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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
5
Freddy B. aged 13 is a slow reader facing junior high entry. His mother and Dr Crane question why modern children struggle with fluency and home tutoring is proposed as a salvage option.
Dr Lester Coleman cites a study of nearly 500 youths showing some five year olds have cholesterol levels close to adults. He links family diets to future heart risks and urges early healthy eating. The page also discusses MG readings on myasthenia gravis, and promotes Classics Illustrated books to boost child reading skills.
Frances Lewine reports Lady Bird Johnson in Texas reflecting on widowhood and the Johnson years. She recalls White House days, regrets, plans to stay in Texas, and ongoing projects including the LBJ library and parks program while overseeing Johnson estate and public duties.
Donald C. Ritchey, chairman of Anderson College board of trustees, is named coordinator for Church of God Ministry International activities effective July 1. He will devote 150 days yearly, travel nationwide for workshops, write materials, and coordinate programs with church agencies in Anderson as CGMI builds a statewide laymen fellowship with 159 local chapters.
RNA members plan a noon salad luncheon and afternoon social in at Kellets Jamaica project focus. Sheriff John Gunter and Hoosier Belles perform. Wilma Mason demos fans. Arthur Edwards does a dramatic reading. About 75 guests expected. members from Australia to Panama Canal Zone contribute salads.
Miss Tina Marisa Zook and Jack Wayne Harris wed April 27 at St John s Lutheran Church. The ceremony was led by Rev Nathan Harter with double ring rites. The couple will reside at 525 Ruddle Ave after a Chicago wedding trip.
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