No. 6020—If the family requires a large house on a smaller lot few designs are as practical as the conventional two-story square, frame house shown here in a modern version. Its conveniences are many. The spacious entry hall with its guest closet not only offers an attractive setting for the exposed stairway, but also provides access to the kitchen, leaving the living room free from cross-traffic. Depending upon the owner's preference the rear room can either be a study with built-ins and storage closets or a well-proportioned bedroom. The master bedroom is commodious, with a self-contained bath and two walk-in closets with storage shelves. All bedrooms are especially cheerful since they have four sizeable windows.

No. 6315— This charming little house, with its large picture window and interesting roof lines, has a compact floor arrangement with good separation of the living and sleeping quarters. A dressing table could be built-in since the bathroom is large.

No. 6792—Picture windows, corner windows, half-bath for the master bedroom and numerous closets are only a few of the many features of this ranch design. Folding partitions are used to separate the room designated as “study or bedroom” from the living room, and when open, increase the size of the living room which is ideal when entertaining. Note the breakfast nook that is flooded with light transmitted by glass blocks. A modern touch is added by the covered walk alongside the garage.

No. 6370—The freedom of expression that functionalism provides for modern living is exemplified in this delightful three-bedroom ranch house. Cut stone facing for the front bedrooms and half-timbers and stucco for the garage have been blended with conventional siding in the mid-section to produce a most harmonious exterior. The interior has been sharply divided into three areas of use. The bedroom wing is segregated completely by a folding curtain from the living-dining section. The location of the utility room makes it an ideal work space. Central heating provided in partial basement. 

source: Your New Home Plans (no year printed on the book, I estimate mid to late 1950s)

No. 6385—An unusually large amount of window space is planned for this house. Construction is stucco over frame, with stone veneer and brick as trim. For variety and to emphasize the horizontal lines the stucco is raked out across the front of the master bedroom. The large utility room makes possible a handy laundry and sewing room adjacent to the kitchen.