Mod Look Sweeps Furniture Showrooms This Spring
Furniture buyers flocked to the Spring Furniture Market as the Mod look dominates displays. Upholstery in crushed velvet and stainless steel bases appear in armless Drexel chairs, with wild florals, patent leather, see through tabletops, shag rugs, and a vivid color palette. Designers tout prints and geo patterns across velvets, chenilles, nylons, and tweeds.
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Drexel Furniture Co
Geo
Son
The Mod lock gains ground in 1967 home fashion
Adelaide Wendler notes a fresh trend in furniture with bent plywood half circles lacquered in bright colors. Living room and den setups showcase bold pillows and faux fur textures. Manufacturers respond to demand for distinctive looks appealing to young marrieds and budget buyers alike.
Mrs Spears Speaks In Greensboro Meeting Notes
Mrs W Eugene Spears Jr wife of Emerg ly day pastor spoke at the O Henry Hotel Greensboro on Laughter Is the Best Medicine and led a discussion on new problems The meeting elected Mrs Max Sink of High Point as vice president The auxiliary meets monthly in Greensboro with the veterinary group for dinner Veterinarians heard a program and slides on primate diseases by a Bowman Gray School of Medicine physician
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W. Eugene Spears Jr
Emergly
O'Henry
Greensboro
Max Sink
High Point
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Morning Music Club and Canterbury Club Meet at Homes
Caldas hosts the Morning Music Club with Mrs Homer T Hudson at Parkway. Canterbury Club gathers with Mrs R V Hayworth at her home on Rt 7 Greensboro.
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Homer T. Hudson
Parkway
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Rt. 7
Greensboro
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