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KAYLOR RESIDENCE—The Cornelius Kayior residence, loeat- divided (f. onT vic jv) by the big Chapel lli.l Tiag,tone ii. solace v-a.I. c.i J. j».1.c.i c‘ rhe fcuilt-up roe.' a,'d c:e
ed on the Old Cedar Grove Road near the WUNC-TV tower five At the left is the living room, to the right, also with private en- is at the front, and the kitchen-dinette
miles west of town, is shown above from the front (left) and side. trance on the flagstone terrace—the master bedroom. At the right
Finished in red-creosote-stained vertical pine siding, the house is the house is shown from the side, illustrating to good advantage the
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Contemporary Residence, Country Interior
Is Theme Followed In Building Of Kayior Home
Drama Group To Meet;
Public Is Invited
“A coiueniporary home in
a LviLods setting vvitli a country
interior” is the Itasic theme
tint the Clornelins Kaylors
lollowed in tlic constructif)n
oi their liome on the Old
Ocdar (dove Road near die
\V'll\0-'l toiver-
J’his unusual hut basically
simply . designed home was
built four years ago by Larry
Smith on a plan drawn to the
Kaylors’ specifications by Jack
Giiral, then an architect and
fired furnace through hot-air j in the living area, but the con i older these shelves can be con-
perimeter heating vents. } venience and attractiveness of the verted to closed wardrobe draw-
There’s durability and comfoi’t kitchen area is such that the form, i ers. Also appropriate for boys’
The Community Drama Group
will meet Sunday evening at 7:45
in the Library Assembly Room.
‘Karold Walters will direct a read
ing of Sheridan’s Restoration corn-
decorations, the walls are built of
dull finish pine paneling that isn’t
spoiled by nails and scuff marks.
Off the center of the center of
the hallway is combination guest
room and sewing corner and beside
it is the bath.
Hairbrushing Counter
In the bath is another ingenious
inside the house, but no sign of al setting in ll'.ie living room is
ostentatiousness. The ceiling seldom used. Built into the wall of
beams and decking are exposed— the dining area is a china cup-
not for show but for simplicity of board and shelves,
construction. And all doors were j "Mud Room" A "Must"
made on ti.re job of regular tongue- | A “must for living in the coun-
and gioove planking. Throughout try with two active boys in the
the interior the floor is of asphalt family was a “mud” room. Mrs.
tile squares. j Kayior combined this at the back ,
Pine Paneled Kitchen [ entrance to the house with a laun- I feature of this household. It’s a
The pine-paneled kitchen, not a dry adjoining the kitchen. Not in- * hairbrushing counter, topped by a
large room, is so planned that the frequently, she said, dirty clothes I ™irror and wide enough for two
graduate student in city planning, j cook can stand in one place and are shed on coming into the house I children to brush their hair at the
The three-bedroom residence is i do almost everything she needs and put directly into the washing ’ same time. This is a particularly j
almost a 42-foot square. to do for any single cooking opera macl'iine here. i handy feature, Mrs. Kayior points |
On the exterior' the house is - fion. 1 Keystone of the interior floor j out, in the rush to get ready for j
finished in vertical rough pine ' An unusual feature tC.iat Mrs. plan is a “T”-shaped hallway that sci.rool each morning. j
boards treated with a dark red i Kayior designed and installed be- leads fiom the kitchen to the three i Little by little the Kaylors are j
creosote stain. Vertical casement | side her range is the open pan bedrooms. The leg of the “T” is i adding new things to the house |
windows on either side of station- cupboard—an area specially de- lined with storage walls on both i 1" Lieir do-it-yourself program, i
signed for the hanging of pans sides. On the front side around | first additions were the flag!
and cooking utensils. The formica the corner is the master bedroom, j stone terraces on the front and ^
counter tops continue a foot or which has a private entrance onto' back, and then a trellis over t.he !
more up the walls behind all work the front terrace. j rear terrace. Next on the list is i
aieas so that there s no work area At the opposite end of the hall j fLe installation of built-in-shelves
with an expo.sed wall section in is life bedroom for the bo.vs—' ^ud drawers in the master bed-
the contact ceiling slants up to-: of it that migl.it get stained Joey, 11, and Bob, nine. It’s design
ward the sunny side and the large | by ttie splattering of cooking ma- ed strictly as a boys’ room, too,
picture windows bring in the win- i iccials or food. complete with open shelves be-
ler sun to give excellent solar! Li a regular room-size area built tween twin closets for the
edy “The School for Scandal’
Copies of this play may be obtain
ed from Stella 1
in the Post Offiag^
The Comiiiiiiiity
sponsored ly [
Church of Chapel
ings are open to
^ interested in reai
, to plays. New si®
j ally invited to a
meeting of thesclii(li|bi
Order Your Wintei
Supply of
COA
ary picture windows are installed
in most rooms, and serve a partic
ularly useful purpose in the liv
ing loom.
Sunny Side Up
Tn this room, which faces south,
FUEL 0
room.
heat. In the summer an awning ov- ^ of the kitchen is a di- d.isplay of a boy’s various col|ec-
or the flagstone terrace shields ;'^^tte. A dining area is provided tions. of treasures. When they’re
proper I MRS. B. B. BROWN DIES
the room from tine sun,
Focal point of the building is the
big fireplace wall which extends
out into the terrace. It’s made of
Chapel Hill flagstone f;'om Bill
Hunt's quarry and contains a large
fireplace that the Kaylors use near
ly all the time in the cold weatl.ier
season.
HAVE HEATILATOR
A useful “extra’ innovation in
the Kaylors’ big fheplace is the
Heatilator, an old-time device
for getting extra warmth from
the fire that’s seldom seen now
adays. Cold air is drawn into a
vent on the face of the fireplace
icall near the floor and sucked
up alongside the fireplace. On
the inside wall of the fireplace
there's another vent, so that the
cold air is warmed as it passes
this vent. Then- it automatically
ri- cs on up the vent and comes
back out through a register above
the fireplace. The basic heat in
the house comes from an oil-
Mrs. B. B. Brown of Burlington,
, mother of Mrs. G. R. Schnibben
; and the late Mrs. Larry Marks,
; died in Memorial Hospital Friday
morning following a lengthy 111-
i ness. Funeral services were held ■
I yesterday from the First Baptist
Church in Burlington.
TRYOUTS FOR "ONDINE'
The Carolina Playmakers will
hold tryouts for the casting of'
their first play of the season, Gir-1
audoux’s fantasy, “Ondine,” today
at 4 and 7:30 p.m. at the Playmak
ers Theatre, All interested persons
are invited to read for the parts.
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John Foushee
OPEN-PAN CUPBOARD—An unusual innovation of Mrs. Kay-
lor's in her kitchen is the open-pan cupboard that she had custom-
designed and installed beside her range. On it are hung cooking
vessels and below them in trough compartments, frequently-used
utensils.
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