Newport FFA
Plans Outing
Members of the Newport FFA
Chapter are attending the White
Lake FFA camp this week. C. S.
Long, vocational agriculture teach
er at the school, accompanied the
boys to camp.
Those boys who went are
Jimmy Mann. Eric Gray, Johnny
Skinner. Leslie Biggs. Harold
Pollock. Frank Millis, Dicky Gar
ner, Gancs Chapman, Terry Gar
ner, Mitchell Adams, Jimmy Skin
ner, Tommy Howard. Curtis Jones,
Allen Gray, Jerry Brown, David
Durham, Ia>uis Kelly, Lewis For
rest and Carol Mills.
The boys left Newport early
yesterday morning and will return
about noon Saturday.
Night programs at the camp
include vespers, business, conser
vation, safety, music, group
games, novelty relay races, square
dancing, and special entertainment
by individuals and groups and
quiz programs.
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Use of Study Plan
Taking the HW SI ?tudy plan to
your contractor will enable you to
get eatimatea on the baaie plan and
the two alternate plana oI the va
cation houae
These eatimatea will help you
determine which of the plana you
want to follow?presupposing that
present family needs permit you to
make a choice. With children, you
would, of course, select one of the
alternate plana.
Moisture-Proofing
Important Factor
Design 1IW 58 can be built on a
concrete slab or over a crawl
space. In either case, the home
owner should sec to it that ade
quate moisture-proofing procedures
are followed.
Important at all times, this is
especially so when a house is lo
cated near a body of water.
In addition, any house built over
a crawl space should have plenty
of ventilation between the ground
and the first floor.
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The Howm of Hw Wook
Vacation House Can Grow
By ANDEEW C. LANG
This week The House of the
Week goes on vacation?your va
cation!
Whether it be at the beach, or
the mountains, or that favorite
cool lake, design HW-58 is a va
cation home you'll want to con
sider for the sweltering months
ahead.
Besides initial economy, this va
cation house can be built to grow
in both space and value. Archi
tect Herman York provides you
with three choices: the basic plan
for a delightful bungalow at low
est possible cost, alternate Num
ber One for the same house with
an added bedroom, and alternate
Number Two for expanding the
original with two bedrooms and
a carport.
If desired, one or both altera
tions can be made long after the
original construction with no ma
jor structural changes ? it is a
house that grows naturally. This
flexibility gives it an excellent re
sale value.
The basic design features an in
door motif, with an outdoor terrace
literally "growing" off a huge in
door leisure room. Only sliding
glass doors separate the two.
A fireplace in the leisure room
and a grille on the terrace share
the same chimney. A wood fence
on two sides of the terrace can
provide outdoor privacy if neces
sary.
A folding partition between the
leisure room and the kitchen can
be used to combine or separate
these indoor areas, as desired.
The side door provides a con
venient entrance for returning
swimmers and other sportsmen,
since it leads almost directly to
the shower room. This in turn is
accessible to a lavatory. Both
rooms can be used privately.
Architect York has provided a
spacious storage area, not only
for luggage, but for sleeping when
the basic plan is used without one
or both of the extra bedrooms.
This storage-sleeping section has
a large closet, an entrance to the
lavatory and another to the leisure
room.
A whole family, of course, can
use the leisure room as a sleeping
area with the use of convertible
furniture.
When either of the alternate
plans is used, the storage area be
comes a private hall for access to
the lavatory and shower room
from the bedroom addition.
With alternate plan Number
One, a single bedroom is added
to the left rear of the house di
rectly behind the shower room. It
has cross ventilation and a large
closet.
With alternate plan Number
Two, a second bedroom is added
between the first one and the ter
race. It, too, has cross ventilation
and a large closet. A door from
this bedroom leads to the leisure
room.
The basic plan has a frontage
of 42 feet and is 1^ feet from front
to rear for a total of 738 square
feet. On a narrow lot, it can be
turned so that the present side
door will serve as the front door.
The plans show an alternate front
elevation.
Alternate plan Number One to
tals 936 square feet. . . alternate
plan Number Two 1,057 square
feet. A carport or garage at the
left side of the house is optional
with any of the three plans.
Also optional, and shown in the
plans, is a centrally-located floor
furnace so that the house can be
used in the winter as well as the
summer in certain sections of the
country.
Architect York recommends ver
tical redwood siding on the exter
ior, with a white asphalt shingle
roof. The redwood is exceptionally
durable near lakes and beaches
and wherever there are periods
of high humidity. Natural-finished
wood panelling is suggested for
the interior.
Wouldn't the possibilities of this
modern, economical vacation home
fit that favorite retreat you've al
ways wanted to build to escape
the summer heat?
Here ii final version of eipandable cottage. Exterior la vertical redwood aiding.
Snack bar separates kitchen and leisure room. Folding partitions
combine or separate these areas.
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June 13?Dr. and Mrs. Marvin
llcrrington and children of Nor
folk, Va., spent Saturday night
with Mrs. Hcrrington's mother,
Mrs. Addie Carraway.
Mrs. Lloyd Brock and children
of Tampa, Fla., is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Pittman.
Miss Jcanc Carroll Pittman, stu
dent at Sacred Heart College, Bel
mont, is spending her vacation at
home.
Miss Elisabeth Stallings, student
at Louisburg College, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Coyman
of New Rochcllc Park, N. J.
Mrs. Carroll Smith of Oak Grove
and Mrs. Emma Bccton of Wake
Forest spent Monday afternoon
visiting in the neighborhood.
Mr. D. M. Salter, who has been
very sick, is improving, we arc
glad to report.
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard
and children of Kinslon recently
spent the day with Mr. Howard's
mother, Mrs. D. M. Salter.
Our revival here at the Meth
odist Church started Monday night.
The Rev. R. R. Btankcnhorn of
Oak Grove is the guest minister.
The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Carraway
and children. Carroll and Jo neth.
of Plymouth spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Guy Carraway, who has been
on a visit to Plymouth, returned
home.
The American eel is the only
fish that lives and grows in fresh
water, but goes into the salty
ocean to apawn.
Newport Rotarians
Star in Own Movie
In One-Night Stand
Newport Rotarians starred in
their own movie last Monday night
They saw movies taken at the
dress rehearsal of their woman
less wedding. Monroe Garner,
guest of program chairman Moses
Howard, showed the films. The
Rotarians met at the educational
building of the St. James Meth
odist Church.
Mr. Garner showed the movies
as they were taken the first time
and then ran them backwards.
Visiting Rotarians and guests
who enjoyed the program were
the Rev. Guthrie Brown, J. David
Murray and W. C. Carlton, More
head City, Harvey Garner and
Jimmy Kelly" of Newport and R.
L. Pruit, former principal of the
Newport School.
Practical Jokers Play
Games on Chest X-Ray
Lo? Angeles (AP)?Before hav
ing a Health Department chest
X-ray. a local wag tucked inside
his shirt a profile of a girl's head
cut from tinfoil, which is imper
vious to the penetrating rays.
Then he signed his brother's |
name to the identification card.
When the brother recovered from
the ahock, this was his revenge:
He cut two letters from a sheet
of tinfoil, slipped them under his
shirt before being X-rayed, and
gave the Health Department the
first brother's name. The letters
which showed up on the film were
"T.B."
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