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Newlyweds Should Plan Home By VMM Brawm Nmtotares Writer Youof couples furnishing a first have different re- qtlirementi from those of an established family, ioeff time designer decorator, Gulden, who teaches a college course credit at Queens College in New York. They should know how much money they have at the start to spend, what type of furnish- iajji they want modern, traditional or whatever, what col-; on' they like and whether they i will live in a house or apart-' meat," he says. CoBfoeion Gulden would like to see every couple start with decor- stor, "not only for the ease of decorating, but the saving in BMoejr and confusion." They should at least start out i knowledge, he Mjrt. He has devised a formula for decorating, Dtal a Style, to be published soon that he hopes will be helpful. By spinning wheels directed to styles, one finds out historical backgrounds, what fabrics, accessories and colors accompany the style dialed.

Suggests Floor Plan "Another important idea Is floor plan. A large piece of furn- turo such as a triple dresser may not fit properly into a room nd may prove loo bfg to move around staircase landings or even to get into the house or apartment," he advises. Gulden suggests a floor plan be worked out on the scale of Phone TA 7-2906 Bonds Insurance No. Santa Fe RALPH WEIGEL one half inch to a foot on pa- er. And that lists of rooms be made with details such as sizes and placement of windows, doors, fireplaces, closets.

Cut outs of furniture may put over the floor as a test for fit and for i general idea of (he space required, he says. "Young people never realize how much storage space is needed, so some furniture should be chosen with that idea mind. Cabinets with doors or drawers are better in that respect than those with legs," he says. Cheerful Accessories Gulden suggests taking color scheme from fabrics. He doesn't believe in, startling col ors, preferring to put cheerful ness in the accents of accessor ies which can be changed when you are tired of them.

"I always try to talk youni people into good bedding. Star' with mattress and spring on legs. Later have the mattress and spring built into regular beds." When deciding on formal or informal room, schemes think in terms of suitability, whether you are the outdoor type or the sit at-home type, he says. He advises his students: A family room is useful for a ig household, but costly icwlyweds who'll be tempted to ise it for storage. Decide on the essential pieces ou can buy now and which aieces can wait six or onger.

Measure Area An 8 foot sofa may be too arge for the area you have, so always measure first. Paint rooms opening into one another the same background to achieve spaciousness in a small home. A small amount of black amp base or little table may HEY! VACATIONERS? IIN --be tore you're set for pictures! Rooms museums friends. sbouktet be like i be the right touch to pull an overlight color scheme together. Paint floors until you can afford good rugs or carpets.

De- ifgns and stencilled floors offer as ultra-smart look. Choose i lamps and shades. Opaque shades a smart but absorb too much light. Belter to have a few lamps with translucent shades in while, off white or ivory. Colored ruin the of room In bad taste.

ace tag fortable upholstered chairs, one or more ottomans that may be! drawn up to the chairs for nap- ping or used for additional seating; several smaller chairs with upholstered seats and perhaps with wooden frames and arms that look lighter and are preferred by people because of their straight backs. Gulden is also on the faculty and advisory panel of Laboratory Institute of Merchandising in New York City, and is President Emeritus of the National Society of Interior Designers. He grew up in the design and dec- Try to achieve a seating for oration field. Both parents and eight people in the living room without dragging chairs from other areas: A large sofa (better than a love seat), two corn- one grand-parent were in it. Gulden lives in a 150 year old farmhouse in western New Jersey.

Sew Simple Here's How To Fit Dress When No Help Is Handy Donna La Mar Named To Dean's List Donna Lou La Mar, daughter of Mrs. Marian It. La Mar, 728 S. llth, has been named to the dean's honor roll at Washburn University, Topeka. Miss La Mar, a graduate of Salina high school, will be a junior this fall at Washburn.

She Is majoring in sociology. HDD Calendai Do you need another em ploye? Hundreds of readers are looking through the class! fied ads every day. Phone TA 3-6363 and an ad-taker will help you with your ad. By Eunice Farmer Dear Eunice: Can you imagine how it is to be 80 miles from nowhere? When I'm sewing 1 feel you are next to me and give me the courage I need. I have no one to fit me, and that is my greatest problem at How do you do the it? moment.

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C. M. Dear Mrs. C.M.: Fit the. bodice first, sew the underarm seams about 3 inches, leaving BOTH side seams open the rest of the way.

Slip your bodice on and tie a string tightly around the waistline. pull up a little ease, so that you can comfortably move your arms. When this has been adjusted, place pins just under the string as a guide for the waistline seams. Next, baste the skirt to ttie bodice, joining the bodice front to the skirt front, and the bodice back to the skirt back (leaving BOTH side seams completely open.) Place dress on, right side out, and see if the waistline is in the correct position. If so, you can easily pin the side seams while the dress is on you.

