 20th and 21st
was announced today by The More
head Planetarium in Chapel Hill,
^hv^ddition to the nightly 8:30
o'clock program, the Tribute to
Christmas will be given each hour
on the, hour between 11 a m. and
4 p.m. Saturady and between 1 and
4 p.m. Sunday.
■The extra programs have been
scheduled to accommodate patrons
\^ho may” have been prevented from
attending during the past week be-,
cause of inclement weather.
The Planetarium will be closed
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
but public presentations will be re
sumed at 8:30 p.m. December 20th.
both present and future needs in
mind. Modern conveniences call ■
for modern design. Neighborhoods
should be considered. Geographic
location, climate, initial cost and
future upkeep, custom and tradi
tion, easy entertaining — all of
these things are important, when
you’re planning a home. - *
A home represents the ultimate
desire of most families.
It should be planned with
thought, constructed with care.
The News of Orange now offers
a valuable new feature for read
ers thinking about a new hme.
oPeridically, we’ll publish a
photograph of a new and modern
home, with floor plan and descrip
tive material about it.
This feature, called Homes for
Southern Living, is planned to
help wou in deciding about your,
new home.
Those home 'plans are designed
in thf South, for Southern loca
tions. . The houses have been built
—and proven.' j
The houses are designed by ex- ;
perienced home builders, for our
climate and geography, for econ
omy and efficiency, for suburban
living or for farm or city.
The" plans will offer plenty of
For *om* 190 nautical miles the hnow Intend Water
way cut* through eastern North Carolina rivers and
sounds to provide a safe inside, ai weather water route
preferred by shallow emit, heighten, barges and nearly
aD of the North-South yacht traffic. The route passes
many of the most Interesting and historical spots in
North Carolina with frequent yacht basins offering every
facility, enhanced by enspoiled native hospitalityyand
atmosphere. Every year its traffic it increasing.
The natives ot Eastern North Carolina, as in most *
coastal areas, are born to face np to realities in a prac
tical manner, which Is one reason why this area sub
scribes to the “legal control" system of beer and ale as
being in the best interests of aU concerned.
ideas and suggestions. < !
Arrangements have been made
for your to order blue prints, spe
cifications, and other information
you will need to build, if you find
the house of your choice.
Watch for this new feature,
Homes for Southern Living, every
week in The News.
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Christmas Holidays
M-e-r-r-y Christmas
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Stumped For Yule'Decor? Try Old-Fashioned Way
Duriag this week before Christ
mas, decorations for the house are
probably uppermost In most home
maker’s minds.
And always occupying the meat
important position in these plans
is the family Christmas tree.
Most families will already have
their lights and other decorations
which have been used in years past.
But how about something a little
different? How about an old-fashioa
ed Christmas tree?
Ask the older members oT the
family if they remember aU the
fun of creating the decorations and
then making the thee decorating a
family affair.
It’s not only fun, but your tree
can be unusual while giving the chil
dren and all the family a chance to
exercise their originality. Each
member can come up with an idea
of his own for making your tree
a real masterpiece.
And for thoce who might be watch-,
ing the family budget with a cloae
eye at this time of the year, the
homemade tree can be inexpensive.
We've gathered a few ideas to get
you started, using material and
items which "you most likely have
right at home. And. with the weath
er not being too cooperative, you
r~,m.■■.
, might welcome * chance to stay In
| side while gathering your decora
tions
Two oft-used standbys in old-fash
ioned decorating are popcorn and
dried cranberries. The colorful
white and red bells can be made in
to graceful strings to use as a main
feature on the tree.
Youpg Sis might like to show off
hier needlework in stringing together
tie popcorn and Cranberries. Be
SfTe she has heavy thread and a
fairly large needle.
Another colorful feature whicii
we’ve heard about makes use of
the popular rope beads which most
woipen will have somewhere in
their jewelry collections. These too
can be strung on the tree.
Some home decorators have even
put their originality to use with
Mother’s favorite earrings. Parti
cularly the cllp-on variety are easi
lv attached to the tip ends of the
t^e branches and make quite a con
versation piece for holiday guests.
How about lighting the^ree, you
ask? This too can easily be done
with a little ingenuity. Take Dad’s
desk lamp (he won't be using it dur
ing the holidays), and place it be
hind and under the tree, directing
if* beam upward through the
branches.
The soft light aBd a little homemade
snow can give a real outdoor look
to your tree. Th° snow is made by
mixing some soap powder with wa
ter until you achieve the proper
consistency.
For a project for the younger
members of the family, ask them
to make the colorful paper loop
chains, an art which most children
have learned early in their school j
days. Colored construction paper is
best for them, and they will love
cutting out the links for the chain.
Hand them a pot of glue, some
scissors and let them go some
proud grins will be an added result.
For the all-important star on top
of your tree “original ’ you can use
the silver or aluminum foil which
has become a household standby.
Merely cut ouf a backing of card
board and cover it tightly with the
foil. Additional small stars could be
made tor the tree, as well as other
s'lver-covered ornaments.
These are just a few ideas which
we would like to pass along. The
rest is up to you.
.Just turn your family arid your
imagination loose, ahd your tree
will be a lot of fun and an unusual
holiday attraction.
IN GERMAN EXERCISE
Army Pfc Nabethel Brooks, son
o£ Sylvester Brooks, Route 2, Hills
boro. recently participated in a
field training exercise with the 37th
Armor in Germany.
Brooks, a tank crewman
armor’s Company D in Schw
arrived in Europe last JU|
Fort Benning, Ga. He entei
Army m December, 1957
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gives you peece^of rnir^d . . . security . . . the
ability to acquire the important things with
out ris^k. But it can do more. A savings ac
count can help you enjoy some of the good
things of life . . . happier Christmases. The
time to save money is when you have it
Put aside something out of every paycheck
before you spend any of it!
Look for our announcement soon about anoth©r
big semi-annual dividend payment to our family
of savers during the past six months.
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earnings events. Get ready now to share in one
of our earnings payments of the future.
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