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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1977

Page

3

First group of female midshipmen finish first year at Annapolis

Ninety five report a year of hard work and hostility as 65 women become the Naval Academy’s first female mids. They describe rough treatment from male students yet say the experience is rewarding. Of 81 entering women, 17 did not finish, including two who resigned after disciplinary actions. Male dropout rates were 10 to 11 percent.

Naval Academy Annapolis Buxbaum Long Island N.Y Lorrie Dancer Oklahoma City Lorrie Danger Dancer Joan Brownlee Washington State Florida Buzbaum Navy Academy Elizabeth Helzer Westminster Lynn Rampp Wheaton Hampp

Methodists Welcome Pastor at First UMC Service

The Methodist congregation invites worshippers to a celebration of the ordained ministry at First United Methodist Church. It marks Rev. James Dickey joining the staff from suburban Fort Wayne, with Dr. Donald LaSuer and Rev. James Lantz also welcomed. The event features special music, liturgy, and a parish welcome in the narthex after services. The Dickey family has moved into the new parsonage at 2609 Bethany Road.

First United Methodist Church James 8. Dickey Fort Wayne Donald la Sver James Lantz Séfyties James Dickey Neva Julie Joyce LaSuer Lantz Dickey Bethany Road

How To Succeed In Business At Geeting Through Sunday

Geeting Summer Theatre presents How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying from June 3 to Sunday. The show stars David Schier as Pierrepont Finch with a lineup including Dr. Gene Neale and others, featuring popular songs Brotherhood of Man and I Believe in You along with dance numbers Coffee Break and A Secretary Is Not a Toy. Tickets available at Callins Travel Citizen’s Travel First Savings Mounds or by calling 644.5111.

Abe Burrows Geeting Summer Theatre Paris Company Way Pierrepont Finch David Schier World Wide Wicket Corp Gene Neale Dick Hereche Tom Webb Christy Parry Sherri Sylvester Bill Redmond Gini Brown Chet Green Callins Travel Citizen*s Travel First Savings Mounds

Revival Set On Westside Church Services

The West lath Street Church of Christ on Westside will sponsor two weeks of revival services from June 12 to June 26. Guest speakers will present lessons titled Human Relations in the Kingdom of God at 7 30 each evening, according to minister C A Herring.

West Lath Street Church of Christ Kingdom of God C.A. Herring

Why Grow Old Walks to Health by Josephine Lowman

Advice on walking for fitness stresses regular brisk walks and proper footwear. Recommends three 20–40 minute sessions weekly, gradual pace goals, and leather shoes for support. Warns against overheating, overclothed attire, and unsuitable footgear, noting sun and terrain considerations.

Josephine Lowman Leather Industries America

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