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t THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1965 THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE FIVE * • ' CT. t J * j * Fall Decorator Cottons Make Home Planning Easy * % wm i* ' ' 1 | F v ! x 4 ip 1 II :* Wi m 38% mi m \z *>«» vv^S2iK- >s ? - I i it? > ',|yi m m m+m I '‘wfc m t^MK Sg, 'i« J C?C PLANNED FOR THE BACHELOR—Black cotton chintz {Minted with blue and chamoi* flowers covers a modern sofa and chairs in a man’s room planned by B. Altman’s, New York. Walls of green and walnut add rich contrast to the bold masculine color scheme. SHEER DELIGHT IN COTTON—-A distinctive setting is achieved with sheer cotton printed in a stylised botanical print by Berkshire-Hathaway. Walls and window become a single area brightened by a color scheme of yellow, white, and rust EARLY AMERICAN INSPIRATION — lUustrated at the right is the bride's dower chest of Pennsylvania Dutch origin which inspired the cotton upholstery fabric on the contemporary love seat It is colorful in gold and green on copper and is one of the fabrics in Greeffs new collection. m mpi M American Legacy 111," derived from source material in the Henry Ford Museum. The cotton material on the chair was inspired by a design in an 1850 home weaving pattern book. This living room proves that traditional and con temporary furnishings can be harmoniously blended. form' jS ri/#- 1 i m A;»% :;.v.<&&&& Xft# Wm W> m y i ? m A. ^ W- W f 'Am ■. mw : W :y i&: ipi 'M J ^ 'tP * i m:® • >; •• m ■m ■ •: f :'PS A « ai COTTON BEDTIME STORY—A puppet show of gay mari onettes brightens a cotton blanket and matching lighthearted bath ensemble. They are all part of the ''‘Storyland Fashions’* collection by Fieldcrest in gay multicolors on white. lj[ LUXURY LOOK IN COTTON—The walls of this luxurious master bedroom are com pletely hung from ceiling to floor with shirred polished cotton. The fabric, a traditional ^oral motif in blue and hyacinth, touched with green, is swept back in a bay window x reveal a dressing table. Decorated by Sloane’s in New York. MODERN BED-SITTING ftOOM—Planned for a young careerist, this double-duty room contains traditional Louis .-XVI furniture. Walls, draperies, and daybed spread are in black and white leif-pWitt oottdh. Two chairs are covered Mi emerald green corduroy. Bloomlngdale’s, New York, created the dramatic original setting. lH i mm MM *&yx'-yy?/ mmm: ■m xS¥V m Mm m : m m Wm. n mMm % Mm :S¥ : BABY’S COTTON CORNER—A decorative setting for baby includes a crib coverlet of chintz printed with gay and lively ducks. Percale sheets, feeding pillow, and thermal receiving f square coordinate for easy assembling. AO by Freltag. GAY COTTON ENLIVEN YOUNG BEDROOMS Today’s homemaker is a creative woman with ideas on how to make every room in her house an ex pression of her own and her fam ily’s personalized tastes. Planning bedrooms for the youngsters is of particular inter est to her for it is here that so many study and play hours are spent. Of the many decorating themes that can be highlighted, one of the most individual is the child’s hobby. Is he a football en- thuiast, does she have animal pets, are they omnivorous read ers? Cotton answers these decorating needs with planned bedspreads, blankets, and towels keyed to youthful hobbies. mmm m m LIVE IN COTTON—Beautiful decorating effects are easy, with cottons inspired by the artistry of other years. Here,! the sofa in Waveriy’s quilted Glosheen richly complements a trad’Monal bird-and-flov/qr print in antique gold. ( CORDUROY TAMES TO OOVlg-gor cuotImtpy in cherry red and Made adds a siuquo Decorator, hMsock are also covered ht the printed corduroy. Pink fixtures by Eiger. Decoraro Eugene Stephenson. 'Mrrsnr v ' ** * * Hi imt t * 1 " mm ■my rv Am ,0m ■;**&*■■ ■ -«fer: BIG LEAGUE STUFF—Cotton takes over the decor of » boy's bedroom. On the bed, Morgan-Jones’ National Football League cotton bedspread features the emblems of all the teams in the League. Match-mated to this is a wrao-uo tutu* IdwaL. . * ■mm' "V i wm wm mmmsm mmmi Am . fill * m mm fil COTTON JUNGLE—A safari theme prevails for a child's bedroom. The basic ingredient is the Morgan-Jones cotton Insula ire blanket patterned with pink orange giraffes, and lions. Add the matching terry towel and gve**^ cotton carpet for coordination. It’s the planning that makes dreams come true. And it’s the planning that makes decorating the home an imaginative and grat ifying job. Homemakers who de cide to redecorate in the fall will find that versatile cottons answer their needs. Fabric designers have coordinat ed color and print to make plan ning easy and eliminate the guess work from selecting the fabrics for a harmonious decor. Cotton collections cater to in dividual tastes. If one is a tradi tionalist there are prints and color schemes keyed to inspirational by gone periods. If one is a modern there are equally important and comprehensive collections from which to choose. Formal cottons with a lustrous sheen, sturdy cottons in home- spun weaves, and sheer cottons delicately printed are some of the versatile fabrics shown. Individ uality is the keynote of rooms dec orated with cotton. Pll »iiii HP* v mm m $ TM.WJ'tW' ' g$fg f i ili &KS f j X y.: -' ■ ■ v%* :AX. X*:: : , iw- mm m sm - .MM AM w: WM mammmm YOUTH NUMBER—For the yllfliug ktdy <* th « house plan a bedroom in pinks^ and bronze with red and yellow accent*. The color scheme begins wMr the Morgan Jenes aptly named 1Up in the Air." Springknight cotton In bronze is used for the dressing table sldrt aiM around the headboard in canopy fashion. The theme may be "Up hi the Air" bat the manning In sturdy cotton is definitely down to earth!