Don't worry if the pins aren't in exactly straight, just so you have a guide to use for the seamline. After the fitting is completed, separate the seams, rub colored chalk on the pins, and just like magic, the marks will show up on the wrong side where you will need them in or der. to machine stitch. Naturally, it takes a little more time to fit yourself than it does to have someone else do this for you, but it does work. I fit all of my own clothes! Dear Ennleet When I have lined my skirts i the way you suggest, by treat ling the lining and fabric as lone piece, the skirt lining to pull too tight when I nuisance of having the cloth blow away with every little breeze.

Also, draw a circle around each leg of the picnic table with a camphor-ice stick and it will discourage ants. Tiiese are excellent ideas for all your campers." Congratulations to George C. Etherington on the completion of sit down and the hem has a rolled look. What am I doing rcong? Mrs. V.

G. Dear Mrs. V. Possibly the lining pulled little too tight in the hem. May I suggest that before you lave the hem marked, you push up a little of the lining above the hem, and baste in place.

Now, when the hem js complete, there will be a little extra "give" in the lining and should keep the hem nice and flat. Stops Slithering Crepe Mrs. Markeloff, Rome, New York, is the winner of this week's Tailor Trix pressing board for this helpful suggesion: "I found when making a white crepe blouse (never again), that not only did it slither around when cutting, but was impossible to sew an sven. seam. "I finally found the answer, your crepe (or any similar fabric) on large sheets of Jssue paper.

Pin your pattern, fabric and paper together. Keep the paper pinned to the fabric white making seams, darts, etc. It will sew like a dream. When finished, simply pull off the paper." Dear Eunice: Being an experienced seamstress, I'm quits confused and it is disturbing. Blouse patterns show the buttonholes made on the right back, and ready made blouses of this type have the buttonholes on the left back.

Who Is right? Mrs. P. W. Dear Mrs. P.W.: have looked through many i patterns after reading your letter, and have also checked on many ready made blouses from the cheapest to the most expensive.

I find that both patterns and ready made blouses have used ttw buttons on BOTH sides. doesn't seem to be any right cr wrong on this subject. Guess It's op to you, tn other words "dealer's choice." Picnic Help Mrs. L.R.S. says: "Sew pockets into the corners of your picnic tablecloth and use small stones to weight the corners down.

This eliminates Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kelly Cooper (Judith Pfannenstiel) Pfannenstiel-Cooper Your summer sewing may require spaghetti straps and rope belts. Eunice Farmer has a 10- cent pamphlet which describes how to make them. You may obtain it by sending 10 cents and a long, self addressed, envelope with your request for it to Eunice Fanner, in care of The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines, Iowa.

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5th, was united in marriage to Ward Kelly Cooper, Highland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Cooper, Belleville, June 20 at the St. Mary, the bride; Queen of the Universe Roman Cheyenne, Catholic Church.

The couple exchanged their double-ring vows before the Rt. Rev. Armand Girard. Musicians were Mrs. Rudolph Walters and Glen Burnie, James Green, both of Salina.

sisters-in-law. Leonard Pfannenstiel, Salina, the bride's brother and Dean Danielson, Belleville, cousin of the bridegroom, were ushers. The bride's floor-length gown of imported silk organza and Chantilly lace was styled with an empire-type bodice, Sabrina neckline edged in natural design of the lace and re-embroidered with seed pearls and iridescents. The bell controlled skirt feat- tared appliques of matching lace, and folds topped with a bow swept from the back bodice into a chapel train, A nylon braid crown, trimmed with pearls and crystal beads, held her silk illusion veil. She carried a crescent arrangement of split white carnations centered with a white orchid and accented with white organza streamers and bow.

Barbara Pfanaenstied was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. David Maxwell and Mrs. Norman Humes. All are of Salina.

Their street-length frocks of white silk chiffon over white taffeta were complemented by matching circlets holding short tulle veils. The maid of honor carried a crescent of deep pink feathered carnations with pink satin ribbon and matching tulle tufts. The bridesmaids' crescents were identical, only in pale prnk. Mr. Cooper's best man was his brother, Denis E.

Cooper, Belleville. Groomsmen Capt. Donald 1 J. Pfannenstiel, Washington, D. brother the bride, and James E.

McCullough. Excelsior Srings, Mo. Assistant for the reception at the Knights ol Columbus Hall were Mrs. BUI Pratt, Mrs. Loren Schwock and Kathleen Monty, all of Salina; Anne Teresa Thacher, Albany, niece of Mrs.

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