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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
12
The summer showing of the Southern Furniture Market highlights lamps as a key decor element. Dealers note grouping lamps with tables mirrors and plaques attracts multiple customer types and that newer models may carry higher prices.
Wall lamps and coordinated lamp sets gain traction with country and early American motifs. English and Mediterranean styles move, with pewter brass and colorful shades. oak and walnut bases mix with wrought iron and roped textures. TV lamps remain a favorite, offering soft glow for viewing and ambiance.
A fragment notes lamps designed for institutional hotels with unconventional uses. The brief reference points readers to a feature on page 5B titled LAMPS and suggests a broader discussion of lighting solutions for lodging facilities.
At noon yesterday Mrs. A Glenn Smith hosted a luncheon for Miss Judy Culp bride elect of James Douglas Wilson of Morganton. The three course meal featured pink snapdragons roses and daisies with gifts for the bride and a crystal vase wedding gift. The guest list included the bride’s mother Mrs. Robert G Culp Jr and the couple plans to wed at 1st Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Alvin Myrick presented films on vacationing in North Carolina at the Newcomers Club meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA. Thirteen new members and a guest were welcomed. Bridge and canasta preceded a noon luncheon with high scores earned by Mrs. Earl C. Zerbach and Mrs. Peter Scoutter.
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