Pitted Blankets^ Luxury Towel Being Introduced
“ELEGANCE” TOWEL
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1 deep-piled luxury towel, outstanding for its lustr-
softness and depth has been introduced by Field-
Inc.
Ve • “Elegance,” the towel is currently available in
iig ^^2es, all generously-proportioned to meet the increas-
interest in larger towels. Bath size is 25x50,
'^Ps 16x30 and wash cloth is 131^x13%. Extra-long
Oqj especially high absorbency. Guaranteed pucket-
cjj, and luxurious finish insure lasting good looks.
\j-5. is available in nine important home fashion
white, lemon, ice pink, mint green, aquamarine,
‘ors
grey, red and black. Bath mats in matching
available.
FITTED BLANKET
Bedmaking time is cut to a minimum vsdth a fitted blanket
by Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. Winter weight and wonderful, the
blended (wool, rayon, cotton) blanket is tailored in sizes to
fit either twin or full beds. It allows ample foot room for
comfortable sleeping, holds blanket in place during the night.
Blanket and fitted sheet need only be pulled taut and smooth
ed out and bed is made.
A^’ailable in six colors (blue, light green, dark green,
Pompey red, gold, pink and light green in twin and full sizes
acetate binding at top. Retail price is approximately $10.95.
Fieldcrest also makes a summer-weight fitted blanket in blue,
Pompey red, gold, pink and light green in twin and full sizes
retailing at about $5.95.
Disc Jockey
l|g ''^®'^ting over the airwaves some of
^.^®’^®°’^ality she displays as recep-
! ^ WLOE, Barbara Jean Earles
^ Popular disc jockey at the local
^f^^^tion. She has been running an
record show in addition to
Time and Birthday Salute each
■C®-
pretty announcer is the daughter
H|^ and Mrs. Obie Earles of Leaks-
\ ^ Her mother, Beatrice, is employed
®fastan Winding. Barbara was a
V of Tri-City high school
she was chief cheer leader. She
of the finalists in the 1953 Miss
Beauty Contest sponsored by
^ycees. She was the model in the
> blanket display at the Septem-
Aeeting of the Carolina Council.
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^DAY, may 3, 1954