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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1967
Page
11
Adelaide Wendler notes how designers address a growing need for compact furniture solutions. Small items fit urban living spaces, with emphasis on practicality, modularity, and accessible design for modern homes.
Equally suited for small sitting rooms or larger homes these furniture pieces from the Thomasville Industries Place Vendome Collection come in walnut, green, antique white and yellow finishes.
The article notes homemakers face limited space as large pieces overwhelm compact homes. Designers respond with small scale dining room and living room furniture for apartments and small houses, reflecting a trend driven by rising high rise living. The January Furniture Market opening will showcase these compact designs for broader rooms.
Calendar announces multiple events across High Point including Moose Women at N Main Street and UNCG Choral Ensemble at Arts Council. Garden clubs like Hum n Hoe, Wayside, Pine Hill, and Out-Our-Way schedule meetings with hosts on various streets. Also listed are professional groups such as High Point Legal Secretaries and Police Wives with venues including Sheraton Hotel and city-county building.
Karen Shelton daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey W Shelton and Jerry Woodrow Smith son of Mr and Mrs L W Smith married Saturday night at Glenola Baptist Church Rev Ralph Holcomb officiated The bride wore a chiffon over peau de soie gown with Alencon lace and carried white rosebuds The wedding included Debbie Shelton maid of honor and bridesmaids with blue chiffon gowns The couple both work in High Point area and study at High Point College See KAREN On Page 5B
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