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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1961

Page

7

Trends Preview From Summer Furniture Market

Preview notes emphasize movement toward available suites and fewer large groupings. Darker wood tones warm case pieces while Colorlith marble slate Formica and enameled accents appear in dining and bedroom lines. Upholstery favors muted colors with coral blue greens reds purples and yellows and materials include nylon synthetics cotton damask satins and iridescent silks. Styles range from modern to classical with Early American contemporary and foreign influences.

We Are Headed Up says Southern Furniture Market Outlook

SFMA president John Creech expresses optimism for the summer furniture market. He notes homemaker influence at merchandising events and highlights the South as the leading style development area with the largest production volume in the country. Creech also serves as president of Unique Furniture Makers in Winston-Salem.

John Creech Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn Association Unique Furniture Makers Winston-Salem

Southern furniture surge boosts design and value

The article notes consumer demand driving better designed furnishings, with the South leading in wood and upholstered production. It cites factory reps educating dealers on materials and quality, and market trips aiding sales. It projects a 3-5 percent price rise by fall, suggesting summer market prices may be the low point for a while.

Department of Commerce

Woodworking and Machinery Show Planned for Winston-Salem Area

The Woodworking and Machinery Manufacturers Assn. votes to hold the May 1963 show in the Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point region. James T. Ryan notes the 1958 event was the largest to date and expects the 1963 show to be even bigger with many American manufacturers exhibiting.

Woodworking and Cook’s Winston - Salem Ryan

Southern Market Expands Housing in High Point Area

Officials report ongoing expansion of housing for the Southern market in High Point with over 4 000 hotel and motel rooms ready for the summer market and plans for hundreds more in the coming months. The growth mirrors increased production capacity and marketing facilities in the region.

High Point Southern Furniture Market

Meetings Slated For Market In Southeast Furniture Week

The summer Southern Furniture Market hosts several industry meetings. Eugene V. Connett of the American Carpet Institute speaks at the SFA dinner Tuesday 7 p.m. at the Shraton Hotel Ball Room. John H. Tobin announces three meetings for the Southern Buying Syndicate including a Schrafft’s breakfast Monday 8 a.m. and a 4 p.m. West Conference session.Market coverage continues on page 8-A.

Southern Retail Furniture Assn Shraton Hotel Eugene V. Connett American Carpet Institute Harold J. Short Charlotte SFA John H. Tobin Southern Buying Syndicate Schrafft's Furniture Plaza

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