July 1950 issue of Warp & Weft, a monthly handweaving newsletter from Chicago edited by Gladys Rogers Brophil. It includes guild news and the 1950 National Conference of Handweavers, an article on lamps and lampshades, and the monthly sample "Snow Glitter", an overshot pattern with rayon tufts and metallic weft, with draft, materials and treadling. Other items are a summary of Ada K. Dietz's algebraic-expression method for plaids and patterns, a review of Ivan Crowell's Popular Weaving Crafts, a question on sleying a 15-dent reed for 20 ends per inch, and notes on weaving in Canada. The last page announces the liquidation of Gladys Rogers Brophil, Inc., the Norwood Loom Company as successor publisher, and classified ads.