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26 Lincoln Evening journal Nebraska State Journal January 13, Coffee Chatter Miss Ka-therine J. Higgins, a senior at San Francisco State College and the granddaughter of J. C. Higgins of Lincoln, won a top honor in the William Randolph Hearst Journalism Awards Program. Miss Higgins is on the honors list at SF State and is a member of Sigrrra Delta Chi, journalism honorary.

She attended the University of Nebraska School of Journalism from 1965-1968 where she was a recipient of the Lincoln Star Freshman Journalism Scholarship. She is a 1965 graduate of Lincoln High School. Mrs. Siiidlar Feted Mrs. Robert S.

Sindlar Jr. (Elizabeth Ann Miller) of Vallejo, was honored at a postnuptial coffee and linen shower at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Allen with Mrs. Everett Robison co-hostess. Mrs.

parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Miller. Mr.

Sindlar is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sindlar Sr. Describes Interior Design Field Miss Linda Mueri May 8 Wwlding Planview Mr. and Mrs.

John Mueri announce the engagement of their daughter Linda of Lincoln to Edward McPherren, son of Mr. and Mrs. George McPherren of Ten Sleep, Wyo. Miss Mueri was graduated from Bryan School of Nursing in Lincoln. McPherren attends the University of Nebraska and is a member of Phi Epsilon Kappa honorary.

He is a former member of the Cornhusker basketball and track teams. He plans to attend graduate school in January. The couple plans a May 8 wedding. Ill Europe Miss Elizabeth A. Weyhrauch, a sophomore at Lindenwood College in St.

Charles, is in Europe studying Renaissance art and literature. Miss Weyhrauch, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Weyhrauch, is one of 18 students participating in the four-week study course. Adoption Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Schreiber have adopted a baby boy, John Michel. Mr. and Mrs. John Rourke of Brownell, Mrs.

Helen Schreiber of Sparks, and Les Schreiber are grandparents. By GHITA CARY Chicago Sun-Times Special Chicago design still leads the way in the interior-design field. Or so it seemed at the January home- furnishings market, in the Merchandise Mart and the American Furniture Mart. Some comes from Italy, which has inspired so many of its own designers as well as those from the United States and other countries. Many of the designs on display, however, stem from top U.S.

designers. Interior design, these days, is not confined to furniture. The big Swing toward wallpaper and fabrics will set a new tone in a traditional home. And then there are dens and family rooms that need a special look to overcome the paraphernalia (stereos, TV and other electronic devices) that are precious to the family, but particularly add a decorative note. Chairs are showing original designs.

Many have the popular Greek Letters Alpha Xi Delta: Mothers 7:30 p.m. Thursday Chapter House; Program, slides and experiences with 1970 summer tours in Europe of language and literature study groups of high school and university groups, Prof. R. P. Jockmans of Union College; Alumnae, guests.

ale! Look how underpriced our underthings. Save to Value. It still means something at Penneys. enneiit Charge it at Penneys 13th 0 Sts. Shop Monday and Thursdoy nights 'til contemporary lines which may look uncomfortable, but actually Steel or chrome combined with glass or plexiglas is still tops in the table category, especially those with straight lines like the tables.

They also come in colorful or black and white plastics, which add a lively note to an otherwise dull scene. Flooring is particularly important. Rugs come in a number of fibers besides wool and are bright, bright, bright. A glance at carpet manufacturers offerings gives one the idea that bright colors prevail. Maybe because they are so strong colorwise that the pastels there are many simply fade away.

Beds are making great news. The usual headboards for the conservative and bunk beds for kids, but the famous water bed guaranteed to snuggle up to the human form and even the head, hence no pillow. furniture is great. Some of it seems totally impractical for long-term use, but fun and the kids love it. Bunk beds with a new twist such as climbing up a tree and maneuvering through branches is fun for a slumber party, but not for the mother who makes the beds.

And then there are the stack-ups for the tots. They come in wild bright colors and are sturdy (even a hefty adult can sit on the chair) and when the over, mother can unscrew the legs of table and chairs and put them away in a small space. Traditional lines have not been forgotten. Several top manufacturers are still with it, especially the Louis XV variety, which can be used with ease in a contemporary room to break the straight-leg look of a forest by adding gentle curves. Fabrics, along with wallpapers, add interest.

The quiet ones with metallic backgrounds serve well on the wall of a traditional room and the wild ones spark up the family room. ST. ELIZABETH Skala, Ronnie (Leslie Akeson), 5727 Morrill, son, Jan. 12. BRYAN MEMORIAL Motley, Stephen (Carol 3397 Zeamer Circle, daughter, Kimberly Sue, Jan.

12. Sacks, Donald (Shirley Buethc), 1721 No. 58th, daughter, Jan. 13. LINCOLN GENERAL Boatman, Tom (Sara Adams), 3495 daughter, Elizabeth Clarinne, Jan.

12, Beaver, Bradley K. (Ann Rowen), 5409 Pease Circle, son, Jan. 12. Brobst, Gary (Patricia Boyer), 1525 Cheyen.ne, son, Jan. 13.

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